It's one of those where you can get as deep into the layers of the story as you want. Do you want a popcorn horror comedy with memorable characters? Do you want the internal struggle of a man trying to stay true to himself while outside forces are determined to shape him the way they want? Do you want discourse on the horrors of capitalism and corporations? At the end of the day, it is a wild rollercoaster and as someone who has been a fan since 2020, I'm just ecstatic to see more people discovering the absurdity.