Another decent movie ruined by PC characters

Rating: 5/10 (7 January 2019)

Great movie, trite genre, but done well. Let's get past all the shallow what was the presence,who was the best performer what did it all mean and talk about what is the REAL insidious perverse infection that is slowly sterilising what many are calling the golden age of T.V.
It's name cannot be uttered, for you shall be shouted down.
It's name is MISANDRY. Yes that's right, hatred of boys and men.
Wha? I'll explain. In ACT I Sandra bullocks character gives us a appalling acount of her father and she and her sister laugh it up. set up No 1.
Bullock is diconnected from her child and is thinking of discarding it because it might be a boy and she hates them. (because all men are stupid and evil).
Next we find ourselves in the survival house beginning ACT II. Malkovich plays the spiteful, misanthropic, hateful owner of the house (who's redeeming feature is he let's his gay friend die at the computer).
eventually Bullock and Malkovich the strong male and strong female lock horns. We know Malkovich's unflinching refusal to trust anyone new is a sound option. But he's an A**hole. Bullock on the other hand is in her own way a misanthrope too, but she gets the 'strong but nice' tag.
Eventually it is the tatooed idiot who leads the woman astray, the last stranger in (a man ) is actually a conduit for the 'demons', and Bullock is saved by 'Mr U.S.A.'
I liked his character, but his was way too buff, sugar coated the Iraq war, and according to Bullock, poisons the children's minds with storytales and hope - which make him BAD.
Look, you don't need an analysis of the rest, it's a sad commentary on what used to be a medium that ultimately treated everyone as morally ambiguous, not good and evil.
I have been aware of this social trend for over twenty years and now it is infecting our screens everywhere in every way.
My fear is not the Apocalypse, it's the systematic dialectical destruction and villainising of men.
Even the young girl who would be born 'soft' of the sweet chubby woman is miraculously formed into hardened feminist steel, while Bullocks own boy hardly gets a word in.
You'll say I'm crazy (or worse - I'm a misogynist), which has become shorthand for any type of criticism or even analysis of the unbalanced, untrue portrayal of gender in film, and it's gathering pace.
Next time you watch a Western film, watch how the subtle underlying messages about ( and this is what it boils down to): ALL MEN are perpetrators, ALL WOMEN are victims.