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I think we have to be really concerned about.
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moved into mega cities. They'll be forced to they'll be
forced off of land and so forth for environmental reasons
and basically concocted and invented environmental nonsense. Then you'll be
stuck in some hell a whole megacity in a basically
a carton size apartment, living over a target or something, or.
Speaker 2: Inside of a target or a Walmart.
Speaker 4: As I said several years ago, it's actually coming true
now there's.
Speaker 3: Actually target cities.
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Andrew said.
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the constant alchemical blending and mixing and smashing together right
out of Manicheanism to produce the convergence, to produce the synthesis.
And that's what's crucial in all this, and what is
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fact that the ruling elite seek to be host.
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So we'll go with that.
Speaker 6: Right now. We got it on comic book Red and Blue.
Speaker 4: We're gonna do the next installment in our Alien January.
Speaker 3: Alien movies, we're most of these are terrible. I mean,
alien movies in general are terrible. I don't like them.
Speaker 4: Here and there there's a few, you know, shining gems
amongst the pile of dong. But tonight we're going to
do some of the fun ones, some of the ones
that we found a little more interesting than usual. So
first up is Captive State, which was a twenty nineteen
release with John Goodman and our friend from it, right,
our buddy James Ranson, that I had a day long
in box debate with, so I don't know if he
sent him my book. He said he was glad to
get a copy of Essel Chay Hollywood Want and two.
So maybe maybe Eddie from it will eventually come on
the stream, I don't know. He said he'd think about it,
but we'll see, right, but he was in Captive State.
I didn't remember, or i'd heard about this movie and
I never did watch it, and I didn't realize that
Eddie was in it.
Speaker 3: It's something of my Uh.
Speaker 6: It was a lot better than I thought. It was
better than the reviews.
Speaker 3: Yes, it credit for I'm sorry for my hair.
Speaker 4: I got like a bad case of like eighties Patrick
Swayzee hair coming in.
Speaker 6: No, it's got to be cut, man, I like your
hair in all like stages.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it looks like, Oh, Patrick Swayze, it's turning into
Patrick Swayze if I don't cut it over my ears?
Speaker 6: Oh what I forgot to look up tool. We'll get
to that.
Speaker 3: It doesn't matter what goo tool uses.
Speaker 6: I want to know if there's a name, because that's
what the aliens from Captive State look like. Is that
goo from the video the tool videos that has like
ceigmatic properties? So I was wondering if something damn.
Speaker 3: Bitch asked porcupines is what angry pork and post.
Speaker 6: Yes, So Captive State starts out. We are under lockdown
by the aliens, right.
Speaker 3: Lockdown, lockdown, the cut city on lockdown.
Speaker 6: They got us where they want us, and all of
governments have turned the authority over to the aliens basically,
and they just kind of are a go between between
our masters and.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 4: So the aliens essentially once again represent the kind of
things that the elite actually do in the real world,
which is to try to set up an international global
government to basically parasitically fee and that's going to be
one of the common themes through all of these alien
movies is the parasitical feeding theme. Aliens can't do for themselves.
Why can't they just do their own ship man and
get a job? Dude, I don't work for you or
they want they have to have the slave. They can't
do their own thing.
Speaker 6: Taking our resources with their job. They're like galactic predator
locust things that just move from planet to planet.
Speaker 4: I'm a galactic libertarian and the aliens are galactic communists
who want to live off of me.
Speaker 6: Right, Yeah, well they talk about that in Avatar, like
we're the new Aliens that come to take the resources
to the Pandora I know.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 6: So anyways, this movie starts off and it's like, oh,
where we are now, and it's all the humans are slaves.
They're mining things for the aliens. They're digging underground tunnels,
they're making bases, they have closed off zones in the
cities where only the aliens can go.
Speaker 4: Yes, aliens living on welfare, living off with cheese, getting
a We've.
Speaker 6: Made all the humans poor and they're the ugly, these
ugly like black Goo Morphy things like I was talking
about the tool stuff. I wonder if anyone in.
Speaker 3: The chat head no one is worried about what.
Speaker 4: Okay, So, by the way, thank you, And you can't
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Speaker 6: As you can see there, we're doing Alien January because I.
Speaker 3: Look like a damn nerd with these glasses on. Nerds
love alien.
Speaker 6: Looks like Alien Clark. Can't you look like undercover hero?
Speaker 4: I'm I'm Superman yea with these classes, soy, Superman, go
get it.
Speaker 6: So if you fight the aliens, you'll get deported off planet.
So and they have chipped every planet. They have chipped
everyone in the neck so that if.
Speaker 3: You go out of line, these unbelievable I have the documents,
so as they're taking us to the prison planet.
Speaker 6: Okay, they really love chipping you so that they can
turn your chip off and on. But was that one
where their stomach exploded with the Remember we did a.
Speaker 3: Show about that alien.
Speaker 6: Hey do you swallow the balls? And at tracks them
and it was the Gutbuster Fortress Fortress Christopher Lambert. Yeah,
everyone has a chip in their neck and catches state.
Speaker 3: Not a cafeteria restaurant.
Speaker 6: I don't know. It sounds it sounds like a comedy club.
Speaker 4: Somebody, it's a Boomer cafeteria restaurant with trays.
