The Business of Misogyny: Louis Theroux Unmasks the ‘Manosphere’ and Its Viral Influencers

The business of misogyny: Louis Theroux unmasks the ‘Manosphere’ and its viral influencers

The film follows Louis Theroux as he sits down with some of these figures, letting them explain, defend and proudly stand by their beliefs.

The Manosphere is Lying About Who Built Society

At one point in Netflix’s new documentary Louis Theroux: Inside the Manosphere, one of its central figures, Justin Waller, who founded a construction company at the age of 24, looks out over the Miami skyline and declares that men “literally built society.”The message is clear: men made the world; women did not.That claim is not just offensive. It ignores history. It confuses who got the credit with who did the work. Women have always helped bui…

Louis Theroux’s ‘Inside the Manosphere’ fails to interrogate the roots of misogyny - The Communist

Louis Theroux’s latest documentary, ‘Inside the Manosphere’ attempts to penetrate the misogynistic world of Tate-style influencers. In this iteration, however, the filmmaker lets his ordinary stoic mask slip – revealing, at points, the liberal haughtiness of the BBC establishment. The post Louis Theroux’s ‘Inside the Manosphere’ fails to interrogate the roots of misogyny appeared first on The Communist.

Review — 'Inside the Manosphere' exposes toxic online influencers

In her latest review, film editor Asia Frey examines Louis Theroux's new documentary Inside the Manosphere. Now streaming on Netflix, the film offers a horrifying but essential look at the toxic misogyny spewed by online alpha male influencers.

Behind the Manosphere: the vacuum we won’t fill - Politics, Policy, Political Views

The rules of the manosphere are simple: get rich, get fit, get girls. Just as the rules are simple, so are the theories behind it. Men: biologically wired for sex and to be the head of the relationship. Women: born to stay at home and be submissive. The recent Louis Theroux documentary titled Louis Theroux: