Douglas Murray has offered his insights into the controversial film "Citizen Vigilante," a low-budget action movie that has garnered significant attention.

The film, which Murray describes as "ugly," has been banned in Germany and has been viewed by millions on X, while also reaching the top spot on major streaming platforms in North America.

This widespread reach and the film's contentious themes highlight its unavoidable presence in current discourse.

"Citizen Vigilante" is directed by Uwe Boll and stars Armie Hammer, marking his return to the screen following his #MeToo cancellation.

This casting choice, combined with the film's narrative, contributes to its controversial nature.

The movie is set in contemporary Europe, focusing on crimes reportedly committed by illegal migrants, a topic that the film suggests European politicians and cultural elites prefer to ignore.

The film's opening scene depicts a German mother being fatally stabbed by a migrant after leaving a supermarket with her child.

Its conclusion, as described by Murray, involves the protagonist confronting a young Syrian man implicated in the gang-rape of a local girl.

These graphic and politically charged plot points are central to the film's controversial reception and its classification within the vigilante genre, drawing comparisons to movies like "Death Wish" and "John Wick."