The Insurrection (2020)

The Insurrection: Directed by Rene Perez. With Michael Paré, Wilma Elles, Joseph Camilleri, Rebecca Tarabocchia. The director of the largest media company wants to expose how left-wing powers use film to control populations.

“I would tell you that this is the worst movie on Earth, but just in case some microbe on Mars decided to reboot u0026quot;My Giantu0026quot;, Iu0026#39;ll go ahead and include the whole solar system.nNothing about this ridiculous thing is good in any sense of the word. Micheal Pere looks barely awake starring as the most caring uncaring deadbeat dad ever. In a plotline nobody could possibly care about, he mumbles stuff like u0026quot;Mmmm sorryu0026quot; over the phone to a son who couldnu0026#39;t care less. Then he ages and pretends to shoot a gun for about 90 minutes.nThe plot concerns a u0026quot;whistlebloweru0026quot; who is purported to be coming clean about how the u0026quot;liberal conspiracyu0026quot; is gaying up u0026#39;Merica or something, and illuminati bortion Soros blah blah incels. Naturally, sheu0026#39;s targeted for termination by about five guys who donu0026#39;t have any tactical gear and look like someone dressed the neighborhood dads up for a paintball game. Pere literally blasts at them casually, like heu0026#39;s using the other hand to play Angry Birds or something.nThe woman starring alongside him is, as best as I can figure, the Melania Trump of actresses. Iu0026#39;d tell you her acting is worse than watching a seventh grade pothead try to give a book report on particle physics, but it isnu0026#39;t because that report is far better. She also has another security guy who stands around and apparently reads his lines off a floating etch a sketch.nThe acting is awful, the plot is ridiculous, and the directing and special effects would get someone thrown off the free trial of Photoshop. Watch this movie if you really want to punish yourself.”