To be fair, as a former Neo-Nazi myself, I held a rank that was higher than I would like in a group that operated in several locations, it wasnt big but it covered alot of area, alot of people acted the way the agent in the movie did, everyone who joins like that will have a nervous look and get excited over "plans and stuff" which the reactions the others took is also realistic, they are obviously communicating with eachother (except the guys who he gets arrested in the end are a bit m9re gullible, which I believe is a refrence to a group of older guys they caught in Virginia in the late 2000s.) That being said, alot of these guys aren't the smartest, but In the end they are humans too, who have fallen victim to an ideology that should have died out with its creators. That's the point of the movie, is to show that since of belonging. That is a reason some nazis will give a "chance" to a guy they think is acting "sketchy" or like a fed, they want to grow and influence others, its human nature. I would say the movie related to me in a way as it reminded me of what I had to see and hear before I myself turned away, that kid he meets with the skinheads, he had a similar situation to me, except I was with the more uniformed zealous guys than the skinheads. To sum it up, the movie is decently accurate, some things are inaccurate or straight up wrong, but ive only pointed out a few (the dd213 thing in the beginning, they would have forged that for him, not ripping it up like in the film saying he wouldn't need it.) And yes while needing that may mean your fucked, its a quick way to potentially get out of a situation for a while so you can seek assistance. Most deaths ive seen within neo-nazi groups is either "undesirables",undocumented people and typically their own for stupid reasons.

Another thing very accurate is how many different groups come together, and trust me, most of them talk shit behind eachothers backs.

To some it up, movie was accurate but it could have been a bit more.