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I know this is satire, but hear me out: this movie as horror is also applicable to the “far-left”. We are afraid of advertisements, cars, pollution, consumerism and poor urban infrastructure
We’re afraid because we want to improve the lives of the people living there currently and also create opportunities for future generations.
The right is afraid because they think minorities CHOOSE to live in horrible conditions and that they’re just too lazy to bootstraps themselves out. And because they’re too lazy, they must be undeserving of rights and better living conditions.
This is hardly as horrific as a suburban retail hellscape.
I dunno, what might be worse would be universal healthcare, taxes on the rich at Reagan-era rates, support for the change to a sustainable economy, care for the vulnerable. Yikes!
Just take away the cars and it’s a conservative horror film. Add cars and its a progressive horror film.
