Lily Burmeister

Ginnie and Georgia really brings attention to the harsh reality of half black women, and the struggle of teenage motherhood. This show covers many, many topics such as self harm, eating disorders, sexuality, abuse, and several other hard lives out their that several humans deal with. Continuing, the drama really gets you emotionally attached to the characters of this show. The only defect is that it’s really addicting! My favorite show. Highly recommend it to teens in my age range 13-15, or anyone at all. Unbelievably well made show in my opinion.

While the films marketing was well orchestrated to attract all viewers, it definitely deceived me into watching an hour of right-wing preaching and Christian beliefs and conservative viewpoints disguised as thought-provoking revelations. In light of this, the movie is supposed to warp the atheist liberal pov, but no. The film is about a demon possessed murderer on death row, who promises that the psychologist determining wether he is sane enough to be executed will end the evaluation with three murders committed. This was intriguing in the falsity that it was purely horror film. Several Christian conservative viewpoints were preemptively placed throughout this movie, told cinematically by the demon possessed. It was not convincing, to say the least. From pro-life perspectives to anti-atheist perspectives, it definitely took a unique approach to preaching its beliefs. Overall, it’s a movie for conservative Christians, not a general horror fan audience. Be warned.