Zero politics.

Very non-commercial film, slow paced and atmospheric. Superior photography coz it's reminiscent of the 70s where the plot is set.

Feminist anti-male trash. Hilariously bad.

Poor little immigrant girl is rejected because of her Indian heritage so she is "forced" to assimilate with the evil, intolerant white majority.

That's almost as bad as it gets.

This plays out more like a bogus leftist "history" lesson about American Indians than like an actual horror film that wants to entertain. There's plenty of bullshit about "white man bad" doing bad bad things to Indians, the film delves on it too long and too often, as if hammering that point home was far more important than the plot itself.

Plus, from the main four male characters, the Latino guy and the black guy are nice, whereas a white guy is a borderline sociopath. There is even a touch of Girl Boss nonsense at one point.

So no, this movie doesn't try to hide its Sorosian leanings. The filmmakers were more concerned with pleasing their billionaire Marxist overlords than making a fun film, which this is extremely far from being. It is very boring, really bad, with horrible acting and a massively drawn out plot.

Horrible cast. Two nepotists and an Asian woman that's as convincing as a supercop as I am as ruler of entire galaxies. Besides, she is a terrible actress, full amateur.

Very DEI, quite gender-focused, in terms of men bad/dumb, women competent/confident. The usual feminist fantasies...

Unfunny, brainless.

An excellent obscure Australian psychological sci-fi horror film.

It has no leftist crap whatsoever. The only hint of it would be a very brief mention of Reagan and the 80s being part of the "decaying West", which I didn't even quite understand. It certainly had nothing to do with the plot, whatsoever.

Aside from that there is absolutely nothing, and this is coming from a person who notices every single damn detail.

The casual viewer might not notice this, but there are a few leftist things in this incredibly bad movie.

First of all, the main character is a tiny woman who girl-bosses her way through aliens like they were made out of butter. She kills a whole bunch of them in a variety of very fancy and impressive ways, which makes no sense at all.

Also, there is this thing about her being a murderer. She killed her friend at the age of 12, brutally and intentionally. Yet we are expected to feel sorry for this sociopath and to give her a chance at redemption, which is absolutely ridiculous. We know how much leftists love psychos and murderers. It's a very leftist thing.

Mind-bogglingly dumb film. I've seen 5000 movies and this one is one of the 50 most idiotic ones, easily. Most random "plot" imaginable. Nothing makes any sense. And it is boring most of the time.

The main actress being an unattractive nepo baby doesn't help either.

There is no political stuff here whatsoever, zero.

In fact, just imagine a Lovecraftian film that tried to push gender identity, climate change, and all the other bullshit. It would be hilarious, wouldn't it? It would be completely besides the point. It would totally crush any attempts at creating mood and trying to establish complex philosophical notions.

Which is just another reason to pursue more Lovecraftian films. Except, of course, if Spielberg or Guillermo del Toro did one. In that case, we might get something truly hilariously stupid.

The movie itself is fairly low-budget, and leaves a lot of questions unanswered, which is fair enough considering that it's a Lovecraftian film, and one that doesn't focus on the monster aspects of it as it does the more philosophical stuff. So it's a very ambitious film, but I don't think it succeeded as much as was intended. How could it? Still, it's decent.