Analyzing Joker gives Thomas and Brett the chance to discuss the overall Psyop Cinema theory of culture, especially as related to the blurring of reality and fantasy and how that creates dark feedback loops between fiction and history. Thinking about Taxi Driver leads the guys to consider the importance of the Phoenix Program for understanding…
Psyop Cinema is joined by William Ramsey for a dark but important conversation about violent Satanic crime and conspiracy. They talk about the evil significance of Aleister Crowley and the Crowleyan world we now live in. Ramsey explains the history and ideology of Satanic Nazi groups like the Order of Nine Angles and Atomwaffen. Thomas…
With this episode, Thomas and Brett begin their Joker series, analyzing movies and themes related to the 2019 film. Directed by Todd Phillips and starring Joaquin Phoenix, Joker turns out to be a kind of master key for Psyop Cinema themes. The guys think about the history of the character, delve into Scorsese’s The King…
A preview of a bonus episode covering the strange 1979 B-movie The Visitor. Its convoluted gnostic sci-fi mythology says the quiet part aloud regarding the darkest aspects of human potential spirituality. It’s all about occult initiation and mind control, along with the sick fixation on traumatizing children. Thomas and Brett unpack all the odd details…
Concluding their treatment of David Fincher’s films, Thomas and Brett discuss Mank. As they look back upon the arc of his serial killer heavy filmography, Fincher’s latest gives us some big hints about his true motivations and perspective. The guys talk controlled opposition dynamics and Hollywood’s insatiable need to self-mythologize, before giving their picks for…
An interview of Rachel Wilson, author of Occult Feminism: The Secret History of Women’s Liberation. Thomas talks with Rachel about how ultra-wealthy elites have engineered contemporary culture, how some supposedly grassroots liberation movements have secretly been cultivated to serve anti-human agendas, and the socially subversive occult messaging of The Little Mermaid. This episode also marks…
A preview of the latest episode of Brett’s Monarch series, available in full on Patreon. This time, he covers the 1988 film Bad Dreams while also explaining the significance of the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise and discussing the real story behind Jonestown. His analysis reveals the chilling truth about “omega programming.”
Thomas and Brett tease apart the limited hangout that is David Fincher’s Mindhunter series. Fincher continues to distort the genuine nature of the serial killer phenomenon, glorifying the profiler and serial killer alike while giving borderline supernatural status to the latter. The guys also identify the shocking length to which Mindhunter promotes Charles Manson’s own…
Thomas and Brett explain how House of Cards‘ depiction of politics and Gone Girl‘s depiction of marriage both fit into Fincher’s dark messaging. After talking about the creepy significance of Kevin Spacey’s role in House of Cards, we disagree about whether Gone Girl has any redemptive value.
A conversation Thomas and Brett had with MindSpaceArt, on his show Soul Purpose. They get deep into the Psyop Cinema critique of Hollywood and the occult and also discuss possibilities for spiritual healing and moving beyond the world of psyops.