Oregon comfort

Rating: 5/10 (6 February 2019)

Nothing is going right for The Ain't Rights. Down on their luck, short of cash they get an unexpected booking in the backwoods of Portland.
The money is good but the audience are a bunch of neo-nazis. However after the gig, one of them goes to retrieve a phone and comes across a dead body.
Now the band is locked into a room and the club's owner wants to make sure no witnesses will escape to talk to the cops.
It is a Star Trek cast. Pat (Anton Yelchin) is one of the members of the band who needs to be resourceful. Darcy (Patrick Stewart) is the vile club owner who wants to make the deaths of the band to look plausible.
The band members face killer dogs who take orders in German, knives, guns and quickly learn to fight back. Show the fascists that these snowflakes do not easily melt.
It is a ludicrous, low budget violent film. Shades of cabin horror as the band fight for survival. Some of the skinheads are none too bright.
Violent, bloody and entertaining when it kicks in gear.