The Diabolical Schemes of Thadeus Jackson

I've watched this movie like over and over again I love this movie to be serious they will be teachers a lot and means a lot to me because it's keeps me from getting bored this movie is amazing and deserves the best ever ratings and once again thanks to the creators of this movie because this movie is a heavy rare gem

Good job and thanks once again for making me happy.

I saw this movie at Another Hole In The Head Film Festival in 2021, where it won best Action/Adventure. I was very impressed. This movie takes so many evil things we are taught to think of as good in America, and personifies them into someone you can hate. The protagonist isn't a hero at all. Just a man who's pissed off about a lot of the same things we all are and decides to do something about it. There's no famous people, and you can tell it probably could've been better funded. But I loved it. The cast and crew of this film did an excellent job. The effects are amazing! It really captures your attention and doesn't let go.

In a world where most superhero films are propaganda spouting the virtues of the largest military in the history of the world, this movie is refreshing and direct in a way that's startling.

Browsing supremacist's AZ Prime movie list, a quirky name got the attention. From the beginning, it is clear this movie is low-budget. It has awful sound, and on top, the auto-generated translation is even worst. But something about it make me hang on it few more minutes, with an shameful spark of hope that, maybe, this time...

This is not your average B rated movie that it will slowly become a gem, and will start enjoying viewers after 20 years from now... this movie is balanced, cohesive, proud and... actual. It captures the viewer's attention, and we know what a massive achievement that is, nowadays.

Watch it, and will find something to like and think about. And will be something different from what another will find. And this is a sign of a solid creative work, and love and care, and revolution.

My favorite part of this film is how many of the Supremacist's victims are direct parallels of black victims of police brutality. The "I can't breathe" scene and the kid getting heavy visioned over a toy gun is a good example of this. The way The Supremacist invades Iraq is probably my favorite part of the film. The social commentary is extra thick!