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Dear Reader,
Disney is promoting full-on cannibalism!
A new film, called "Fresh" debuted on Hulu, a video streaming platform owned by Disney, on March 4. The film is a horror-romance that features a man luring women into his house, and then butchering and selling their flesh.
According to reports:
"You will want to become a vegetarian after watching 'Fresh.' ...This is a horror movie ... that Disney -- yes, Disney -- will release this year.
"...Mimi Cave's 'Fresh' is a movie about cannibalism. ... It's a straight up horror film about a charming doctor...who seduces women, kidnaps them, and carves out pieces of them for sale to high paying customers...
"...Disney will release it not on DisneyPlus but on Hulu, and try and distance their brand name. But it's Disney, folks, nonetheless."
(Source: ShowBiz411.com)
The story follows Noa, a woman who is seduced by Steve. Steve imprisons Noa with other women in a country house. After drugging and imprisoning his victims, he eventually butchers parts of them while they are alive, and sells their flesh to rich customers. Steve even shares some meat with Noa, and they chat about who and where the flesh came from.
One advertisement for the film features two cuts of meat in the shape of a heart, and another shows a woman's hand plastic-wrapped in a styrofoam tray...like meat in a grocery store.
This is so disgusting that one movie review rightly said:
"...This picture ['Fresh'] is a perfect example of how ideas in society are artificially changed and start influencing politics. ... Fresh will be one of few other things to make cannibalism socially acceptable, very nicely camouflaged to drop the first seed of this very thought. This is more than a horror movie. It is the destruction of civilization."
This comment is spot-on.
Using cannibalism and cannibals as entertainment will erode the horror society has for this vice, and thus destroy civilization.
Thank you.
I remain,
| | | | John Horvat Vice-President, Tradition, Family and Property (TFP) | | | | | | | | |
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