Boring throughout

Rating: 1/10 (14 July 2016)

The premise is sound enough (almost).
Punk band invited to gig at a skinhead convention? Don't think so The basic flaw can be lived with as artistic license, but as the narrative unfolds, it becomes more and more incredible. The acting is sound enough but is completely undermined by the unimaginable actions and reactions as events unfold.
I couldn't get to the end as I gradually lost interest in continually struggling to persuade myself to ignore the gaping holes and the mindless decision making of the characters.
In the end, it's all very mediocre stuff more suited to cable TV than general release. As the action takes place exclusively within a shed, there's no real cinematography to ease the boredom.