The Unholy Trinity

The Unholy Trinity (2024)

Directed by Richard Gray Β· Written by Lee Zachariah
Movie R
Woke-o-meter 2/20 2/20
Content rating: The film contains mild depictions of sexual content related to a character's profession, moderate levels of violence with occasional blood and a torture scene, and some profanity. Alcohol consumption and smoking are also present.
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Synopsis

Set in 1870s Montana, this video follows a man returning to his hometown to claim what is rightfully his. His arrival disrupts the established order, placing him in conflict with both the local sheriff and a shadowy figure with destructive intentions. The escalating tension threatens to expose long-hidden secrets and ignite a period of unrest.

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Woke Score Breakdown

🎭 Race-swapped character
1
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The cast listing includes Samuel L. Jackson and Q'orianka Kilcher, but the plot summary doesn't suggest any racial swapping or commentary is present. Their inclusion seems primarily for acting talent rather than thematic purpose.


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πŸ”ƒ Gender-swapped character
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The plot summary doesn't mention any characters being recast as a different gender.


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πŸ‘₯ Diverse casting
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While the cast is diverse, the plot summary suggests the setting of 1870s Montana is the basis for the character selection, not a deliberate statement of diversity.


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✊ Racial messaging
2
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The inclusion of a Blackfoot woman, Running Cub, and an ex-slave, St. Christopher, coupled with the sheriff's actions towards them, *could* hint at themes of racial injustice in the era, but the summary doesn't explicitly frame it as a current message about systemic racism; it's a historical element within a revenge plot.


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πŸ›‚ Immigrant themes
1
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The plot summary doesn't mention any immigration-related themes.


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πŸͺΆ Indigenous peoples
2
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Running Cub's role, being pursued and potentially wronged, suggests a narrative element touching on the mistreatment of Indigenous peoples during the westward expansion, though the summary doesn't explicitly frame it as a moral argument.


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πŸ³οΈβ€πŸŒˆ LGBT characters
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The plot summary does not mention any LGBT characters or themes.


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♀️ Feminist themes
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The summary describes Julia and Sarah but doesn't suggest that they are presented to explore feminist themes. Their roles appear to be part of the plot's machinations rather than symbols of empowerment or critique of gender roles.


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🏒 Anti-capitalist themes
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While stolen gold is a plot device, the summary does not portray it as inherently exploitative, and doesn't suggest a critique of capitalism as a system.


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🌱 Environmental issues
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The plot summary does not mention any environmental or climate themes.


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Content Rating Breakdown

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πŸ’‹ Sex & Nudity
Mild
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Julia is described as a prostitute, implying sexual activity, and there's a brief scene of a dispute over her, though no nudity or explicit sexual content is shown.


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🩸 Violence & Gore
Moderate
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Several violent scenes are present, including Henry shooting Asa, Asa’s brothers attacking Henry, and numerous gunfights. The shootout between Gabriel and the posse results in multiple deaths, and Asa’s brothers are shown torturing Henry, though not graphically; blood is visible in these scenes.


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🀬 Profanity
Moderate
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Dialogue includes some instances of strong profanity and crude language, primarily during arguments and confrontations between characters, but it's not pervasive or constant.


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🍺 Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
Mild
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Characters are shown drinking alcohol in the saloon, and smoking is implied, although not explicitly depicted, contributing to the frontier setting.


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πŸ‘» Frightening & Intense Scenes
Moderate
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The torture scene inflicted on Henry by Asa's brothers, the constant threat of violence, and the tense confrontations create moments of sustained peril and intensity for the viewer. Gideon’s pursuit of Running Cub also adds to the sense of tension and unease.


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