The Hunt is not nearly as controversial as it was made out to be. It's not very good, either. But Betty Gilpin turns in a hell of a performance.

The controversial new movie depicts a battle between “elites” and “deplorables,” but it doesn’t really challenge either.

It’s being hyped as this year’s most controversial film, the satire Trump didn’t want you to see. Craig Zobel’s fifth feature is about our unwillingness to check facts — it’s full of characters who’d rather rant than do some research.

A group of red-state Americans are hunted for sport by liberal elites

The Hunt puts the "F-U" in midnight "fun" as no sides are safe in this middle-finger cultural roast that's as loudly defiant as it is proudly blood-soaked.

'The Hunt' review: Elites shoot the 'deplorables' in this ugly movie that was delayed after backlash last year.

Smug liberals are in the sights of this gory B-movie about elite groups killing ‘deplorables’ for fun

Yes, the president got the Damon Lindelof-penned pitch-black satire about limousine liberals declaring war on red-state conservatives very, very wrong (as is his wont).

The self-styled provocative bloodbath is a masterclass in botched satire.

Aiming for edgy, human hunting thriller misses its mark

Betty Gilpin deserves better and so do we. 

America’s sharp political divide is an oft-explored topic in cinema, and a tale as old as time across any medium. However, with our country’s unceasing mass shooting epidemic fanning the flames of political outrage, The Hunt found itself in a predicament last fall. Based on marketing footage alone, Craig Zobel’s satirical thriller was the target

The movie about people hunting people isn’t political, just gruesomely, inanely violent.

The guns-blazing satire mixes legitimate thrills with hit-or-miss political jabs.