Speaker 3: That's not it.
Speaker 6: It's like David Gus.
Speaker 4: It's got a giant laughing with a big gut. There's
like there's pizzas like popping out of the store. That's
the logo. Is that a real restaurant? Is Somebody tell me?
Is there such a thing as Gutbusters? I just make
that up?
Speaker 6: Go ahead, So the aliens, Actually, someone.
Speaker 4: Draw gut Busters the Boomer cafeteria.
Speaker 6: Restaurant and big Boy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it's like.
Speaker 6: Fortress. Okay. So the aliens, some people worship them because
there's a class that has.
Speaker 4: The government, class of humans cucked to the aliens and
worship them.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And so the aliens are kind of like gods
to these people because they have enforced unity and harmony
and brought.
Speaker 4: Peace into the world and they make everybody engage in
public rituals of harmony and unity festivals. So it's like
a social justice alien festival literally that they set up.
Speaker 6: So well, this made me think of do you remember
when Ronald Reagan Star.
Speaker 3: Wars there's Dave and Busters and there's Dave and gut Busters.
Speaker 6: Do you remember when Rona he was talking about star
Wars and he's like, we need a force to go
up against to unify us.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's at the un saying it's a famous clip about.
Speaker 6: Uh, only an alien the.
Speaker 3: Gipper, the Gipper telling us about the aliens coming.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so this is something that's in the work. So
remember of people when these things start happening. It's not
a coincidence that they said it was awful.
Speaker 3: Well, that's why we're doing Alien January.
Speaker 4: Is all the discussions about the establishment of the coming
disclosure bunch of maloney.
Speaker 3: So oh, a little more there.
Speaker 6: That there's a human resistance group.
Speaker 3: Always there's always the resistance.
Speaker 6: What's it called fifth Column or something like that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Well they're called they're the Phoenix. Is this right?
Speaker 4: So the humans will rise from the ashes, the phoenix
from the flame resurrection.
Speaker 6: They call the aliens roaches, and they have suffer drones
that like come and get you if you're a beeper.
Speaker 4: So your microchipped in your you're attacked by drones. If
you don't follow what the aliens taking, you have to.
Speaker 6: Have backroom surgeries to get your chip out, to get
your gut buster. Next thing out, the invisible goo. Oh
that's their bomb. Okay, So this one was really cool
because the whole time you think that the bad guy
is bad.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so John Goodman, John Goodman playing the villain, and
we will give.
Speaker 3: A spoiler alert.
Speaker 4: But yeah, so if you haven't seen Captive State, it's
a pretty good movie, really is. It's a well done story,
good acting, good overall.
Speaker 6: Better than District nine, I think, Yeah.
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 4: I think District nine is kind of dumb, but this
one is better. Yeah, And I don't know why it
was a bomb. It was a monetary failure. Critics were
split on it. I thought it was pretty good. It
was a good conspiracy plot and it's illustrative for our purposes.
And yeah, so spoiler alert. There's the image on the wall,
and I kind of figured it out. Once you see
this image, you know, you pretty much figure out the
whole thing. The image on the wall is the Trojan Horse, right,
And so beware of Greek's bearing gifts is the line
throughout the movie, and that gives away, of course, the ending,
which is that you keep going back and forth whether
the John Goodman character is a good guy or a
bad guy in this labyrinthine plot to try to overcome
the aliens, and it turns out yes, he is himself
the Trojan Horse, and he uses the invisible C four
black well clear goo to essentially blow up the alien ship.
Speaker 6: I thought it was interesting how the aliens had morphed
the religion.
Speaker 3: As aptive state, the religion.
Speaker 6: And the state together to be worshiped as one, because
they're singing patriotic songs to the aliens and also like
Him's kind of glory, Gloria, Hallelujah and the kind of songs.
So the aliens were the state and the religion at
the same time.
Speaker 4: Well yeah, and the title of the movie kind of
has double senses to it, right, like are you in
a captive state serving the establishment? Right?
Speaker 6: So another point that made me think about this movie
was what would the elite do if the aliens had them?
What could they do?
Speaker 3: What do you mean to aliens.
Speaker 6: Well, you know how they just sold out humanity and
made them slaves and enforced the aliens because that's the
thing that the aliens couldn't have their occupation without the
human enforcers. So if they really had them captured, like
what what could the elite do to even fight back?
They couldn't fight back even if they want.
Speaker 4: Well that's the point of the movie. Is that are
you aout in the real world or in the movie?
Speaker 6: I don't know. It was just the conundrum, like, well
that's what that's why.
Speaker 4: The only way that they could beat them was for
John Goodman to do what he does and for Vera
Formiga to play the role of the Swallow. She is
the honey trap Swallow operative who basically entraps a bunch
of the government elite to blow up their whole thing
and to appear right as a big honey trap operation
that gets busted, to appear to bust the resistance movement.
But all of that was just so John Goodman could
get close to the alien mothership. When he's taken aboard
the ship to be congratulated for his busting up of
the resistance.
Speaker 3: But that was only.
Speaker 4: Because John Goodman the whole time was planning with her
his prostitute girlfriend to blow.
Speaker 3: The alien ship.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it was really good. I would recommend.
