Bodo RED WHITE & BLUE is dark, deep and disturbing. It's difficult to tell much about the story without giving it away since there's lots of twist in this tale of revenge and desire. The plot focuses on how the hypersexual Erica befriends her neighbor, an ex military veteran. Her new relationship gives her hope and security, but her promiscuous past haunts her...The movie is beautifully executed in terms of cinematography and editing. The soundscape is thick and atmospheric, including some chilling and at times deeply moving music. Add to this some great performances and believable characters. This is the epitome of a feel bad movie where people are doing bad things to each other, but they aren't just plain evil so that you can excuse yourself in hating them. Instead, every character lives a messed up life and the atrocities are well motivated... which makes you feel extra depressed.So if that's the emotion you seek in movies, and if you can stand a good deal of violence, then RED WHITE & BLUE is for you.

cthulhu_will_arise666 I can't do this without spoilers so SPOILER ALERT! you have been warned! All I knew about this movie is that it's about a revenge story. And I love revenge stories (Harry Brown, Death Sentence etc).BUT it started as a B Movie Drama and I thought okay. Can't be that bad when Metascore is that high. I'll never listen to Meta Score again...In the beginning you see a young girl having unprotected sex with a lot of men and she is insisting to have it unprotected. Okay, for many people this might still sound good :D Turns out the girl has AIDS and is spreading it into the world on purpose. She stated she slept with "130 or 140" men, giving the HI Virus around.And I was just like WTF? If I was one of the boys she seduced I would kill her. And you think okay, now the boys are on revenge. This is the revenge story in this movie, right? As a viewer you now want satisfaction. Torture and kill that bitch. Okay she eventually gets killed. Even though it didn't look like it was really intended.And everyone was crying about it and regretting it but man she ruined the life's of 140 men. Most of them won't even know they have AIDS and spreading this horrible disease into the world. This girl had to die!!! But what happens then? The neighbor to which she was a totally a-hole avenges her and kills the boys she was with including their whole family. Even little kids. WTF Dude??? Why is this making any sense? Why are people liking this sh*tty plot? Why did this movie get such high ratings? Why is this girl that intentionally gives aids to the world the good guy in this movie? WTF Simon Rumley? What were you thinking?

thehackedpc Going into this movie I was completely blind. Not knowing what this was really about I wasn't really expecting much. Boy was I surprised. The characters in this movie are amazing. Marc Senter's character (Franki) is definitely the best character in movie. We will get to that later. Erica is a very interesting character considering she has no self-confidence. I love how the movie shows that she sleeps around and how she has no relationship with anyone. When she meets her coworker you can really tell by the scene where she asks him if she can sleep by him that she wants to have a relationship but can't because of her HIV virus. Now when the movie shifted over to Frankie I had no idea where it was going. Once they got to the hospital scene then I figured it out. When him and his gang finally find Erica and kidnap her things really start getting intense. I love how Frankie's a human you can tell that he knows what he is doing is wrong so he can't let her go so he wants to treat her the well. With Franki's mom committing suicide you can tell that he is completely empty without her. So once he kills Erica and her coworker finds out her coworker goes crazy. Then the rest of the movie is basically him interrogating the people involved in the murder. I did not mind the violence against the child it's just a movie. Anyways I really like this flick I highly recommended it.

alan-lohf The horror genre seems to generate far more than its fair share of absolute duds - and this is definitely one of them. The opening scenes, which would do a 1970's soft core porn flick proud, set the (very low) tone for this film. The filming also put me in a nostalgic frame of mind - it is reminiscent of a 1960's home movie. The plot is wafer thin and not worth wasting either my time writing about it, or your time reading same. The cast? Noah Taylor is suitably psychopathic, although he seems a little weedy for an Iraq war vet - perhaps he was a computer geek in intelligence. And what luck, he works in a DIY store - that would explain the seemingly inexhaustible supply of duct tape! The balance of the cast would appear to have very promising careers - flipping burgers in some fly-blown truck stop on route whatever just outside Nowhereville, USA. This little disaster was written, produced and directed by Simon Rumley - a combination of roles that challenges even the genuinely talented. Filled with dread, I checked the list of credits for Mr Rumley - I am very pleased to say it is mercifully short. Long may it remain so.