Great Movie, with a good mix of heart-felt understanding between a group of people, with a mix of great comedy to break up the depressive undertones so that each tone does not overwhelm you but gives you the right amount of each at the perfect pacing.

The movie showed a glimpse into history that America wants to forget or never knew existed in the first place. The well-crafted screenplay leaves you in a state of shock and revolution throughout the film and after; Leonardo Dicaprio and Robert De Niro make for unique villains in the movie, it flows and blends their two-faced lies and deceit into the story showing that evil can take many forms.

This movie was captivating throughout, and the somber tones mixed with the intense score and visuals; even though it was people talking in rooms mostly, the cinematography was master-level, and the story engaging. The ending was so chilling and unforgettable, a sense that is repeated throughout the movie, but the end reveals the entire scene and the stark truth.

The whole movie was hot garbage; the entire community turning people evil was just a sledgehammer to the face. The end was just over the top with the entire ritual of destroying his body. If you like the slasher villain of Michel Myers, this is a disrespectful send-off to such an iconic character that has been scary people throughout the decades.