Demonizes White Folks

Rating: 1/10 (2 March 2018)

One of the movie channels had a free weekend awhile back and I DVRed it. I knew almost about it and had an open mind going in.
This movie is about a girl bringing her boyfriend home to meet the parents for the weekend. The catch is that the girl is white and her boyfriend is black. It became apparent from the beginning that their target audience was minorities and this was an anti-white film.
In this racially divisive time, it's sad to see a movie like this which attempts to widen the divide. All of the white people in the movie are portrayed as evil intent on stealing and living within the bodies of black folks. It's bad enough the girlfriend lures him to her parents, but it becomes clear near the end that she's lured in over a dozen or so other black boyfriends to have their bodies stolen.
While they are visiting the parents, the girl's mother hypnotizes Daniel Kaluuya's character and later uses that to subdue him. The girl's parents also have a party with almost all white folks, and they all act as if they've never seen a black person before. Daniel Kaluuya's character sees another black male at the party and tries to buddy up to him. The other black male is very polite & well spoken, but the movie mocks his behavior as well as his wardrobe. It was clear the hidden message they wanted to send was that black people acting like white folks, is creepy and wrong.
Although the whole cast did a a pretty good job acting, there's logic flaws in the script. For example, the girlfriend tells her boyfriend that she didn't tell her parents that he was black. While she could have been truthful (since she has always brought black boyfriends home), her intent was evil as she was luring him to his demise. Given that she dated him 3 months already her not telling a little lie to help lure him there was ridiculous.
Likewise, the goal was to transplant the white person's brain in the black person's body, but movie claims a little part of the black person still remains -- somehow tying into the hypnosis. This was just plain silly, and I'm surprised they didn't just come out and say that the white people were all possessed by demons and their evil spirits would transfer into the black person's body. As the whole movie essentially demonizes white people.
The ending is somewhat predictable given the message the movie is intent on delivering. The alternate ending is more realistic, but they apparently wanted a softer ending for minorities since they were the victims throughout the whole movie.
The fact that this is nominated for a Best Picture Oscar, shows how far Hollywood has fallen. This movie is anti-white propaganda with good acting. I'm just glad I didn't spend a dime on it.