Honestly not a movie I intend to see. And not because of the politics, just don't really enjoy gore for it's own sake anymore.
I think there's probably a good discussion hiding in what messages Hollywood really projects. Overwhelming left politics, yet virtually all their movies have heros and other characters that violate the left's norms and are rewarded for it. Oh they say the right words, but then they act contrary to those words. You can see it with how they use guns and take the law into their own hands (in virtually every movie) rather than disarm and let the police handle it. Or how, the hero is still rewarded for surprise kissing (ie, no affirmative consent) or even ignoring the heroine's mild protests and kissing her anyway, which - unless used as an object less - always leads to her melting into a relationship.
I don't know if anyone is watching HBO's Avenue Five, but I was struck by what one of the characters said (set in the future). One of the male characters said, "I'm going to get me some sweet, sweet consent tonight." Clearly playing off the enlightened left position of consent, yet actually still objectification in the way the character said it, and worse the character was effectively the punchline to be contrasted directly to the female character who was far more crass, direct and actually sexually active. What's the message there? That in the future wimps will be talking about consent? Or is it just enough that the character socialized the concept, even if the message about it was mixed, to put the idea in the public mind (after all the female character is also designed to be mocked)?