Jun 25, 2026 01:09 PM
(This post was last modified: Jun 25, 2026 09:04 PM by C C.)
It's a German-Croat film, but in English. The trailer for it is at the very bottom. You can also see a clip from it (that's migrant-related) in the "After Party" discussion below at the 1:42 mark.
Uwe Boll sounds like the Roger Corman of the continent (or even Ed Woods). As Jashinsky says herself, the scene looks cheesy. The mainstream doesn't feel that his films are good (but it currently has a high rating on RT). He and Michael Bay have traded insults. It's the issues revolving around it that are drawing the interest.
Citizen Vigilante: A 2026 vigilante action thriller film produced, written, and directed by Uwe Boll. It stars Armie Hammer and Costas Mandylor. In the film, Sanders, a vigilante upset about violence perpetuated by migrants, decides to take justice into his own hands, killing immigrant criminals and corrupt officials. The film was inspired by a "notorious case in Hamburg in 2016, when a group of teenagers gang-raped a 14-year-old girl and left her for dead, only for the perpetrators to walk free with suspended sentences." The film was released in select theaters and digitally on June 19, 2026. It did not receive a film rating in Germany, effectively banning it. According to Boll, this was due to concerns the film would incite violence against migrants.
- - - - - - - - - - -
AFTER PARTY
https://youtu.be/fVxmjwaPEFU
VIDEO INTRO: Emily Jashinsky is joined by Rachel Bovard, Vice President at the Conservative Partnership Institute, and Inez Stepman, legal analyst at Independent Women, to talk about the controversy surrounding “Citizen Vigilante,” a new Armie Hammer film. Its director says the movie has been banned in Germany for its extreme violence and alleged anti-migrant message. The ladies discuss how this reflects broader concerns about censorship, immigration debates, and restrictions on controversial political speech in some European countries, and more…
What ‘Citizen Vigilante’ reveals about Europe’s migrant issue ... https://youtu.be/F68CU1_0U3U
https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/F68CU1_0U3U
Citizen Vigilante (trailer) ... https://youtu.be/fVxmjwaPEFU
https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/fVxmjwaPEFU
Uwe Boll sounds like the Roger Corman of the continent (or even Ed Woods). As Jashinsky says herself, the scene looks cheesy. The mainstream doesn't feel that his films are good (but it currently has a high rating on RT). He and Michael Bay have traded insults. It's the issues revolving around it that are drawing the interest.
Citizen Vigilante: A 2026 vigilante action thriller film produced, written, and directed by Uwe Boll. It stars Armie Hammer and Costas Mandylor. In the film, Sanders, a vigilante upset about violence perpetuated by migrants, decides to take justice into his own hands, killing immigrant criminals and corrupt officials. The film was inspired by a "notorious case in Hamburg in 2016, when a group of teenagers gang-raped a 14-year-old girl and left her for dead, only for the perpetrators to walk free with suspended sentences." The film was released in select theaters and digitally on June 19, 2026. It did not receive a film rating in Germany, effectively banning it. According to Boll, this was due to concerns the film would incite violence against migrants.
- - - - - - - - - - -
AFTER PARTY
https://youtu.be/fVxmjwaPEFU
VIDEO INTRO: Emily Jashinsky is joined by Rachel Bovard, Vice President at the Conservative Partnership Institute, and Inez Stepman, legal analyst at Independent Women, to talk about the controversy surrounding “Citizen Vigilante,” a new Armie Hammer film. Its director says the movie has been banned in Germany for its extreme violence and alleged anti-migrant message. The ladies discuss how this reflects broader concerns about censorship, immigration debates, and restrictions on controversial political speech in some European countries, and more…
What ‘Citizen Vigilante’ reveals about Europe’s migrant issue ... https://youtu.be/F68CU1_0U3U
Citizen Vigilante (trailer) ... https://youtu.be/fVxmjwaPEFU