Thomas and Brett sift through more serial killer misdirection as they analyze The Little Things, an enigmatic thriller starring Denzel Washington and Jared Leto. All the usual themes of religious engineering and hints of the realities of Programmed to Kill conspiracies are present. Ultimately, this film’s odd meta-commentary on the serial killer genre seems to…
Thomas is joined by two returning guests, James Ellis of Hermitix and Geoff Shullenberger of Outsider Theory, to discuss several John Carpenter films. They talk about the struggle against paranoia and inhuman monstrosity in The Thing, Gnostic-Catholic conspiracies and pop-science in Prince of Darkness, the insights and shortcomings of They Live‘s critique of consumer capitalism,…
Thomas speaks with Rebecca Dillingham, host of The Dissident Mama Podcast and blog and cofounder of the Ludwell Orthodox Fellowship, about the lies of the Yankee Empire. Rebecca gives her take on the psyops perpetrated by globalists and neocons that have distorted American history and demonized the South. They cover many aspects of the problem…
Thomas and Brett went on the Dissident Mama podcast to explain what Psyop Cinema is all about. Topics include the origins of Psyop Cinema, Hollywood’s assault on Christianity, their critiques of sci-fi and superheroes, and what they mean by terms such as “red pill programming” and the “second matrix.” https://www.dissidentmama.net/
Suicide Squad is an especially important entry in our series on Jared Leto, given that his performance as the Joker is the reason Thomas and Brett have been taking such a close look at his hyper-sus career. Unsurprisingly, Suicide Squad turns out to be among the most explicitly Monarch mind control themed superhero films of…
Thomas and Brett went on William Ramsey’s show to give our updated analysis of Fight Club (previously covered in our series on David Fincher), getting into predictive programming, anarcho-primitivism as a tool of the New World Order, and the dark self archetype. The conversation also covers Fincher, Leto, Chuck Palahniuk, and connections to what we…
Thomas and Brett talk with Jasun Horsley about his new book, The Kubrickon: The Cult of Kubrick, Attention Capture, & the Inception of AI. Jasun contends that Kubrick was not really making movies at all, but rather scientific experiments designed to capture our awareness and give rise to artificial intelligence. The guys get into Eyes…
Next up in our Jared Leto series is Mr. Nobody, a 2009 sci-fi drama that thinks it’s far smarter than it is. It fits perfectly within Leto’s ultra-sus career, containing apocalypse programming, omega programming, and divine child themes. Using multiverse theory as a tool of psychic fragmentation, Mr. Nobody is MKUltra by way of pop-science…
A preview of a recent Patreon-only episode, where Thomas analyzes Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery. In the full episode, he explains how its combination of mind control symbolism, woke sanctimony, and terrible filmmaking is repugnant enough to be somewhat instructive. Speaking to several major political controversies of the last few years, Glass Onion reveals…
Thomas and former Atomwaffen member Theodore appear on William Ramsey Investigates, as a follow-up to Thomas’ Psyop Cinema interview of Theodore. William is the author of Global Death Cult, which contains some of the best research on extremist groups like the Atomwaffen Division, the Order of Nine Angles, and Tempel ov Blood. Theodore provides further…
On this special main feed episode of the Monarch series, Brett is joined by Sean McCann of the Wake the Dead podcast to analyze the cyberpunk erotic thriller Liquid Dreams (1991), a nearly forgotten midnight movie about a gnostic adrenochrome sex cult deploying DARPA-level MK mind control tech through the entertainment industry. Described by the…