In the South Korean Oscar-winning film "Parasite," greed and stark class differences lead to violence and chaos between the wealthy Park family and their employees, the struggling Kim family. While "Get Out" walks the line between horror and thriller, "Parasite" is definitely more of a thriller with an undercurrent of dark comedy. Just as TSA agent Rod Williams brings some comedic relief to the anxiety-inducing moments in "Get Out," you can expect to go from laughing to screaming in the span of two seconds while watching "Parasite." Even though this film's commentary on capitalism and devastating inequality transcends language and location, its social message also touches on the issues plaguing South Korea's society today.