Set in Middle America, a group of teens receive an online invitation for sex, though they soon encounter fundamentalists with a much more sinister agenda.
In the Midwest of the USA, three sex-crazed teenage boys receive an invitation from a woman online who wants to hook up with them. When the three friends arrive, they soon realise their promise of sex is a trap and soon they must escape from the deranged leader of a Christian Fundamentalist cult.
Well. Never again i&#39;m reading the plot or summary of a movie. I read the plot and it seemed quite alright. Interesting and all. Too bad I didn&#39;t saw the trailer before I watched the movie.<br/><br/>The concept and the whole idea of the movie is somehow interesting. The only problem is that the movie kinda sucks. I was expecting something hardcore with a lot of blood and some psychopaths, and I&#39;ve got a movie about fanatic religious rednecks praising the Lord and shooting on the police.<br/><br/>There&#39;s some interesting scenes that gives another level to the movie. But 80% of the movie is like … I don&#39;t know … boring? pointless? And don&#39;t get me started on the acting and in the dialogues. a 10minutes speech about what the Lord wants, and a non-sense scene between the redneck girl and one of the boys (seriously, the dialogue in this scene is just awful. Not natural at all). Thank god that Abigail comes in and slaps some sense into the boy. Anyway, as I said, there&#39;s some interesting scenes so I&#39;m giving a 5/10 to the movie.
The first Kevin Smith film I watched was Clerks 2, which immediately made me an instant fan of Mr. Smith and later watched the first Clerks, followed by Zack and Miri Make A Porno, Mallrats and Dogma. After watching those iconic comedies, I figured watching Kevin Smith&#39;s first horror film would be interesting. <br/><br/>Smith gives us his image of a horror-action film shown in Red State where a group of religious people are not exactly what they appear to be. There weren&#39;t really any scary parts in the movie, but probably to a hardcore religious individual, the sight of an evil congregation on a mission to eradicate every abomination they reel in might be unsettling to them. <br/><br/>Michael Parks and John Goodman are fantastic at their parts as the maniacal leader of a church sworn to get rid of Earth&#39;s evil and an ATF agent ordered to kill every single member of the religious cult. <br/><br/>The story is great, with a good amount of action and exciting moments. Fans of Kevin Smith might have a different reaction to this film, taking its way down a more serious tone, so don&#39;t expect a Clerks/Dogma comedy type of film. Sit back and enjoy what Mr. Smith claims to be his last film he will ever direct: Red State.
It's a charming if conspicuously unfinished film, a half-riotous, half-idiotic send-up of the teen horror genre with a vaguely hip political twist.
Although it was initially suspected that it would be a slasher film, it is actually more like an action thriller. The horror is derived from real life hatred and the violence that people are capable of committing. Also unlike most slasher films, all violence and death in Red State is done with firearms. The movie however does feature numerous horror genre tropes where comparisons can be made between it and The Devil&#39;s Rejects and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. It is not based on an actual story but is inspired but various real life events. The villain is a composite of Fred Phelps, Jim Jones and other leaders of religious cults. The events of the story are also quite similar to the Branch Davidian tragedy in Waco, Texas. During the shootout with the ATF and Five Points Church, the congregation&#39;s children are hidden in the attic. Later the teenage church member Cheyenne tells them to escape out the back and they are not seen in the film again. During many of Kevin Smith&#39;s Q&amp;A appearances for the film he has said that if you listen to the background audio there is the sound of children screaming in the distance soon after the scene when Cheyenne and Jared are killed. Smith said he intentionally chose not to reveal the exact fate of the children. Kevin Smith&#39;s first drafted ending for Red State was to have the climactic shootout at the church end when the true apocalypse begins: Trumpet blasts herald from the sky which turns blood red and is filled with angels, one of which impales Pastor Cooper with a flaming sword. Given the film&#39;s $5,000 special effects budget this ending was logistically impossible yet elements of it inspired the film&#39;s final ending. No. This movie is a stand alone story. It does not contain (ex: Jay and Silent Bob) any characters or overt references to previous Kevin Smith films.
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