


After Islamist terrorists hijack a college's pro-Palestine encampment with the goal of enforcing Sharia law on students and executing dissidents whom they deem "infidels", a group of students, a security guard, and a Delta Force veteran team up to fight back.




People are tearing this movie apart, calling it a cynical and poorly-made piece of propaganda. The premise, about students and a Delta Force vet fighting terrorists who hijack a pro-Palestine protest, is widely seen as a clumsy and offensive political screed. The story itself is panned for being thin and predictable. Jonathan Majors' performance as the veteran Clay Saunders doesn't help, drawing uniformly negative attention.
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