Louis Theroux: Inside the Manosphere has been reviewed just once.
Louis Theroux: Inside the Manosphere (2026) - 6/10
Louis Theroux ventures into the manosphere, a place where apparently every problem in life can be blamed on women, feminism, or the fact that nobody will sleep with you. It’s an absolutely toxic, depressing collection of angry little men desperately trying to convince themselves that being horrible is actually a personality. The whole thing is fascinating in the same way watching a car crash is fascinating, although at least the car crash doesn't have a podcast. The best bit comes when one of the massive pricks starts talking directly to the camera rather than Louis, prompting Louis to brilliantly ask, “Who are you talking to?” It’s probably the most accurate summary of the entire movement: a man shouting into the void, convinced the world is listening. Louis, of course, is excellent again and, as usual, asks the perfect questions to give these arseholes enough rope to make monumental tits of themselves.