Reds: A movie that tried to humanize bloodthirsty communist monsters

With no relation to the wholesome All American baseball club the Cincinnatti Reds, the movie "Reds" by Hollyweird Leftist Liberal Warren Beatty, starring a host of Left Coast Pinkos like Jack Nicholas and Diane Keaton.

This film, which sneakily includes interviews with real life Fellow Travelers that got busy with Stalins Satanist gravy train back when Moscow was making moves, attempts to portray protaganists like Red traitor commie writer John Reed and his part-time swinger girlfriend the Feminist Marxist Anarchist Louise Bryant as real human beings as opposed to soulless atheistic Socialist demons. (We're even supposed to believe these two loved each other even though they had sex with other people, instead of following God's Plan and having sexual relations only with your spouse and to procreate.)

But the heartless nature of the authoritarian baby-eaters of the Red Moscow Regime that Reed and Bryant abandoned America to follow and praise comes through despite all their efforts when it turns on its own maniacal fanatical radical admirers and supporters.

Avoid this movie and especially keep it away from the hands of impressionable youth.