Speaker 3: That it was a lot of fun.
Speaker 6: Next, we have a classic.
Speaker 4: And I like the fact that that they brought in
the espionage and entrapment with the Swallow operation. That also
didn't expect that.
Speaker 6: Classic.
Speaker 4: So yeah, classic moral dilemmas. Would you hoe your girlfriend
out to end the alien invasion.
Speaker 6: If she had an only fans with that saying the world,
yes it would.
Speaker 3: Okay, signs, move on to signs.
Speaker 4: No way, what's the other movies in our stack? And
then what's okay? Well, then where they live? By the way,
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Speaker 3: Revolt.
Speaker 4: Don't revolve the Mother Soca the mother ship. Oh yeah,
do not a tip to just your radio.
Speaker 3: The alien mothership has arrived.
Speaker 4: You do that.
Speaker 2: Good?
Speaker 3: Make my phone the people phone.
Speaker 6: You know. A song was in my head all day. No,
Katy Perry e t about getting well because all of
this alien stuff was in my head and I'm remembering
the lyrics. And it's about mating with aliens that are
also demons, right, yeah.
Speaker 3: I guess that is what that's about.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well I did a breakdown that video a long
time ago.
Speaker 3: Well, they did a chapter in your book on Katy Perry.
Speaker 6: Yeah. So it's not just in movies, it's in pop
music too. Love you Some aliens Signs Aliens are meeting, right,
this is.
Speaker 3: Really the only one.
Speaker 4: Uh well, maybe a couple of them have quasi mild
Christian themes. Signs has a pretty loosely christian esque uh
ethos and theme. I would say that you could argue
that the aliens and this are the most openly kind
of demonic. Now maybe in Life Force. Life Force has
no Christian themes whatsoever.
Speaker 6: So how much of the alien movies would you say
as the alien, the bad guy, the good or the savior,
like half and half.
Speaker 4: Most of the time they're bad. I don't, I don't.
I can't think of them anywhere, I mean, or like.
Speaker 6: Et or you know, sometimes Paul, sometimes they're the savior.
Speaker 3: I want to say, a kids movie. Yeah, I mean,
most of our alien movies the bad guys.
Speaker 6: Okay, all right, and this one the aliens are bad.
So we got Mel Gibson. We like, he's an ex
priest and.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and that's because he's under he's undergoing. He's had
a crisis of faith because of his wife dying.
Speaker 6: Right, So he's mad at God. So he's not a
priest anymore. And like you made a good point is
that they said sometimes I talk to my wife who's passed,
And you said, this movie is the mom talking back.
Speaker 4: Right, So they both Mel and the little girl say
that they talk to their mom, right, who's going on
And they don't think she ever hears them, or by extension,
God ever hears them and their prayers. And the whole
movie is about providence and synchronicity and God answering us
and speaking to us in ways maybe that we don't
always expect. And that's what this movie is about, is
signs from God.
Speaker 6: Right. So they aliens have arrived and they are using
crop circles. Right, everyone's freaked out. They've mapped out the
world with their crop circles, and they're landing and they
are doing military tactics like scouting before they all come
down and they recognize that I'm gonna.
Speaker 4: Go and then I'm gonna I'm gonna mow some like
goofy crop circles, little ones in our yard, and then
I'm gonna wake up the morning and say that tiny
aliens visit us like a little bitty crop circles.
Speaker 6: And then we could charge people to come see our
crop circle.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 6: So this is also about two kinds of people believers.
Speaker 4: In non Yes, that's brought up multiple times. Mel himself says,
there's two kinds of people in the world. Those that
look at these big events alien abductions, world events, death, life, right,
and they see meaning, or those who see just nothing chaos. Right,
And that's kind of true. Yeah, I mean, ever, either
life has meaning or doesn't.
Speaker 6: I thought the scene in the movie where he comes
in and they're wearing the tinfoil hats was pretty funny
because it's the crazy people that were the tinfoil hats
that believe in aliens.
Speaker 3: But are you're not reading the notes?
Speaker 6: Yeah, we said all those things.
Speaker 3: You're skipping.
Speaker 6: Oh, I don't know why I wrote to India. India
ancient gods.
Speaker 4: So the first place the aliens appear is over India,
and they're talking about the ancient Hindu temples right in India.
Speaker 3: Shamalan is Indian, right.
Speaker 4: So is this referencing the world's oldest religion, which is
basically paganism polytheism, and connecting it to the gods of
the of the you know, pagan pantheon.
Speaker 3: That's why I think you've talked about that. India. That's
where they first appear in the sky. Okay, on the news.
Speaker 6: Yeah, okay, let's see.
Speaker 3: They use military tactics, they use reconnaissance.
Speaker 4: They're basically that military guy figures out and tells Meryl
right that they're going to do an invasion.
Speaker 3: Right, the military recruiter tells him this.
Speaker 6: At first, he thinks it's nerds. They can't get girlfriends
that are doing the crops.
Speaker 3: For girls, remember Meryl does. Yeah, that's one of the
funny lines.
Speaker 4: Is that it's just nerds that make up secret societies
and codes and they like to play tricks on people, right,
So psyops is the explanation that Meryl gives when the
younger Culkin asks, right, what's going on?
