Lucas Kinney, Hollywood brat, joins al–Qaida

Lucas Kinney, the son of one of Hollywood's assistant directors on mega-hits like "Braveheart," "Rambo," and "Indiana Jones," has surfaced in Syria as a new member of al-Qaida.

He's cut a video with his newfound terrorist friends decrying the brutality of ISIS.

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In the spot, Kinney complains about al-Qaida operatives getting blown up by ISIS members during the holy month of Ramadan while they were fatigued from "a long hard battle with the regime," the Daily Beast reported.

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The video was shot for the al-Qaida tied Al Nusra Front inside a mosque in Ariha. The background of bloody walls and broken glass is reportedly due to an ISIS attack on al-Qaida.

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"[The scene is from] the force of the explosion here, a number of the brothers were sent flying out of this window," said Kinney, in emotional statements on the video, the news blog said.

Kinney was a highly educated college dropout. His mother, who lives in England, said her son, 26, wanted to be a Catholic priest when he was younger.