The most terrifying part of 'They/Them' is an ending that cruelly throws its queer subjects under the bus for defending themselves.
Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for They/Them.The newly released They/Them, currently streaming on Peacock, had a lot of intrigue surrounding it for its premise and what it would end up having to say about the embedded hatred of society towards who it considers to be “other.
RELATED: Kevin Bacon Talks Making 'They/Them,' Working With John Logan, and Balancing Charm With Menace It not only is just bad writing in how it falls completely flat, but it undercuts any more meaningful statement it was gesturing at to instead weakly make a half-hearted argument that there are bad people on both sides. The film was already not very good, though this ending tips it into being a complete disaster that is one of the worst in recent memory.
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