Review of The Red Pill (2016) by Whiskeystories — 11 Sep 2017

If somebody calls themselves a feminist then The Red Pill is mandatory viewing. This film could not have come out at a better time as radicalism, outrage and victimhood are taking center in modern civil rights movements, in this case the "feminist movement".

Cassie Jaye, the creator of this documentary gives the viewers a well edited and well crafted discussion through interviews and facts about the arguement against the modern ideology of feminism and its "contrast" and clashes with the MRA.

Though the documentary lacks in production and style it makes up for it in open-mindedness and insightfulness. It is a well-balanced and rather important film that I would recommend to everyone. Even though I have to admit that the ending is a little bit corny, but at least it goes out with a punch.