Went and saw Black Christmas at the movies yesterday - I'm a big horror movie guy, no matter how cheesy so I figured I'd head out to see it.

The amount of times the terms: white male, privilege, patriarchy, misogynist, rape culture and every other stupid SJW buzzword was used was absolutely uncountable.

The movie follows a group of sorority girls, one of which is attempting to get a Prof at their college fired because he teaches nothing about women, trans, bi, gay, etc in his curriculum. Here's the kicker - the man teaches classics!!! All of which is written by men. The girl attempting to get rid of the prof also successfully removed a bust of the founder of the college from campus. So that's the type of person she is.

Also, every white male in the movie is part of the evil Frat house. All of them are white in the frat and wait for it; one of them allegedly raped the main female character which perpetuates their narrative of a rape culture. The only "good" male in the whole movie is a black simp who is such a beta for the main character that it's laughable. He's the definitive white knight.

The girls regularly rant about male privilege and how strong women are. Yet, they go to buy a Christmas tree and one of the girls mentions specifically how her dad is buying because she has his credit card. The irony is hilarious and so obvious. Then, when they get the tree they rely on a man (a boyfriend of one of the girls) to put the tree up.

This boyfriend has a scene later where he snaps on his girlfriend and friends and they continue to rant about how terrible men are. He says that not all men are rapists, they aren't all evil and they're just man hating. He also says it's unfair that that they can openly criticize men but the opposite isn't allowed. The woman who wants the prof removed speaks up and says that women can criticize men because men are in power. The boyfriend brings up how not all men in power. The sjw girl just comes back with another buzzword by saying "did you just all men me?"

The end scene is a fight between the sorority girls and the evil, possessed frat guys. Of course, because of sjw writing all the females physically overcome their male attackers. And not just one, but all. They don't have guns so it's purely physical and none of the girls are teaming up to take down a single man - it's purely one on one fighting.

What an absolute fucking joke of a movie. I walked out, demanded my money back for showing prejudice content and promptly went home to watch some 80's action movies.