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“Parasite” Oscar winner

I recommend watching this movie not because it won an four oscars, it’s just a really slow burning thriller movie. That is it takes it time establishing the characters personalities and as well as the climax of the film. I don’t want give much away except to try give five words for it, peach-fuzz, poor, smell, and secrets. It is one of the first foreign films to every won best picture in history. Which is awesome in its own right. Bong Joon- ho has made other brilliant films such as Mother, Okja and Snowpiercer. If you loved Snowpiercer than you definitely love watching Parasite.

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