Rate the Black Mirror Episode: S3E5 - Men Against Fire

Screen buzzes, cracks.

The feel-good episode did really well but not enough to dethrone Fifteen Million Merits. Today we're rating another (I believe) more divisive episode. Though the twist is pretty easy to guess I still liked it a decent amount, I suppose. It doesn't have much more than the twist though, so it kinda limits its potential.
The episode follows Stripe (Malachi Kirby), a soldier who hunts humanoid mutants known as roaches. After a malfunctioning of his MASS, a neural implant, he discovers that these "roaches" are ordinary human beings. In a fateful confrontation with the psychologist Arquette (Michael Kelly), Stripe learns that the MASS alters his perception of reality.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Men_Against_Fire

Guidelines:

• Rate the episode from 1 to 10
• Feel free to share your reasoning
• You can rate previous days

Previous ratings:
9.04 - S1E2 - Fifteen Million Merits
8.97 - S2E4 - San Junipero
8.86 - Special - White Christmas
8.37 - S2E1 - Be Right Back
8.13 - S1E3 - The Entire History of You
7.02 - S3E1 - Nosedive
6.88 - S2E2 - White Bear
6.86 - S3E2 - Playtest
6.69 - S3E3 - Shut Up and Dance
6.22 - S1E1 - The National Anthem
4.83 - S2E3 - The Waldo Moment

6 out of 10

5/10

I forgot this episode existed. Completely unremarkable. I don't remember actively disliking it so a 5 will do.

3/10

Ooof this episode is blunt and clichd.

3.5/10

Not handled anywhere near well enough to overcome how clich the plot is and how obvious the twist is.

9

6/10. Its fine!

6/10. It is fine!

6/10
Fine but basic
The ending torture is what stuck with me the most

6

6/10

6.5

The message is more than a bit heavy-handed, but the acting is great.

7/10