The Hunt

This gleefully trashy, superficial satire takes shotgun aim at both Democrats and Republicans for their stereotypical assumptions about, and thin-skinned fury at, each other.

If Hollywood really is an elite liberal bubble, Damon Lindelof might just be the prick it needs.

What I think this intelligent, violent movie is saying is that both stories are wrong because in races where it's us (or US) versus them there can be no winner.

It's a solid throwaway B-movie that probably thinks it has more to say than it actually does but is entertaining nonetheless.

It's a pretty blunt, modern re-run with blunt, broad political satire on both sides, not much of which hits home...

No one could possibly be offended by The Hunt, because that would require it to contain at least one comprehensible idea.

Progressive Hunger Games, some good action moments and jokes for a film that feels written by AI. [Full review in Spanish]

The Hunt is a brilliantly dark satire on today’s political views of the world. It’s meant to be one of the most divisive films of the last few years, and it undoubtedly succeeds in its mission. Like dark humor, either you’re okay with it, or you’re not.

The Hunt is a movie at odds with itself. It wants to shed light on urgent social matters the writers think are worth discussing. Yet, bizarrely, the political slant here doesn't go the way anyone was expecting.

Betty Gilpin is spectacular... [Full review in Spanish]