Pure Race

While driving across country, an African-American named Carl Fields and his white friend, Tony Andersen, get a flat tire in Idaho. When they seek out help to fix the tire, they accidentally stumble into a lynching/neo-nazi meeting on an Aryan Nations compound. I'm assuming this is a simple mistake, as in reality, it's actually the National Alliance, not the Aryan Nations, that owns a compound (in Mill Point, West Virginia, not Idaho). Carl and Tony are beaten and imprisoned within the compound. Tony escapes with the help of a sympathetic neo-nazi, and attempts to get help for Carl. This movie would fit the "so bad its good" category, if it weren't for the fact that it's actually just plain awesome. The action is surprisingly good, and the movie is filled with some of the best lines of all time. My friends and I rented this movie merely because of the cover: a black man holding an AK47 with a swastika in the background. If that doesn't sell you on a movie, nothing will.