Supremacy
Short description
A white supremacist kills a police officer shortly after being released from solitary confinement at Pelican Bay State Prison. Along with a companion, he takes a Black family hostage in their home. The father of the family is a former convict who harbors a deep resentment toward law enforcement, leading him to reject his own son for joining the police force. Because the father recognizes the kidnapper's desperation and refuses to seek help from the authorities, tensions within the household rise and lead to dangerous mistakes.
The film was directed by Deon Taylor, marking the fourth project in his career following Dead Tone, The Hustle, and Chain Letter. The cast features Danny Glover, Julie Benz, Joe Anderson, Dawn Olivieri, Derek Luke, and Evan Ross. Produced by Media House Capital, the crime drama was made with a budget of 2 million USD.
Audience reception for the movie was moderate, receiving a rating of 5.7/10 on IMDb from 5,000 votes and a matching 5.7/10 on TMDB from 64 votes.
What's left behind the scenes
- The film is based on real events. On March 29-30, 1995, members of the 'Aryan Brotherhood' (the largest organized crime group of white supremacists in the US) killed a sheriff's deputy and took an African American family hostage.
- The film tells the story of Robert Walter Scully Jr. and his accomplice Brenda Moore. Scully was sentenced to death and 274 years in prison for his crimes. Moore received 14 years, later increased by another 7. The officer they killed was named Frank Trejo.
- Almost the entire film was shot on 16mm film.
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