Jeff Sartain

Tries too hard to be weird and mysterious and ultimately lost interest. Rock musical score seems incompatible with the period atmosphere.

This film had such potential to be really great, but felt the need to fill the last twenty minutes or so with gore and gratuitous violence. Such a waste. I also couldn't figure out the point of the old timey Christian angle, as I found it rather obnoxious. It's as if the writer didn't know what he wanted the film to be and as a result, it came off at times awkward and jarring. It seemed to want to be a quirky, but sweet story, then settled for the low road by satisfying the audience's craving for violence.

I watched it for the Ghouliani part, but then fell asleep anyway and missed it. By what I did see, well... the movie was an insult to human dignity, if such a thing exists these days. Much like trump himself.

Where are all the Asians? Seems a little biased to me.

Best dam thing ever put on film.

Why would anyone subject themselves to this?