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   Judge Dread (judgedread@poa.st)'s status on Wednesday, 29-Jan-2025 06:57:07 JST Judge Dread
   The most evil movie I've ever seen is 'I Saw the TV Glow.'
   
   The premise sounded cool. Fans of a 90s teen horror TV series get back together a decade later and one of them suspects the show was real. The show is sort of a Buffy the Vampire Slayer thing.
   
   What was not advertised was that this is the most dangerous tranny propaganda ever produced.
   
   Picture this: The dreary real world is the straight world. The TV show is 'transitioning.' One character who claims to have crossed over tries to convince the other to join her - BY LETTING HER BURY HIM ALIVE!
   
   The metaphor is incredibly heavy handed. You must face the horror in order to enter the 'paradise' of the technicolor rainbow TV world.
   
   The only agency shown by the pathetic mulatto lead in the entire film is when he has the sense to refuse to be buried alive - and this is depicted as a terrible mistake.
   
   I say this is the most evil film I've ever seen because it is specifically targeted at the most vulnerable teenagers - severely depressed and isolated misfits - who will fully identify with the leads and be led to equate self mutilation / being buried alive with salvation.
   
   I cannot emphasize enough how fiendishly clever it is. Absolute cancer. 0 stars. Do not let your kids watch it.
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     @KK954 @judgedread Fred Durst is ruining his legacy
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     Never heard of it but, the wiki description is enough to tell you that.