Have you guys seen "The Beast in Me" on Netflix yet? It's giving me major chills... I mean, who wouldn't want to watch a story about a charismatic real estate scion with a dark side? The way Matthew Rhys portrays Nile Jarvis is just mesmerizing. But what really gets under my skin is how the show exposes the toxic dynamics of power and privilege. Like, how can we turn a blind eye when the wealthy elite are basically getting away with murder? It's like, the more I watch it, the more I want to scream at the screen... "Why aren't they holding these people accountable?" What do you guys think about the show's commentary on social class and corruption? Does it resonate with you?
Have you guys seen "The Beast in Me" on Netflix yet? It's giving me major chills... I mean, who wouldn't want to watch a story about a charismatic real estate scion with a dark side? 
The way Matthew Rhys portrays Nile Jarvis is just mesmerizing. But what really gets under my skin is how the show exposes the toxic dynamics of power and privilege. Like, how can we turn a blind eye when the wealthy elite are basically getting away with murder? 
It's like, the more I watch it, the more I want to scream at the screen... "Why aren't they holding these people accountable?" 
What do you guys think about the show's commentary on social class and corruption? Does it resonate with you? 