All User Reviews

Amazing (and disturbing) zombie film...

Very well made film on a limited budget... Grainy footage makes it seem all the more realistic in a zombie apocalypse...
No wokeness- just some great characters (male and female). There's not preaching, no agendas promoted here.

Whodunnit?

No spoilers. No woke to mention of either. It was typical like the previous two but still enjoyable to watch and even times deducing who done it. One very minor and brief character assumed to be playing an Italian is an arab. Another minor but more involved character with an arabic name is the sibling of a porcelain white character. Not sure if either of the 2 rises of the level of a 1/5 woke.

Great film about family values

Not a shred of wokeness detected in this film. I like that it actually promotes the importance of connected families and the idea that legacy matters. Remembering previous generations is important.

Willy's Wonderland with a bigger budget

No woke besides a few minor token black characters.

Amazing film!

No wokeness, the main female character is relatable, realistic and inspiring. She is a perfect example of female empowerment in films without agenda pushing.

Anti Woke, must watch

I rated this "woke-free", but was actually filled with every kind of woke and exposing the insanity of it all. Not the best episode of south park, but definitely a joy to watch.
This would deserve an "anti-woke" tag instead of "woke-free".

Entertaining tropie body horror. The villian is a seriously evil irredeemable dude (heh, a pretty solid variant of "Patrick Bateman"), that leads everyone to root for his downfall. The story arc largely comes down to a standard kidnapping/trafficking story, with a demented twist. Heh, sort of a cleaned up/feminist descendant of 'Texas Chainsaw', without the gore, and a much cleaner and organized household.

I don't think this one's so much, 'woke', as strongly feminist oriented, as would have been common in flix from the 80s or 90s: There's definitely an, 'All Men are Animals', vibe. The women are victims (of said men, until the final act), and all the men are universally "unworthy" (early on, on the dating front), and either, "weak" (the guy that rides up to save the day, but just drives away at the first sign of risk), or psychotic perpetrators & "the customers". Anyway, there's not a lot that hasn't been done a dozen times before here, but it's an interesting ride, with a satisfying conclusion.

Slight woke

More DIE casting than necessary, well beyond token characters. 3-4 black main characters, asian, hispanic, no demo spared from casting. Blink and you'll miss it gay couple. The comments on the microaggressions were hilarious. Rounding down to even out the scoring since it wasn't "super woke"

Didn't notice any woke

Typical Saw movie with a few twists. It's based in Mexico, so casting is accurate.

I think I saw a few fabled white people...

This is meant for a white people hating audience. The mysterious stuff could have made for a fun movie though, such a waste.
The very rare white people are again dumb as a rock. A few get brutally murdered while asian kid watches and gets a fist-bump from the black killer. Even the aliens seem beyond stupid and in the end no match for the heroic smart black woman.
Despite being from a mixed-race family myself, even I start to hate everything but white because of this woke insanity. AVOID!

There can be only one!

Sword-fighting, Queen soundtrack, and an Egyptian-born, recently Spaniard immortal with a Scottish accent, courtesy of Sean Connery.

Honestly, what's not to like.

Writing this, I realize the lack of women in the final square-off of a violent, no-holds-barred head-lopping tournament.
At the time, it didn't shock anyone, because it made sense.
Nowadays, some would clamour for the addition of a 300-pound, rainbow-haired reality-fluid, non-binary, non-male beast.

Which would make sense. Can't decapitate if one can't find a neck.

Brilliant, thinking man's Highlander

OK, still a big Highlander fan, and there are some inconsistencies in the show's timeline.

Charismatic leads (the unexpected father-son duo), well constructed characters.
Show delivers a satisfying ending, in keeping with its characters, despite a slight creative slump in the last third.