Even if you don't reside in the United States, the Trump administration's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic is enough to give you nightmares.

But if you think what's currently happening Stateside is scary AF, get a load of this new movie from producer Michael Bay that depicts the country after four years of lockdown, when the COVID-23 virus has mutated.

According to its promotional material, Songbird is the first feature film to be made in L.A. during the pandemic.

"Infected Americans are ripped from their homes and forced into quarantine camps known as Q-Zones, from which there is no escape, as a few brave souls fight back against the forces of oppression.

"Amid this dystopian landscape, a fearless courier, Nico (KJ Apa), who’s immune to the deadly pathogen, finds hope and love with Sara (Sofia Carson), though her lockdown prohibits them from physical contact.

"When Sara is believed to have become infected, Nico races desperately across the barren streets of Los Angeles in search of the only thing that can save her from imprisonment ... or worse."

So much for the Donald's "rounding the corner" claim.