Speaker 3: Why are we seeing this?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 6: You go, let's see, they got their tinfoil hats. The
scientists are persecuted for their beliefs. M. That's a theme
in this No, it's not.
Speaker 3: It's just a joke that the kids make.
Speaker 4: When he picks up that book at the bookstore and
he's like, and it's funny because the little girl reads
that long. M. Mel Gibson's like, doctor bimboo. He sounds
like a lunatic. And she's like.
Speaker 3: It's scientists who were pertecated for their beliefs.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and she's like it's contaminating.
Speaker 3: But of course her leaving the water is also intentional.
Speaker 4: It was all happening according to what would be the
way that they would beat the aliens, including him having asthma.
So bad things happen for a greater good. This is
the movie is kind of also hitting on theodicy, or
the problem of evil.
Speaker 6: So these aliens also have their stupid alien clicking language.
Speaker 4: Are always clicking and smacking half of the aliens, it's gross.
Speaker 6: He does mention more all the worlds in this movie, right.
Speaker 4: Well, science is influenced by war, the world's childhood's end. Right,
it has very much as a childhood's end theme going
on here.
Speaker 3: For sure.
Speaker 6: Allens are kind of dumb in this, Like they're rudimentary.
They can't they have no weapons, they can't figure out
how to get out of traps.
Speaker 3: Well, they're not to work doors, yeah, which is interesting.
Speaker 6: They don't know how.
Speaker 4: To It's almost like the technology that we had was
so kind of primitive they didn't know.
Speaker 3: What to do. Right.
Speaker 6: Oh, they had a camouflage.
Speaker 3: Yeah, right, so they blend to, you know, to adopt
the environment.
Speaker 6: That's like predator has that.
Speaker 4: Sure, yeah, well most a lot of reptiles do that, right,
And that's that's because aliens are often liking to.
Speaker 3: Rep talk the reptilians the Cheeta five cents.
Speaker 6: So they figure out that they're love.
Speaker 4: Vibrational frequency and the four centsoriality, a consciousness of intern
experience of itself night infinite love.
Speaker 3: Infinite love is the only solution.
Speaker 4: The infinite love of the Chadai having a self experience
of themselves with infinite love.
Speaker 3: Alone in a bare throw.
Speaker 4: Mike.
Speaker 6: They figured out this was a raid. Infinite raids on
the planet. What the aliens came for a raid?
Speaker 3: Okay, it's reconnaissances.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well, no, they just came to take some people
and leave, not to like take it.
Speaker 3: It's reconnaissance. The guy said.
Speaker 4: The military tactic, right is to find out reconnaissance and
then prepares for the invasion.
Speaker 6: All right. So that's pretty much all we have for.
Speaker 3: Saying Jada Oi. No it's not. There's more. There's we
haven't even hit on the symbolic themes. Okay, so he
hated God, right, Yeah.
Speaker 4: And remember the baptismal water themes. So we're told that
they hate water, and I think that especially it was
people out of the Middle East discovered that these entities
hate water.
Speaker 3: Right, Christianity comes out of the Middle East.
Speaker 4: It's what destroys the power of Satan is baptism, right.
So the water is what eventually leads to I'm just
saying it's loosely connected to baptism, right.
Speaker 3: The water is what defeats these fallen angels.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: And so, by the way, I have a.
Speaker 4: Full analysis of this in my book Esoterically with Too.
You can get signed copies at my website.
Speaker 3: Jays Analysis dot Com.
Speaker 4: And yeah, that's the thing, right, It's essentially demons, even
though Shamalan just kind of cloaks it under aliens.
Speaker 3: And I would say it's one of.
Speaker 4: The best alien movies, got a good message. Like you said,
it has more heart to it than a lot of
these stupid alien movies. War of the World's The Spielberg
one was a good movie, but I mean, you know,
Tom kom come on, right, I mean this one is
a better film.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, So I guess it's all about providence and
everything works.
Speaker 4: Out the way that God answers plans, our prayers, the
way that evil leads to a greater good. We can't
see all of the connections, and so that's part of
what faith is about, is not that we don't have
intellectual basis for our beliefs, but that we, in a
sense do have to trust. You know that there is
a plan and that God knows what's best, and that
even if we can't see all the reasons why something
in the present is happening, we know that down the
road is for the greater good to those that trust God.
Speaker 3: As Paul says in Romans eight twenty eight.
Speaker 6: Signs from God.
Speaker 4: Maybe absolutely, Yeah, yeah, that's exactly what it is. Very good,
all right, what's next?
Speaker 6: Life Force nineteen eighty five? Alien Vampires in Space.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is a.
Speaker 4: Kind of B movie, a British B movie with an
openly kroleyan occultic theme. I mean, if you've not seen
the Golden Globus Canon Films documentary, I highly watch it,
or highly recommend you watch it, because that is its
own interesting, weird story on its own the history of
Canon films and what they were kind of up to. Yeah,
but this is based on the Colin Wilson book and
if you know the realm of conspiracy and cryptozoology and
that kind of stuff. Colin Wilson has written many books.
I've got one of his books on esoteric mysteries or
something like that.
Speaker 3: And so he wrote this called the Space Vampires.
