[I just watched this movie— and found this blog bc I needed some answers! I didn’t find any but it’s clear that I’m not alone in my search. Maybe it was a good movie after all, it clearly stimulated discussion and made people think…and it certainly made us feel different things, all indications of an interesting story.

So – and especially given Jerry’s placatory stance and the fact that Ilsa had slaughtered his wife with her own hands – there was no shortage of precedent to guide her into Jerry’s bed. It was fair, expected and necessary. They all needed each other in order to survive.

I understand why she felt motivated to kill him, but it was still an utterly stupid thing to do.

And the same arguments apply to Remmy when she grew up. Although she had nowhere else to go she made the same mistake as her mother, killing her only friend and protector. He never tried to rape her despite the unimpeded opportunity to do so, but only wanted to persuade her. He only tied her up to stop her running away because if she did he knew she would die. She immediately became violent and killed home at the first opportunity.

And now she faces a brief lifetime of solitary confinement, until her oxygen or water runs out. Dumb, dumb, dumb.

Obviously the audience is not supposed to know if these are the very last humans alive, or one of a few scattered hundreds or whatever. But it’s clearly a distinct possibility, and if most who yet live behave like this then the species is finished.

Get over your infantile misandry.

The irony of this movie is that the duality of modern Feminism plays out in this movie. Jerry restored the whole settlement and Provided Remy and her mom a comfortable life. Even though he knew they hated him. He basically gave them water to drink, swim, and take showers in along with other comforts. As modern feminists hate men and see them as the issue to everything, but live comfortably and use everything men built. The same with this movie. It was the mom who wanted to kill him, because Hollywood, would have never let a modern woman fall into that “misogynist” trap of to the victor goes the spoils. What woman needs a man that bad? Even in the harsh wilderness of an alien planet where the population is 3. Lol. As far as Remmy and Jerry, I knew the writers were going to make him rapey are put that grey area in there to prove that even the most patient, well-meaning man is no more than a creepy rapist in the end. And So this movie also proves how modern feminism is leading these women out of their so-called “Mysaginist” bubble into a wilderness that they have no idea how to navigate, and the movie ends on that note. Lol…Smh.

Totally disagree. Low budget goodness, plot holes or not. Had a good time with this one.

Remmy repaired Steve the robot in order to take care of the homestead (and thus the pigs) whilst she was away.