coming out of hiatus early to say that Killionaire is soooooo good at its job. It's meant deliver every ounce of karma these people deserve, even if it breaks realism to do so. It's so genuinely grotesque that you could almost feel pity for the pieces of crap being subjected to these inconceivably painful and prolonged agony that only ends only after their bodies are reduced to bloody mush and mounds that can't be hurt anymore.
But the best part of Killionaire is undoubtably, how it portrays its world(s). Shows us that it's not all doom and gloom cause humans are-- and will always be-- humans. Given the chance, we'd rather help each other out than brawl like savages. Love and community are intrinsic to our existence, and will continue to be as long we are here.
Killionaire holds a massive middle finger to mechanicality, commodification and dehumanization, then it shouts "To hell with not trusting each other and dying alone and looking down and looking up. Love, fight and live with all you've got!"
