Vivian Kubrick, daughter of iconic Hollywood director Stanley Kubrick, lit into Erika Kirk with a blistering online post, the New York Post reports.
Kubrick blasted Kirk’s pre-recorded video address that was played for Turning Point USA’s “Make Heaven Crowded” tour at Prestonwood Baptist Church in Plano, Texas.
She called Kirk’s speech “ghastly,” “inauthentic,” and deeply unsettling.
“I HAVE NEVER WITNESSED SUCH A GHASTLY INAUTHENTIC PHONY PERFORMANCE IN MY LIFE AS THIS SPEECH BY ERIKA,” Kubrick wrote.
Kubrick said that despite her upbringing in the entertainment world, she had “been around a lot of phonies” but felt compelled to speak out.
She also accused Kirk of being “a threat to my country,” and suggested that the widow of assassinated conservative acticist Charlie Kirk resembled “a military or intelligence operative,” and labeling her “definitely some kind of sociopath.”
Turning Point USA was quick to fire back at the “radicalized” Kubrick, the Post reported.
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“Who even is this woman?” a TPUSA said. “I’ve heard of her father, but I had to look her up and what a joy. She’s the seemingly estranged daughter of Stanley Kubrick, who became a Scientologist and a rabid fan of the Candace cult.”
“It’s clear she’s been radicalized by the same mind virus as those who attack Erika Kirk and Charlie’s legacy. We wish her well and are praying she gets the help she needs,” the rep added.
Stanley Kubrick is the legendary director who helmed classic films like “The Shining,” “A Clockwork Orange” and “2001: A Space Odyssey.”
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