Speaker 4: And Toby Hooper of Poultergeist fame is the director. So
Toby Hooper, who also did a chainsaw masker that's how
he made his bones, get it, he made his bones,
is the director of this. I don't know if I
would call it a hit. It's definitely an interesting B movie.
Wasn't a big blockbuster or anything. But it's full on,
just like what demons would do and how aliens or demons.
I mean, it's a better picture of what the alien
phenomenon is than perhaps any of the other movies that
we've seen, except for Signs. Except this Life Force has
no Christian themes at all.
Speaker 6: That's true, and this one has a lot in common
with one we'll do in the second half called.
Speaker 4: Under the Skin, right, the Scarlet Johansson indie film from
twenty fourteen, Under the Skin, same idea with Life Force.
It's just that Life Force is. It's a lot of
fun if you're looking for an eighties B movie with
kind of esoteric themes. There's actually you that recommended this
movie to me many years ago.
Speaker 3: I'd never heard of it.
Speaker 6: Yeah. It is all about a ship that finds this
another ship out in space in the Tale of Haley's Comet.
So this makes me think of those weird cults that
follow the comets and kill themselves when they come around.
Do you know what I'm talking about? What was that
one that Apple White Keaven's Gate? Yeah, okay, so it's
kind of like that. So they're out there and they
find this ship that the space vampires have rated, I guess,
and they're in stasis in these crystals. So they take
the naked lady and the two naked guys in the
crystal back on their ship.
Speaker 4: They're just obsessed with human sex, right, Like, why is
sexuality so appealing to to to the aliens?
Speaker 6: You know, it's our point. It's one of the ways
they control us.
Speaker 4: Okay, but I'm just saying that it's obviously not really aliens.
I mean, aliens are not going to have human biology.
If they were aliens, they're not going to come across
the galaxy to look up our butts.
Speaker 3: And cut up cows.
Speaker 6: So they take them what looks like a butthole. Look like.
Speaker 3: What am I people? Look something look like about something
in the alien ship.
Speaker 6: You mentioned that maybe it's like an evil trinity.
Speaker 4: Right, there's a woman and two dudes or consorts or
I don't know what, but some sort of inverted space
bat vampire anti trinity, and she's a goddess.
Speaker 6: By the way she kisses you, you turn into beef jerkey.
Speaker 4: Yes, she sucks your life out. She's basically a ron
popeo human.
Speaker 3: Beef jerky maker.
Speaker 6: You will suck out all your eighties Blue lightning.
Speaker 3: It's pink though on those remember, yeah, some of it's blue.
Speaker 6: And so she escapes. They take all the space vampires
back to Earth and they escape.
Speaker 4: Obviously, but we learned that the astronaut, the Texas cornbread astronaut,
could not resist the naked chicks Mojo.
Speaker 3: He seduces her, and it takes a turn.
Speaker 4: Away from what you think is a vampire zombie movie
and starts to turn into a spiritual demon movie. And
so the goddess vampire Woman is a spirit who can
possess other bodies, and.
Speaker 6: If she sucks out your life force, you are still
alive a little bit and you can come back to
life and suck out other people's.
Speaker 3: Well, she does turn people into vampires. Yes, that's so.
Speaker 4: There is a there's some kind of vampire alien zombie
virus that gets loose. But the reason that's let loose
is because we find out that she and her consorts
are essentially feeding off of the energy of the souls
they collect, So they're psychic vampires, right and life force.
Speaker 3: The way they do that is to take your sexual energy. Basically.
I mean, this is not a dirty, dirty movie. It's
just a silly be movie.
Speaker 4: But it keeps hinting at the kind of the innuendos
stuff where every time there's some person that's possessed, this
possessed person like the prostitute in the in the park,
she's controlled by this higher level vampire, that bad demon woman.
Speaker 6: And if she sucks you out, then you suck someone.
If you don't keep sucking.
Speaker 3: It's not sexual. What she's talking about is not like
the soul sucking. It like sucks the soul out of you.
Speaker 6: So you keep sucking or you die. That's the thing.
Suck it it. Oh, and then we found out just
being around them, even if they don't it rains you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, debilitatee.
Speaker 6: Colin Wilson, he's the big occultist influenced by Culty. I
mean he has a lot of occult books. Right.
Speaker 4: Well, she can enter into the astral realm and comes
to you in your dreams, and then she kind of
like a succubus incubus succubust type of thing. She takes
your energy there too and possesses you and she lives
inside of people.
Speaker 6: Yes, and this some of this happens in the astral.
Speaker 4: Realm, right, So when there's the mass play, it's the
human sacrifice to the elite. Now, the most interesting part
of this is guess where she resides.
Speaker 6: In the church?
Speaker 4: Yes, in a quote church, right, a crypt it's the cryptocracy, right,
she lives in the crypt and she has her magic
sex ritual right essentially at the climax of the film, right,
And that's where the virus gets loose, and she's basically
absorbing all of the energy of the souls in London.
Speaker 3: That are subject to the zombie virus. So it's a
human sacrifice energy collecting thing going on, just like Ghostbusters.
Kind it's like a.
Speaker 4: Be British, not funny Ghostbusters. And of course, as we'll
see also in another one of these movies, Captain Picard
shows up. Right, Captain Picard is the one who ends
up possessed by the vampire woman. Yeah, make it so
number one?
