So, after having watched it to the end, I took it as a satire and not as an actual horror film, but reading many of the reviews, it's surprising that only one other person seems to have mentioned this so far, so I could've got it totally wrong.
Anyway, my rating is a 6 based on my interpretation of this film as a satire of our society craving for "creativity", "originality" and "realism" yet at the same time condemning and complaining about it (this is a broad gist of it, there's more to it).
I didn't rate it higher, because it seemed a bit "preachy", though I get it's not meant to be taken too seriously. Also, it seemed like Netflix was using "reverse psychology" to get a higher rating, like the last scene where everyone was bashing the film and the "male viewer" gave it a thumbs down, as if to say "don't be like them". Well, I may be reading too much into it, but not falling for that BS! Ha Or maybe I and the hundreds of others are doing exactly what the film intended to prove by complaining about it! Lol
Damned if you do, damned if you don't. Sums up our current society perfectly to be honest.
Anyway, my rating is a 6 based on my interpretation of this film as a satire of our society craving for "creativity", "originality" and "realism" yet at the same time condemning and complaining about it (this is a broad gist of it, there's more to it).
I didn't rate it higher, because it seemed a bit "preachy", though I get it's not meant to be taken too seriously. Also, it seemed like Netflix was using "reverse psychology" to get a higher rating, like the last scene where everyone was bashing the film and the "male viewer" gave it a thumbs down, as if to say "don't be like them". Well, I may be reading too much into it, but not falling for that BS! Ha Or maybe I and the hundreds of others are doing exactly what the film intended to prove by complaining about it! Lol
Damned if you do, damned if you don't. Sums up our current society perfectly to be honest.