A rebellious youth blaming society for wrongful incarceration reunites with friends to terrorize the good citizens of Detroit by abducting random victims then forcing them to perform in their twisted online show, Amerikan Violence.
After serving seven years in a state penitentiary for crimes he did not commit, Jacob is released. Infuriated with the corrupt system that put him away, he reunites with former gang members to punish society for its abuse. Jacob's little brother wants to be a film maker, so the group decides to terrorize the good citizens of Detroit by creating an online brutality show, documenting their violent exploits. The four friends go on a cross county crime spree abducting random victims then forcing them to participate on the show. Hoping to profit from the chaos they've created, the gang intensify s their murderous rampage and the show goes viral. Consumed with new celebrity status the group continues broadcasting until the last thing they expect may put an end to their savage dreams.—MG Kelly
After being wrongfully convicted, Jacob Lynch spent seven years behind bars for crimes he didn't commit. All that time being incarcerated further fueled his hatred towards a corrupt system and filled his heart with rage. Once released, he reunites with former friends 'the Boom Town Wolves' and together, they begin terrorizing the good citizens of Detroit. Jacob's little brother Jester, wants to be a film maker, so the group decides to record their violent exploits in hopes of profiting from the chaos while paying back society for its abuse and neglect. They abduct random victims then force them to participate in their online crime show, Amerikan Violence. The show goes viral right when the group realizes that they have run out of options but, the show must go on. Consumed by their online celebrity status, the four friends intensify their brutal acts for the sake of entertaining their new found fan base, Now that they have past the point of no return the only thing that can stop them is a more methodical form of use of force. Ladies and gentlemen, poles and holes, welcome to the greatest show ever made Amerikan Violence.