Speaker 6: What would say the Life Forces.
Speaker 4: The Enemies Captain John Luke Piccod the s s Enterprise
that the Starship Enterprise number one.
Speaker 3: And so it's a little off, a little too deep.
Speaker 4: The bull God Enemies. It's almost that's turning into Morgan Freeman.
Speaker 6: Right, I think you do better?
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, I can't do Morgan.
Speaker 6: So the Life Forces in the mail, I.
Speaker 3: Am cutas, Yeah, exactly, that's what he says locutas.
Speaker 4: By the way, First Contact is really good for you
if you go back and watch First Contact.
Speaker 6: Now we're gonna do.
Speaker 3: But that's what we're gonna do. Go ahead, Where are
we at with the.
Speaker 6: Life forces in the male fluid?
Speaker 3: Correct? Right?
Speaker 4: By the way, yes, Another of the Crowleian elements to
this movie is that the life force is the uh,
the male life essence.
Speaker 3: If you understand what I mean. Yes, by the way,
she zaps that too, you see.
Speaker 6: Yeah, ship is a big all seeing eye.
Speaker 3: Right well. On the poster of the movie. It doesn't
really show this in the movie, but the.
Speaker 4: Poster has an eyeball perched above earth, like that's the
energy vortex to feed.
Speaker 3: On all the human life force. So that's why.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and that's really kind of what we do think
about demons, right, demons feed on human energy and emotions
and right.
Speaker 6: I mean, and the people she was possessing already.
Speaker 3: Had garman bosia, Oh yeah.
Speaker 6: Already had problems, like the lady that she was using
her body as a.
Speaker 3: Mas kiss prostitute masks.
Speaker 4: So essentially, people that are evil are opening themselves up
to her influence and possession, and she can hop around
into the bodies of her servants.
Speaker 6: So they made a point to say that this isn't
their real form. It's just an archetype from the projection
of that guy, the astronaut's mind.
Speaker 4: Of the So there are space bats that can appear
as whatever they want.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so he wanted a beautiful woman, so they can
appear as that. It's like Poltergeist, you said, kind of
demon virus that's getting.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because in Poulter guys, it's souls that are being
sacrificed to the beast. It's actually called the beast in
the screenplay.
Speaker 6: The entity was distracting them so it could spread, right,
So there wasn't really it wasn't really about trying to
get the entity out of John leck Picard.
Speaker 4: It was about being distracted at the mental institute so
that the the alien zombie virus could spread throughout women.
Speaker 6: But somehow if you shove a big iron steak through
their chakra, then yeah, he actually.
Speaker 3: Said the guy.
Speaker 4: The by the way that the British verse of NASA,
it's like a hospital, looks like a primary care dental facility.
That's the best The bridge can do for their NASA,
by the way, but NASA's faking gray anyway.
Speaker 3: So yeah, so the head of NASA, the ESA, the
English Space Agency.
Speaker 4: Right, he decides that he figures out that ancient myths
are the way to kill vampires and you stab one
of their chakras.
Speaker 6: Well, he figured out this is where vampirelore comes from.
Speaker 4: Is the space creatures, right, there's space beats, yes, bat
people in the moon, Yes, this is.
Speaker 3: I said, this is bad bitch.
Speaker 6: Oh, there's a weird part.
Speaker 4: Where this is where the corunka comes from, these space bats.
Speaker 3: This bitch died in a soup. She died in the
monkey soup.
Speaker 6: That's the official story.
Speaker 3: She fell into the monkey suit. She does turn where
she turns into a bunch.
Speaker 6: Of space baths caused corona, right.
Speaker 3: That's what I'm saying. Okay, when she died when she
fell into the monkey suit.
Speaker 6: That's more yesterday, it is that it is.
Speaker 3: The actual story. It's a true story.
Speaker 6: So Captain Pericard, when he dies and the other guy dies,
their blood's become her. Do you remember that part.
Speaker 3: I didn't understand that point.
Speaker 6: So aliens are always so ooy.
Speaker 3: Goose oh, because they're bats.
Speaker 4: The vampire, but they drink the bloody Okay, that's the
the life is in the blood Leviticus.
Speaker 6: They are the gooyest creatures in the universe. Aliens, aren't they.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I was saying, how come aliens don't show up
and they're not, Like, why aren't.
Speaker 3: They just really dry? Maybe they have dry scalp they
have a zema, right, ezema? Like why are they always
so gooey?
Speaker 4: Maybe space is freaking dry, dude and dusty, but water
hurts them.
Speaker 6: She's she's a destroyer of worlds, they.
Speaker 4: Said, Yeah, so she's kind of like a female version
of Shiva.
Speaker 3: She destroys worlds.
Speaker 6: And when the life sucking virus gets out, it looks
like a play and they put London under martial law
in military occupation.
Speaker 3: Right, lockdown, lockdown.
Speaker 4: There's a lot this movie was reminding me of certain
things going on in London.
Speaker 6: And all of the blue Lightning.
Speaker 4: Is going to the ship, all right, which is like
a ripped up eyeball looking down on Earth.
Speaker 6: Yes, so they're stealing all of London's eighties blue Lightning.
