Robots, Demons and Jim

Although there are no movies I recall that were bangers I did watch two recently that I thought were not completely trash; That is always a win considering the state of snowflake media and the general absence of creativity which I can only assume is a generational trait.

First though is some good 'ol fashioned standup.

Jim Jefferies

Jim has always been a favourite of mine if only for all the cussing and brutal phrasing of things.

Very little can beat a solid 0 fucks given set and albeit his new Special High and Dry can be considered a lot tamer than previous ones; it is still top-of-the-line standup.

Jim never really gets political and tends to not harp on about the same cliché social topics which is fortunate.

In High 'n Dry he settles into his new straightshooter married role pretty well and shares his observations ranging from LGBT, Sex in Marriage and Greta Thunberg.

All in all fun watch given you are not flinching at every cuss word.

JUNG_E

JUNG_E is one of the most irritating titles to search for; specifically on Fmovies since it is not able to index the stupid underscore.

JUNG_E can be considered an action movie but is a lot more inline with a road to freedom style show. The movie takes place in a world where Robots are capable of hosting people's minds as opposed to having true AI.

As with any realistic scenario in the dystopian future or just future in general, corporations and "governments" still own people, even more so if you do opt to live on in one of these bots.

With that corporate incentives determine what is being worked on and if one of those products is not going to cut it anymore then it will be discarded, if one of those is the only way to bring back someone you lost then a person needs to do whatever you can to find away out.

Sorry about the Demon

B-rated movies are probably having a better time in general considering how bad A-rated movies are so many won't ever know the difference between a Hollywood Blockbuster and a Backyard Nutbuster.

Sorry about the Demon was pretty entertaining, I liked that is was not just some gratuitous violent horror flick and it actually tried to build suspense.

It is still more a comedy and borderline parody movie but I think the underlying concept is at least original.

Basically, a dude gets tricked into being a sacrifice for a Demon that has taken over a families house, to save their Daughter they make a plan to get a renter and the Demon agrees to let them go.

All in all it is a fun movie to have playing on the side but could be a bit tedious if you watch every second of it.

So depending on your mood I think these three cover a wide range of tastes with a little for everyone.

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