This movie definitly has issues to address, like some plotholes and an ending which isn't quite the climax you may have wanted, but all in all there are some good thrills, an interesting take on the witch theme and it handles an imprtant theme. To the last point: It is good but sometimes too much leaned on the actual woke-ism. Violence is bad, but the constitutional state should handle it and not vigilante justice, even if the impulse is comprehensible.

I have no idea what this was about. With some decent writing this might have been worth watching.

This is a sad, sad attempt at creating commentary on the #metoo movement while fundamentally misunderstanding what it's actually about. If it's trying to empower women, it backfires spectacularly, for one by portraying women who stick up for themselves as literal witches - a tactic which has been used to oppress outspoken women for centuries. Besides that, the writing and acting is so terrible that it makes a caricature out of legitimate dialogue advocates are trying to have. It would almost be funny if it weren't so counterproductive.

Don't waste your time on this movie unless you want a really great example of what happens when men try to speak for women without actually listening to them.