A rather strong sleaze-filled genre effort

After returning home from a date, a man notices his daughter has been raped and defiled by a group of police officers making snuff films on the internet, and is forced back to his depraved killing spree days in the Army to seek out and take revenge on the gang for their actions.

Overall, this was a fairly enjoyable genre effort with a lot to like about it. One of the better elements found here is the high-end setup that provides a reasonable and worthwhile means of initiating the revenge rampage and how it comes together. Offering the kind of strong starting point where we learn about their relationship with each other that's become strained over the years, with his turn into an alcoholic after his wife died, and being unable to be there for her while growing up, that provides some slight animosity towards each other, it lets this one establish their relationship quickly. As this is pushed further by the violent assault that took place, where her date turns out to be a setup for her to be drugged and repeatedly raped by the group for their latest video release, the whole thing comes together incredibly well with the kind of proper build-up to make everything seem righteous and justified. This is all enhanced by the second half being turned into a brutal series of torture scenes, offering him taking out the perpetrators in graphic and barbaric fashion. Since the initial inquiries were stymied due to the presence of police officers in the higher rungs of the operation, the ability to sneak in and take them out in surprise ambushes, which bring about cheesy yet graphic low-budget torture methods involving the titular fertilization tool to prepare the perpetrating offender for eventual castration. Considering the constant and hardcore sexual nature of the atmosphere around these scenes and the nature of these scenes as a whole, there's a depraved and sleazy attitude that comes about to help make the visual aesthetics of how everything is presented. The only issue here, beyond those who aren't fans of this presentation, is the final twist, which makes little sense and doesn't strike as anything more than a shocking idea that few would've guessed, which doesn't connect to anything at all, which is enough to bring this one down overall.

Rated Unrated/R: Graphic Male and Female Nudity, Graphic Violence, Graphic Language, hardcore sex scenes, and Rape.

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