The first few minutes of this video are a sort of parody of the 1978 version of "Halloween," although the Michael Myers stand-in wears a Ronald Reagan mask and winds up killing his promiscuous mother rather than a sister. This is played for laughs, which aren't really there. Flash forward, and the same kid, now grown, gets out of his sanitarium and goes on a murder spree dressed as Donald Trump. Every joke that follows is lame and obvious, and every political point made is equally lame and obvious. Every character in the film is a stereotype, whether positive or negative. It comes across like a political screed written by a furious high-school kid whose parents won't let them attend street protests. Possibly this adolescent preaching is most obvious when the killer is blown up at the conclusion of the film to a montage of pictures of the Constitution and abolitionist icon Frederick Douglass accompanied by patriotic music. There's probably a good film that could be made with a serial killer who looks like the current President, but this is far from it.
I had never heard of the director of the film before. It looks as if he has mostly made "B" movies, including a parody of 1940s Republic Serials entitled "Monarch of the Moon" that I may actually look up because I think it would be more to my taste.
I wouldn't describe myself as a fan of the current resident of the White House, but I think about the only people who might enjoy watching this probably would both enthusiastically laugh at fart-joke humor and also be consumed with hatred for the guy 24/7. I don't live, eat and breathe politics, and I just didn't find "President Evil" to be all that entertaining.




















