Racist, although original and thrilling

Rating: 6/10 (30 June 2017)

As with horror movies jump-scares are bound to happen, and it does in this movie, but it's mostly subtle and isn't forced.
I felt that the climax unfolding is rushed, but the buildup is done great, which makes to a pretty thrilling experience, but a bit of a disappointing resolve.
The main idea is original, never seen anything like it, a mix of societal phenomena and horror; clever.
Which brings me to my main problem with the movie: I care about representation and with the subtle ways this movie presents how people can be racist indirectly, is great, but it's blown way out of proportion. I thought this was to add to the fact that the main villains of this horror movie are crazy, which is fair, but every single one of them. Every single one, is racist to the protagonist, which is a racist representation of white people in of itself. While I know there is only one exception, the crazy guy that is surely not racist but just want the eyes; he is still.. crazy.
Even the only Asian character in the movie is guilty by association, is he after the protagonist as well?
I wonder how people in interracial relationships feel now.