Frank decide to go on a rampage, killing all the people who make modern culture the terrible mess that it is. Where God Bless America succeeds is rooted in it's comedy. Be warned, however, this is some very dark comedy. It does not pull it's punches and shows people brutally murdering others and plays it for laughs. But somehow, that's what makes it great. It's actually funny. It's not the most laugh out loud movie of 2012, and it's not as broad as other comedies of this year, like 21 Jump Street or Ted , but the humour is very deadpan, and if anything, that's more effective. The comedy very much comes from it's satire of culture in general, being straight and forthright with the audience about how this the world we live in, and makes you root for the characters killing these horrible, horrible people. God Bless America 's characters are extremely well-written and performed. Joel Murray is perfect as Frank, but the real star is Tara Lynne Barr. She is so charismatic and likeable, while at the same time being absolutely insane. I mean, this girl has some serious issues. She hates society and what's it's become even down to little things like, 'let's kill people who give high fives' (well, I'm dead). The pacing of the film is where it starts to flicker in it's quality, as the last half of the second act and first half of the third really do tend to drag. The finale