Rose McGowan's haunting message to Harvey Weinstein has fans both moved and frightened

News of the Weinstein Co.’s bankruptcy sent the internet into rejoice mode, but not solely because the onetime powerful film company is crumbling. The bankruptcy also releases current and former employees from nondisclosure agreements.

The company released this statement, along with the bankruptcy news: “Since October, it has been reported that Harvey Weinstein used non-disclosure agreements as a secret weapon to silence his accusers. Effective immediately, those ‘agreements’ end. No one should be afraid to speak out of coerced to stay quiet.”

Twitter took the move as a win for Weinstein’s many alleged victims of sexual misconduct and assault. Eighty-eight women have accused the disgraced producer of misconduct ranging from harassment to rape.

One of Weinstein’s most outspoken alleged victims, Rose McGowan, posted a chilling video message to him following the news of the bankruptcy, which she sees as a victory.

Some fans reacted to McGowan’s message with fear, cringing at her words and mannerisms — although some took the actress’s video as mocking Weinstein’s own behavior.

Others agreed with McGowan’s message, also calling the demise of the Weinstein Co. a redemption.

Weinstein has not commented on the bankruptcy or nondisclosure news about his former company, but he has denied all allegations of sexual misconduct.

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