Stereotypes Don't Just Disappear Into Thin Air (2005)

Using in-your-face racism, offensive stereotypes, and the raunchiest jokes ever, director, Bill Zebub, attempts to push the boundaries of political correctness. Following the adventures of the unapologetic and unrepentant white supremacist, Freddie Dingo, the film pieces together vulgar and degrading vignettes, pitting its despicable protagonists against equally vile stereotypical characters. Is this The Most Offensive Comedy Ever Made (2007)?