The movie Postal was released in 2007 and directed by controversial filmmaker Uwe Boll. It is based on the video game of the same name and stars Zack Ward as the protagonist, Postal Dude. The supporting cast includes Dave Foley, Chris Coppola, and Verne Troyer.
The movie begins with Postal Dude struggling to find a job and make ends meet. Meanwhile, his lazy and irresponsible Uncle Dave convinces him to join his cult, which preaches anti-establishment and anti-religious sentiment. Postal Dude reluctantly joins but quickly realizes that the group's actions are increasingly violent and destructive.
One day, Uncle Dave comes up with a plan to heist an amusement park, but their plan is foiled when they come face to face with a group of terrorists who are planning the same heist. Now trapped in the amusement park, the Postal Dude and his uncle must fend off the terrorists and survive the chaos that ensues.
As the story unfolds, Postal Dude becomes embroiled in a larger conspiracy involving corrupt politicians, religious extremist groups, and the Russian mafia. He must navigate through the dangerous landscape and fight against those who seek to exploit and manipulate him for their own gain.
Along the way, Postal Dude faces numerous obstacles and challenges, including a gunfight in a church, a showdown with a giant kewpie doll, and a harrowing encounter with a mad scientist who creates genetically modified monsters.
Despite its controversial subject matter and graphic violence, Postal received mixed reviews from critics and audiences. It has since developed a cult following and is considered a cult classic by some.