At the very end, she tells the astronaut, you're one
of us, the generative principle.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: She tries to recruit the Cornbread Texas Man astronaut and says,
you were always one of us.
Speaker 3: I don't know what that means. I mean, why this guy,
it's just.
Speaker 6: Trying to get you to turn on humanity. Yeah, exactly,
in league with the demons, right yeah.
Speaker 3: But he ends up stabbing her with.
Speaker 6: The magic sword.
Speaker 3: The magic sword, right yep.
Speaker 2: So.
Speaker 3: The world is saved by she wanted.
Speaker 6: Them to trans Southern Boy, transcend bodies is what she wants.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, there was the gnostic element that she said,
when you join with her, you shed the body. That
was kind of the whole gnostic underlying theme here and
Crowley talk like that too, like you shed your body
and you go into higher spheres when you've done the right.
Speaker 3: Who do magic? Bullshit?
Speaker 6: Kiss me? Kiss me? But Katy Perry, e, T could
you be.
Speaker 4: So?
Speaker 3: I don't know what you're talking abobout e Katy Perry
does she zat life force from people?
Speaker 6: No, she goes off to marry a half go alien
man and they hop off on this.
Speaker 3: You mean in the video? Yeah, isn't it Kanye in
the video?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, next one.
Speaker 6: They live This is the last one in the Evening.
Speaker 3: Classic of the conspiracy world.
Speaker 4: If you're looking for a classic conspiracy movie, it's definitely
They Live.
Speaker 6: Probably it's like Eyeswear Shut They Live Manchuri cannedy top three.
Whenn't you say Matrix? Maybe?
Speaker 3: What else I mean for the normies?
Speaker 4: Yeah, if you want to say for the normies, yeah,
But I love John Carpenter.
Speaker 3: We've done many John Carpenter strings.
Speaker 4: By the way, if you haven't seen the previous John
Carpenter strings that I've done, on the Thing, Prince of Darkness,
on and on and on. I've done most of the
classic John Carpenter's I'm a big John Carpenter fan.
Speaker 3: Now some people don't like They Live. I don't know why.
I think it's a great movie.
Speaker 4: It doesn't have the perfect paradigm that we would like
it to have. Right, It comes from an early mid
eighties kind of left paradigm. But early mid eighties left
had a lot in common with the kinds of things
that we would say today.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: They were very skeptical of corporations. They were very skeptical
of big government. Even in the.
Speaker 4: Regulations of government, there was an acknowledgment of the power
of propaganda, the danger of the CIA, the danger of
black operations, you know, secret black ops.
Speaker 3: Stuff going on.
Speaker 4: I mean, there was a lot of things that we
could appreciate about the seventies and eighties, the anti war stance.
They were head of the game when it came to
why are we fighting these wars? Right, pointing out that
the Soviet menace was largely hyped up, just like a
lot of these men scissor hyped up that.
Speaker 3: We've had ever since the Cold War.
Speaker 4: And so we can appreciate the kind of leftism of
the seventies and eighties and nineties. And then as we
get into the two thousands, after nine to eleven, the
Big nine event, right, the left turns into just a weird,
creepy version of neo conservatism. Right, it's like a social
justice version of like have all the neo con foreign
policy and just totally degenerate social policy. And who knows
what they I mean, economics, I don't even think they
even care about it anymore. But you know a lot
of the economics of the eighties, like the left was
critical of you know, free trade, critical of NAFTA, critical
of all the things that we would be critical of nowadays,
So we can appreciate this era of quote left without
accepting everything, right. I mean, there's there's elements to where,
you know, the signs say things like maryon reproduce, which
which is.
Speaker 3: In itself a good thing.
Speaker 4: But keep in mind that if you're just a tool,
a middle class tool of the elites, you're really just
the engine of the society.
Speaker 3: Right, And so in one sense.
Speaker 4: Even the marry and reproduce elements of it, we can
appreciate the criticism of that, because if you're just creating
more mediocre, middle class idiots who are the engines and
batteries of a corrupt system, it's it's you're still part
of the problem.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 4: So I'm not advocating the everything about this movie. You
get my point, Okay, go on. The mindless consumerism, right,
that's the thing we.
Speaker 3: Can appreciate here.
Speaker 4: Yeah, definitely nowadays there's no such All there is is
the mindless consume.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 6: It's interesting how the main character's name is John Nada, right,
John nothing or right. He's kind of like an every
every man. He's anybody, he's any guy who's just down
on his luck.
Speaker 4: Well, the movie has right, It starts with a critique
of the corporate elite, right, who are essentially moving jobs
offshore to other countries. And so there's a sub theme
of like NAFTA, that kind of stuff, right, which is
all degenerate, which is all contributed largely to the destruction
of the country.
Speaker 6: Well, yeah, there was even a scene that made a
point about how the immigrants in the Union took his opportunities, right,
So he is just.
Speaker 3: That's a good way to put it.
Speaker 4: If you're just a normy breeder, then you're just breeding
more normies and your breeding is pointless.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So does that mean that it's.
