The Misogynists

I know this moving is so wrong but it had me laugh quite a few times 4.0

Excellent film! Entertaining, thought provoking, original, and hilarious. Tukel has a gift for bringing sensitive issues to light while keeping the audience consistently laughing through.

Clever script- funny, thought provoking moments addressing the hypocrisy of the current political arena. Dylan Baker is the modern day Archie Bunker on ....

This movie will grip you by the awkwardness and not let go until you have almost passed out from the inner pain. This film is a cathartic unwinding of the many emotions tied up in the American psyche following the 2016 presidential election results. Our podcast was lucky enough to review this film at its Southern US film festival premiere and was not let down by the spectacle.

"The Misogynists" will take you on a comedic thrill ride that emphasizes the power of a well-written script on a minimal budget. The film is based on a relatable premise - taking place on Election Night 2016 - but resounds inside a dark world where it's totally possible that the women of the Obamas, Bushs and Clintons are secretly in a pact against humanity. "The Misogynists" is topical in all aspects of hypocrisy, whether from the perspective of a bigoted Trump supporter or a bleeding heart liberal - it's brimming with irony. This film is Trump-era satire at its finest. Fans of 2017's "Beatriz at Dinner" will be satisfied with this equivalently funny yet ruthlessly twisted flick