"Ridding America of its many rude, insufferable assholes."

Oh no, Goldy, you better watch out.

I anticipated this for MONTHS. I saw this on Friday night, and during one scene in which a character knocked down bar stools to avoid being murdered, I felt compelled to walk out, denied my moments of catharsis and humour. I don't think any of us laughed at that bit.

This film was not satisfying: it suffers from sloppy sound editing, and poor acting from one principal cast member. When she spoke, the scenery seemed more interesting. Frank's deliveries are more like soliloquies and his last face-the-camera speech was reminiscent of "The Great Dictator", although not on the same level of humanity (what do you expect from someone on a killing spree?), and lacking in passion.

I did like my fellow audience members: same age, some of them were reading, not texting, before the movie, wondering why Spike seasoning could not be offered by SIFF Cinema Uptown...