[OBJ Snakebite]

I'm currently in search of a job, and resume sending always leaves me in a dark mood that wishes I had Dark Side Sith powers. Usually I end up seething in front of Netflix, which doesn't help much as so many TV shows and movies are so crappy. There's Archer, which is excellent, but I've seen all of it. Lillyhammer was alright, but I've seen all of that too.
Everything else seems to spew the leftist/ socialist/ multiculturalist/ feminist/ environmentalist/ blue pill PC drivel I can't stand to watch anymore. Even Futurama was ruined for me. Thor is a fookin' chick nowadays. I'm down to watching Ken Burns' stuff. At least narration about various wars is still tolerable.

Thus the question for you RVFers--what are your favorite shows and movies that are unashamedly Red Pill on Netflix?

[Dantes]

Two best shows I have seen on Netflix in the last year or so: breaking bad and the walking dead. Can't go wrong with them. Walter white transforms from a beta herb to a badass. In the walking dead the world has gone to hell. Fascinating to see the actions they take in order to survive.

[kiwanuka94]

californication. Just get through the first season - its a bit slow but seasons 2-5 are quite entertaining and plenty red pill.

[simondice]

Mad men (get through the first season)
House of cards
Californication
There's weeds on netflix. If you get over the fact that it's a female protagonist, it's kinda cool.

[Mongo]

Breaking Bad is awesome, and gets pretty red pill. Mad Men is one that I've watched bits and pieces of and seems pretty red pill in the beginning but I stopped watching it as I had less spare time.

Personally I'm a big Game of Thrones fan. Dunno if it's on Netflix, but it has some red pill appeal to me in several of the characters. I'm also a sucker for entertainment involving a more primal existence.

[Frank Rook]

Started watching Boardwalk Empire series about a year and a half ago.
Steve Buscemi & the rest of the ensemble are great in it.
I'd highly recommend that. I haven't caught Breaking Bad yet but i've read & heard many great things about it.
The Wire, a much older but fantastic series based in Baltimore is another one i'd highly recommend.




'To Serve To Strive & Not To Yield'

[Impulse]

Heard Eastbound & Down has some Red Pill moments, haven't watched much of it myself though.

[wi30]

I just finished the show "Legit" on Netflix. I thought it looked dumb but one of my buddies said it was hilarious, so I gave it a chance.

There are some red-pill parts to the show. The main character treats his hot girlfriend like shit, teaches his loser friends how to get laid, and generally doesn't give a fuck about anything. Lots of drinking and drugs involved too.

They take his friend's paralyzed brother to a prostitute in the pilot to lose his virginity.

[Solus]

The Shield.

Not sure if it's on Netflix but it's just mandatory viewing regardless.

[strengthstudent]

Ray Donovan - Full of dominance.

[Billy Chubbs]

I don't know if it's on Netflix, but I strongly suggest Duckman, an old 90s cartoon. It is magical.

[Roadrunner]

Fargo and True Detective. Nuff said

[la_mode]

"Plush" is a surprisingly red-pill movie. Good insight into the life of young Hollywood rockers.

[Praetor Lupus]

Boardwalk Empire.

[Onto]

Shane

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shane_(film)

One of the last movies that had real masculine characters. The downfall of the which is actually foreshadowed in the last line of the movie.

[Tiguere]

Eastbound & Down has some red pill moments and it's hilarious. I cried laughing at multiple different times during season 1. The following seasons are not nearly as good, but they are decent.

[The PerSev]

The Duellists is a classic about a feud between two Hussars in Napoleon's army. Though it's not red pill in the sense of tackling any of the issues the manosphere is concerned about, rather in the sense that, much like the Song of Ice and Fire books, it deconstructs the romantic notion of "honor".

[easternwomenrule]

Just finished watching Spartacus.

Married with children would have to be my favourite comedy apart from Family.Guy!

Bill Burr stand up is a must to watch!

Movies:
Fight Club

[Hotwheels]

Archer
Mad Men

[Chauncey]

Archer
Eastbound & Down
Californication

These 30 minute comedies all have red pill main characters and themes. They are quick and easy to burn through.

The Shield
Boardwalk Empire
Breaking Bad
The Sopranos
Justified
The Wire

These are quality 60 minute dramas that every male should watch. Lots of violence, drugs, and some nudity depending on the show. Vic Mackey & Shane Vendrel, Nucky Thompson, Walter White, Tony Soprano, Raylan Givens & Boyd Crowder, and Marlo/Omar/Stringer/Avon are all badass dudes.

House, MD

The show is a network hospital drama with quite a bit of relationship arcs but Dr Gregory House is one no shits given charismatic mfr.

[Lucario]

Jojo's Bizarre Adventures..nothing but manly glory...no women or feminist crap what so ever... every guy is masculine as fuck, the women are all submissive as ever and every guy is red pill( except for the french dude) and works out ..even the female enemies get wrecked or called out...and any beta behavior gets severely punished.

Disclamer: It's an anime ..but a hell of alot more red pill than any show on TV right now.

Lots of badass moments and suspense too..the show is manly...would make Clint Eastwood proud.


New season of Arrow, every guy is red pill or masculine in demeanor...if you can get over Oliver's oneitis, pretty good show.

[Turkish Republican]

Entourage

[TrifeLife]

In Mad Men they beat you over the head with the women's struggle in the workplace shit and the career oriented females are portrayed as victims of nonstop workplace discrimination. Meanwhile, the housewife is disgruntled/listless and unfulfilled by her domestic life, when in fact she's very fortunate to be married to a boss like Don Draper.

Beside the feminism/progressive undertones it's a dope show.

[DeeDee]

Arlington Road. Without spoiling too much: an ex-FBI specialized in counter-terrorism suspects his neighbors of being terrorists. Nobody believes him so he tries to prevent their plans, ultimately becoming part of their plan. It's not so much about the "terrorism" theme of the movie, but more about how easy it is for you to become part of a narrative when you think you are fighting against it.

[Snowplow]

I just started watching Rescue Me on Netflix. It's solid with red pill moments, male bonding, and really against PC bullshit. Also I'm about to start season 4, please no spoilers. The guys in my shop already told me it gets weird in the later seasons.