Finalmente assisti esse e já esperava a lavagem cerebral de crente maluco.
Ainda tem muita gente que pensa que isso não existe, e é lamentável a realidade de muito LGBT que mora com os pais, ou que tenta viver em paz sem algum religioso enfiando bíblia goela abaixo.

Finalmente assisti esse e já esperava a lavagem cerebral de crente maluco.
Ainda tem muita gente que pensa que isso não existe, e é lamentável a realidade de muito LGBT que mora com os pais, ou que tenta viver em paz sem algum religioso enfiando bíblia goela abaixo.

Finalmente assisti esse e já esperava a lavagem cerebral de crente maluco.
Ainda tem muita gente que pensa que isso não existe, e é lamentável a realidade de muito LGBT que mora com os pais, ou que tenta viver em paz sem algum religioso enfiando bíblia goela abaixo.

Finalmente assisti esse e já esperava a lavagem cerebral de crente maluco.
Ainda tem muita gente que pensa que isso não existe, e é lamentável a realidade de muito LGBT que mora com os pais, ou que tenta viver em paz sem algum religioso enfiando bíblia goela abaixo.

Let gays just be gay!

Let gays just be gay!

JFF movie #17

Well then, okay. Yet another dark ending for a film at JFF 2019

JFF movie #17

Well then, okay. Yet another dark ending for a film at JFF 2019

The last 45 minutes of 'Tremors' detail some haunting conversion therapy, where Pablo both spiritually and scientifically tries to pray the gay away. There's no painted criticism in how it is portrayed, it's just there - stark and dark and void. Not to ruin the ending, but the final shot doesn't really allude to what is going on under the surface at all, for any of the characters. I was a little shaken, feeling like it was almost pro-conversion therapy. But maybe the criticism is a tacit nod to how we all know we should feel. A high drama that paints a grim picture of a religiously driven Guatemala, 'Tremors' is sure to leave you shaken.
- Brent Davidson

Read Brent's full article...
https://www.maketheswitch.com.au/article/review-tremors-the-aftermath-of-drama

The last 45 minutes of 'Tremors' detail some haunting conversion therapy, where Pablo both spiritually and scientifically tries to pray the gay away. There's no painted criticism in how it is portrayed, it's just there - stark and dark and void. Not to ruin the ending, but the final shot doesn't really allude to what is going on under the surface at all, for any of the characters. I was a little shaken, feeling like it was almost pro-conversion therapy. But maybe the criticism is a tacit nod to how we all know we should feel. A high drama that paints a grim picture of a religiously driven Guatemala, 'Tremors' is sure to leave you shaken.
- Brent Davidson

Read Brent's full article...
https://www.maketheswitch.com.au/article/review-tremors-the-aftermath-of-drama