Unfortunately, this Australian dystopia n film is no Mad Max. Rohan Michael Hoole's debut film begins with a strong concept but falls into the trap of many Aussie films and unfortunately becomes generic. 

The story follows Hunter and Holden, two killers for hire with a difference: they never actually harm their targets, rather they manipulate the target's weaknesses, to get them to commit suicide.  

This concept and the setting are never explored to a satisfying level. The film is a charter piece, based around four people how seem to criss-cross each other and cautiously  interact. However film's characterization fails because the characters are bland; The momentum is lost as the dialog descends into soap opera territory.  

This film is full of potential,  yet sadly never  eventuated., as neither the characters nor the environment draws the audience in  you are left wanting. However if you are a fan of the Midnight Juggernauts, the score will satisfy you.

Special Features:

Original theatrical trailer
Making Of THE COURT OF LONELY ROYALS
Commentary by director Rohan Michael Hoole