Netflix is offering a high-quality thriller that you must see if you haven't yet, as it will soon be removed from the platform. Described as a mix of Taxi Driver and Fight Club, the film tells the story of a lonely and disadvantaged rideshare driver who finds belonging in a cult-like brotherhood of alpha males while experiencing a crisis of masculinity. The film premiered at the 73rd Berlin International Film Festival on February 18, 2023, and was released in theaters in the U.S. by Lionsgate on November 10, 2023.

This 2023 cult thriller titled Manodrome, while not perfect, is an engaging film that thoughtfully explores toxic masculinity and relationship dynamics, set during a male retreat. According to the film, Ralphie is a man struggling with external forces and the demons within. When Ralphie meets mysterious male family members, he is accepted by them as one of their own. As Ralphie tries to define himself, the pressure mounts, leading to an explosive event that will devastate everyone, including his pregnant girlfriend Sal (Odessa Young). Sal leaves him after giving birth to their children.

On Rotten Tomatoes, Manodrome received a mixed score of 49% from 35 critics. While some critics praised the performances, this sentiment was also reflected in the review from RogerEbert.com. Collider's review described the film as "an overall captivating experience" and compared it to Fight Club, noting that it takes the message of the 1999 action masterpiece and presents it in a way that the public can understand this time.

Screen Rant's review pointed out that Manodrome falls short as a social commentary and character study, largely due to how the film frames the audience's relationship with the main character's perspective. Starring Jesse Eisenberg, the film has sparked debates regarding both its production and casting choices. This film, which Netflix will soon remove from the platform, is a limited-time opportunity for those who want to watch it before it's gone.