"As a Jewish man, and a victim of anti-Semitic hate, I made a horror film that depicts the very thing that haunts my dreams. As an artist I wanted to tell a story to remind us that we live in a dangerous world; a world where racial violence is on the rise. It saddens me to learn that censorship is still alive and well." - Director James Cullen Bressack.

Well congratulations, your message was overshadowed by everything else that's so extreme and gory that it comes across as over the top.

Do you really think any fascists will watch this and go "OH SNAP!!! Oh am so sorry guys. Here let me give you a hug."

I'm not sure who this is made for? Once you sit through it, you want to quickly forget about it.

In the directors mind, going extreme with the violence means being raw and real, but instead it comes off as the opposite. Literally 70 minutes of found-footage with Neo-Nazis terrorizing a family. And that's it.

Poorly filmed and acted. The audio was often too quiet or too loud to make out what people are saying. With it being found footage, the shaky camera was beyond annoying.

Overall rating: Avoid at all cost. What a piece of shit!