Tag: film
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Alfred Hitchcock’s 1942 Film “Saboteur” Portrays False Flag Staging Elite
from Oldthinkernews.com: By Daniel Taylor Alfred Hitchcock’s 1942 film “Saboteur” portrays with haunting accuracy the true nature of the Anglo-American Establishment. It is a classic case of art imitating life. In the film, a shadowy organization known as “The Firm” carries out attacks on military installations, and in turn attempts to blame them on an unwitting…
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‘The Purge’: The #1 Film In America Is A Giant, Satanic Ritual
Hollywood once again proves their originality and bias towards the globalists. Wait, do they really? Walking out of the movie theater in Tucson, AZ, I said to a theater staff member “The movie sucked. Don’t see it. I got dragged into going to see it” in place of what I should’ve really said: “This movie…
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Sci-Fi Apocalypse: ‘Soylent Green’
Oh, by the way, don’t forget your Soylent Green Crackers, if they don’t taste bad – at least they’re in bad taste!
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Retro Sci-Fi Weekend: ‘Cat-Women Of The Moon’
A few surviving cat-women on the dark side of the Moon telepathically influence Marie Windsor to bring a spaceship to them.
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Retro Sci-Fi Weekend: ‘The Strange World Of Planet X’
‘The Strange World of Planet X’ (aka ‘Cosmic Monsters’) is a cautionary tale about scientific experimentation.
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‘Prometheus’: A Movie About Alien Nephilim and Esoteric Enlightenment
Vigilant Citizen (VC) views producer Ridley Scott’s movie “‘Prometheus’: A Movie About Alien Nephilim and Esoteric Enlightenment,” as a metaphor for spiritual enlightenment, more specifically, esoteric Illuminati enlightenment.
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#Video: #DjangoUnchained – Good, Bad Or Ugly?
from brasschecktv.com: Lots of debate about this film. Bill O’Reilly hates it. Liberals hate it. So there must be something very good about it. What’s good about it? No one can walk away from Django without viscerally understanding that all those fine mansions, fancy ladies, and gracious manners were fronts for concentration camps run by…
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Digital Download Sales Top £1 Billion In UK
from independent.co.uk: Digital sales of music, games and films have broken the £1 billion barrier for the first time, according to new figures. Research by the Entertainment Retailers Association (ERA) shows shoppers spent £1.033 billion – an 11.4% rise – on downloads, with video games accounting for more than half that figure with sales of…
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Deadline Live: Media Monarchy on Shooters, Solutions and more
from deadlinelive.info: James Pilato (www.MediaMonarchy.com) joins us to discuss the reality of public shootings and the offered solutions and his boycott of the Bin Laden Kill movie ‘Zero Dark Thirty’. Download MP3
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#Video: “State of Siege” – Why Police States Love Terrorism
from brasschecktv.com: “State of Siege” was made 40 years ago and is a surprisingly difficult film to find. Maybe that’s because it shows in vivid detail how foreign police states operate and how the CIA helps them along. But they wouldn’t do any of that stuff here, would they? Scenes from a very hard-to-find movie…
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Episode271 – There Is A Light That Never Goes Out
“Well, the pleasure and the privilege is mine” on Media Monarchy’s last show before going on an indefinite hiatus: Episode271 – There Is A Light That Never Goes Out w/ Princess Died, This Charming Plan, ‘Compliance’ and the “We’re Not Gonna Take It/Queen Is Dead” Newspurges + All the latest from Food World Order, Cyber/SpaceWar…
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#Newspurge: The Queen Is Dead
Econocrash: China Bridge Collapse Raises Infrastructure Concerns: “A nearly #330-foot-long section..dropped 100 feet to the ground”* Russian spies interested in Czech economy – military intelligence* Update: Postal Banking Could Save USPS* IRS says O.J. Simpson hasn’t paid income taxes since 2007* Geopolitiks: China to Deploy Marine Surveillance Drones* Russian Military Brass Look To Draft 50…


