[Actually Kotaku] Operation Coon City
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$10 says the main protagonist is female and this guy isn't actually evil in the plot.
Bonus points: he was just criminally misunderstood because it was an evil white man behind the scenes making him do evil things instead.
Resident Internalized White Supremacy
Man, an actual adaptation of that book would be a cool take on the zombie apocalypse genre. Too bad the average movie goer can't seem to enjoy a movie without an action scene every twenty minutes.
How would the average movie goer know? It's either constant action movie or The Shape of Water.
There's nothing in between John Wick and Arthouse drivel.
Mandy?
I don't know how you feel about Nicholas Cage, but Nicholas Cage in a chainsaw fight is something I didn't know I needed in my life.
Joker did very well, and while it had brief action scenes, there wasn't that many of them. Very accessible arthouse cinema.
I dunno man. I think they are definitely dumb enough to undermine their own message by keeping him a villain
It sounds like the main protagonist is his daughter. Which is weird, because Wesker doesn't really seem like a family man.
obligatory black father getting cigarettes joke
This is what really pissed me off about the Without Remorse fiasco.
It's obvious the whole intention was to make John Kelly black, and everything else revolved around that.
The original inciting incident in the novel is a damaged guy meets a damaged woman, gets her out of drugs and prostitution, and then loses her to the gang and goes on a revenge rampage.
Can't have a black woman being a drug-addled prostitute, even one who gets redeemed, so obviously it now has to be a wife.
The re protag has been female several times. That wouldn't be abnormal.
Worst part of all this SocJus nonsense is how this annoys me now. I played RE games with female protags as a kid without a care in the world. Now a female protag gets under my skin as soon as I hear about it.