Was this movie made to make fun of Alex Jones? Was it made to support his type of reporting? I'm not quite sure.
Plot summary
The recounted events of the night two estranged brothers attempted to reunite after being torn apart by a small town, seemingly taken over by martial law.
Uploaded by: FREEMAN
June 20, 2019 at 04:13 AM
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Waste of time and money
Not very good. False Flag feels like an extended student short padded to feature length. You can tell this is "director" Aaron Garrett's first (and last?) cinematic effort. A for effort and D- for execution.
As for the reviews, the first was harsh but honest. The second review reads as if it were written by Garrett himself (or possibly his girlfriend or mom). It critiques the spelling error (obviously a typo) of the word "wrestler" (apparently now corrected) and then goes on to exhibit it's own - as well as incorrect grammar and complete misuse if words (you mean "captivating" not "capturing"). Oh well, this one probably has at least one typo, too!
False Flag, Real Crap
Avoid this at all costs unless you like poorly-made, direct-to-Walmart-discount-bins dross. The "director," Aaron Garrett, has/had aspirations in becoming a professional wrestler, but made this pile of offal instead, merely because he thought making a movie would be a fun way to make money - and it shows. There is no artistry here. The most impressive thing about the production is how Mr. Garrett managed to con the City of London, Ohio and it's population of rubes into getting behind and participating in its making. Cheap and unwatchable.