If Hobo with a Shotgun and a Serbian film had a child, this would be it. A very depressing, a bit slow at times, low-budget flick, that is a bit confusing at times. I kinda enjoyed it, but I think it could have been a bit better. The beginning is about war, and then the film completely changes with our main character struggling to live with his baby deformed son and wife. He tries his best to get a job and cash. He fails, which ends with him killing three of the gangsters that have been bothering him for years, and then when he came home he realized that there's nowhere to go, and decides to shoot his family and himself. This is pretty much a more ominous, darker, hard-hitting version of Full Metal Jacket.
Review of Combat Shock
