The For decades now, now home invasion has proved to be the perfect sub-genre to comment on class and economics.

So often the films take place in big affluent homes and the haves are violently

invaded by the have-nots. When these films are done well they provide a rich and

nuanced commentary and satire on both groups.

What are you people?

We're Americans.

And arguably no two home invasion movies have done this better than a pair of films released in 2019, us and Parasite.

There's a family in our driveway. With us, Jordan Peel followed up his Oscar

winning Get Out with something much bigger and more ambitious, juggling social satire with tense taught home invasion.

Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, containing some of the scariest set pieces Jordan Peel has ever directed.

So, stop waiting.

Wait, where?

I'm going to die.

In the United States, And with Parasite, Korean director Bong Junhune Ho did the impossible.

And with parasite, Korean director Bong Jun Ho did the impossible.

As a filmmaker known for genre films like Monster Movie Host, he made a home invasion

movie so smart and so entertaining it won over audiences, critics, and awards voters around the world,

making it the first and only home invasion film to win the Oscar for Best Picture.

And the Oscar for Best Picture.

And the Oscar goes to Parasite.

Join me as we conclude our home invasion season with two modern masterpieces. Jordan Peels us and

Bong June Ho's parasite. Oh really, call the police.

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