Kill 'em all

2017 – the era of Trump, Brexit, and fake news. Twenty years have passed since Steven Stelfox's murderous rampage in "Kill Your Friends." In "God Save Us," he reappears as the relentless judge of the biggest American talent show. Now, at forty-seven, he enjoys a leisurely jet-set lifestyle. When he gets bored, he works as a consultant in the music industry, solving problems. His old friend James Trellick, now the CEO of the largest American record label, has a massive issue: his artist Lucius Du Pre was the most successful pop star on Earth. Well, he was the most successful pop star on Earth. Now, he is a hopeless junkie and an unpredictable sex monster. To recoup the insane advances, a worldwide comeback tour is planned. But first, he needs to get back in shape. And they must avert an extortion attempt – a video with compromising scenes that must never see the light of day. Welcome back, Steven Stelfox. He knows no moral qualms and is known to go over corpses. And the climate of American carnage – of populism, pure greed, and big lies – plays to his advantage. But in this time of uncertainty, you never know what will happen next.