Thanks for sharing. Will likely check it out. Was there any ‘woke’ propaganda in it at all?

There’s another film that was released in the late 80s called ‘Betrayed’ with Tom Berenger (of Platoon fame) that was loosely based off of them and some of the events that took place. They tried to make them out to be cartoonishly evil with the usual semitic spin, but overall not a bad film from what I remember. 

@tom-atherton I would say this film is a pretty fair recreation of the events of the Order's crime spree. I did not think it was too woke. There is a sheboon FBI agent who is on the case and there is one scene where she comes to the Order's compound and sees photos of jews and nigger targets on the wall. There are a lot of references to The Turner Diaries and at the end of the film the viewer is told that this book influenced the Oklahoma City Bombing and the J6 protests.

I think the director and screenplay writer are jews but that is to be expected. These events happened 40 years ago so the pace of the FBI response is not as quick as it would be today.

@tom-atherton i saw the movie Betrayed from the 80s. I think Tom Berenger's character was loosely based on Bob Matthews.  He has a relationship with a female FBI agent who is collecting information about his group. Matthews didn't do this. Also there is a scene where Berenger and his buddies hunt down a nigger in the woods and kill him. The members of The Order never did that. They did kill a fellow Order member who was a snitch. They did a poor job of burying him because he is in a shallow grave and the Feds find it. The murder of Allen Berg inspired the 1987 movie Talk Radio directed by Oliver Stone.