Review of Soft & Quiet (2022) by Mondoman — 28 Jan 2023

Soft and Quiet review: A Histrionic Lesson in Toxic Femininity and Trite Social Commentary.

I find it so disappointing that a film with such drive and passion, which had the potential to be one of the best borderline personality disorder criminal psychopathy home invasion films I've ever seen, had that potential wasted on critical social commentary and cinematic cultural astroturfing.

They should have named the film Gas and Light. I felt like I was watching a caricature of a **** fever dream written by patronizing sanctimonious socialist activists. Like anyone would bake a swastika pie, really next level autistic.

It's ironic the film is called Soft and Quiet because the subtext of the film is saying the quiet part out loud. This is literally a diagram of how the radical left sees anyone who doesn't agree with their DEI agenda. Remember, anybody whom doesn't agree with the radical left are all just a bunch of hate filled psychotic Nazis.

They make sure to highlight that the one lady is a teacher, meaning you never know who the racist boogieman might be, and they may even be teaching your kindergarten kids. But who are the ones teaching kids gender isn't real and giving them hormone blockers and life altering surgeries and doing drag queen story time?

They dressed up radical socialist woke propaganda as the ever present danger of ethnonationalist fascism lurking around every corner of society. This film made me feel sick for all the wrong reasons. I give this film two swastika pie baking soccer mom's out of five.