Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Son-in-Law’ on Netflix, a Convoluted Saga About An Upwardly Falling Mexican Politician

Note: Gerardo Naranjo’s Son-in-Law (now streaming on Netflix) is not a remake of the 1993 Pauly Shore yukfest. No, it’s a Mexican satire about political corruption in which Adrian Vazquez plays an absurdist character who resists easy definition. And it isn’t an easy watch – but sometimes that can be rewarding, right?

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