Matthew Adams

A pretty forgettable and mediocre production objectively speaking, I suppose it was pitched to be a low-budget one-time-watch film to be shelved into the archives like other semi-known corny films, but what I reckon incidentally made it stand out and remain relevant (increasingly that is) is its prophetic nature. As the century progresses, I saw more and more media and personalities are citing this film as prognostication, and I was sceptical initially (and the trailer on YT was clueless) but then I watched it, and darn this is unfortunate and kind of scary too! This is eerily funny and tragic at the same time; time to embrace nihilism I suppose, please do not let this be the prediction of this century kids, let this cheap comedy not be the greatest warning from the future we ignored.

Meh, a predictable, pretentious show with woke agenda juxtaposed in various pockets, from Hindu ritual to Sanskriti bashing, exploiting stereotypes in massive proportions to drum up the drama. Unrelatable, inorganic and at times patronising. I could not finish the show.