To Die For

From the generation of "get off my lawn" brings you 2 hours of MAGA talking points that liberals hate America and the youth is trash. This may be one of the most poorly shot, edited and sound captured movies in existence. I've seen HS students create better quality of work. Please also try to ignore the terrible constant back and forth of poorly white balanced scenes with absolutely horrible dialogue. If John really did finance this movie with everything he had, he probably should probably sell the camera it was shot on because the movie isn't going to regain that fortune. At one point the Native American bashing is so bad that my ancestors almost came back to slap me in the face for even turning it on.

I just bought this movie and I must say it is a filming disaster. The story is good but it is so low budget it is worse than a b-rated 70's movie. Most of it is filmed with obvious green screen and is misproportioned to the actor in the scene. I've seen better filming from old school adult movies. Dialog is worse than a first year drama class in high school. A lot of the character interaction are not together so it is one actor saying a line and the other actor in the scene is saying their line somewhere else. Everything is painfully mechanical and choppy and there is no sense of flow or even audio consistency.

First off, I really love the United States and I can respect everybody's opinion on politics. I prefer to keep political opinions to myself as I feel it will destroy friendships and relationships. While there is the freedom of speech, there is also the freedom of consequence, which this movie shows that just because you love your country, doesn't mean the story or movie itself will be good.

What we have here is possibly the worst patriotic, if not the worst movie ever made. John Schneider's character is very unlikable and commits quite a few crimes that could easily throw him in jail, like driving and tearing up grass on someone else's property or potentially causing damage to city property with a way too tall flag pole hanging off the back of an El Camino. Also why on Earth is everybody forcing him to take down the American flag?! No real town or human being would force someone to take the flag down even if its on their own property.

That's really the tip of the iceberg as the filming, editing, writing and acting is without a doubt the worst I've ever seen. It makes Asylum movies look like a big Hollywood production.

John Schneider, if this is the best you can do, please stop making movies altogether and call it quits. This is just mindboggling and unprofessional. Obviously money is his goal rather than trying to make any effort to make a movie.

Can I just get my money back ???

This movie is a train wreck. I agree with the message the movie was portraying. But the delivery of the message was a complete turnoff and overshadowed true patriotism. The acting was some of the worst and the filming was so bad I needed Dramamine to watch it. Voices were echoey and hard to understand. The script was poorly written and hard to follow. I think my border collie could write a better script if you bribed him with a milk bone. Honestly, I expected so much better from John Schneider. I was really looking forward to watching this. It was such a let down that I feel like I just waisted my evening when I could have watched Barney instead. My advice, save your money and go out for Pizza.

This is dreadful, just deadful. I hope I am sparing you finite time in your life from watching this.

I grew up in the 1970's and John Schneider was a hero of mine in The Dukes of Hazard, and he was decent enough in Smallville. A pleasant looking man, and so I watch what he's in, or at least I used to. WTF is this?!

Is it me or has John pivoted a hard right politically? It's certainly too strong for my tastes and a shame because he's done himself a huge disservice by agreeing to this. The plot, the acting and quality of production are so laughably poor. John Schneider, what has become of you?

Gutted but letting go of your memory now.