Admittedly, I found the political 'satire' very exaggerated and far over the top. She's also quite weird, since she shamelessly pees in front of people and narrates disturbing variants of classic children's stories. The woman is quite petrifying, unpredictable, not very eloquent, nihilistic, and deadlier than a whole army of vengeful liberal democrats with guns.
The strong female lead speaks for itself. By this I mean that literally everyone can die at any given moment - and many of them will - regardless of how significant or insignificant their roles have been up until then. Craig Zobel's 'The Hunt' is definitely a new favorite! This film's strongest assets are the eccentric but strong female lead, versus the overall 'worthlessness' of the rest of the characters. In fact, there's even room for another twenty favorites, as long as they deliver suspense, gore, fresh & inventive killings and insane characters. There's always room for anther favorite, though. There are far too many titles to list, but some of my personal favorites include the 1932 original 'The Most Dangerous Game', but also 'Blood Camp Thatcher', 'Deadly Prey', 'The Woman Hunt' and 'Surviving the Game'.
If there's one horror/thriller premise that already got turned into plenty of movies, it's the 'hunting humans for fun/sports' idea.