Speaker 4: Better to be sterile. No, I'm not saying that. I'm
just saying that we can look at it from that
vantage point. Work by consumed exactly.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and everything extra goes to the aliens. He blows
into town into Los Angeles from Denver, and the first
things he come upon is the construction site and then
the apocalyptic preacher, which there's always an apocalyptic preacher saying
the world's coming to an end. You have to pay
attention to the background in this movie, about what's going
on in the televisions in the background, because that's always
part of it.
Speaker 3: John Carmond always has an apocalyptic preacher pup.
Speaker 6: Yeah, So I thought I'm one of the first TV
background scenes as a lady talking about how she disassociates
when she watches television. And she's like, I can just
be them, and I'm gonna live forever as a character
on TV, and so are never grow old on TV?
Is what she said. So that is a clue about
how the aliens are controlling your mind the signal through
the television, which I totally believe that TV is of
my control device.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, keep going.
Speaker 6: So then he meets that guy I don't know his frank, Yeah,
and he starts telling him how it is. So he's
got a little.
Speaker 3: Bit of woke.
Speaker 6: And he's talking to him about the poor, the underclass,
the racial injustice, and he keeps using the word they.
They they they they they, And I think that's one
of the biggest questions that when you start talking about this,
people will be like, well, who is they? And you
have to have this bullet list of who would you
say someone said, who's the they?
Speaker 3: It's ultimately spiritual, and then there's a human pyramid of
people that submit to the they.
Speaker 6: That's a good answer, Yeah, so then what else.
Speaker 4: It's the vampire bats and then people underneath them, the
alien vampire bats. There's their servant class of the humans.
Speaker 6: There's a guy who has figured out how to hack
the TV I call them.
Speaker 4: So there is the resistance people that are secretly meeting
in a church to try to get the signal out
and to stop the signal that the TV stations are
putting out to put everybody in the trance and to
control their perception.
Speaker 3: And I think it's symbolic. It's symbolic that it's in
this church.
Speaker 4: I think John carbon Or loosely has a Catholic background
or something like that, So it's just symbolic that the
church is the real source of the resistance.
Speaker 3: And so there's.
Speaker 4: Loosely a mild Christian message to this one as well.
Speaker 6: So he goes into the church and he finds that
they're making these sunglasses. So you have to enter the
church kind of to get your new site.
Speaker 3: Yeah, to get eyes to see right, you can't see
the world, you can't interpret it properly. You won't see what's.
Speaker 4: Really going on until you get the glasses, and then
you can see that the people enforcing the system themselves
are essentially controlled by something else. Right, they're basically demonic,
they're under demonic oppression or possession, and they enforce this
system because it's a control.
Speaker 6: Structure, right, And then you've got your.
Speaker 4: It's a control structure that like life Force is harvesting
human souls for Satan basically.
Speaker 6: And the old blind preacher, he's like the stage archetype
with the second site.
Speaker 4: So he's blind, he can see what's really going on, right,
and he says that it's essentially elites that serve these
higher powers that are enforcing this system which is against God,
and the system is to enslave and destroy humans.
Speaker 6: Another character I like in this movie is the philosopher
bum who lives in the camp at first, and then
he turns on them at the end, right.
Speaker 4: Well, he's the skeptic at first, and he says, ah,
this message is a bunch of maloney.
Speaker 3: It's full he's full of it.
Speaker 4: Right that the guy that does the whole guy fowkex
thing and interrupts the signal. And there's a good contrast
there between all these people in this homeless camp. By
the way, it wasn't that kind of predictive of la
like giant homeless camps and encampments in LA and here
we have that, then we get the lockdown, right, that
comes down and it sort of just mows down the
whole place, right, as if the system isn't basically fostering
the things that promote these kinds of economic hardships.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean we've seen one year now of stuff
that was you know, basically destroying what was left of
middle class.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and then the police come and raid the church
and toss it all up, even what little they had,
they'd take a bulldozer and mow it down right.
Speaker 4: Right, And this is just showing the injustice to the
middle and working the working class, middle class and lower
class people that get basically destroyed by the military police.
Speaker 3: State that's put into effects.
Speaker 4: So basically, the elite have a police state that they
by the way, what's happening, right, police state?
Speaker 3: This is what is the norm, and that's going to
be the norm.
Speaker 4: Like a third world country with a military junta to
enforce the you know, corrupt leaders that control the country.
So for all intents and purposes, I mean, this country
is pretty much it has been for a long time,
just like a like some of you know, junta level government.
Speaker 3: By the way, Roddy Piper too. People think maybe he
was killed. I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't have any speculations about like how he died
or anything like that. He was an interesting guy. I
know he was on Alex right before he had passed away,
but he was in some other B movies with some
interesting themes. If you've never seen Hell Comes to Frogtown,
that's a fun one with Roddy. Roddy Piper used to
come on USA Up all night back in the nineties,
if you remember that, and that's about sterilization. All humans
have been sterile, and then in this future where a
bunch of like overgrown pepees basically take over the world,
he's valuable because he's not sterile. So that's a fun
eightiest B movie if you're looking for something goofy.
Speaker 3: But it's interesting because the two.
Speaker 4: I mean, I don't know what other movies Roddy Piper
was in, but at least two of them are dealing
with interesting dystopian themes.
Speaker 6: I thought it was interesting after the Bulldozers seen when
they're picking up all their wreckage and trash and trying
to put their life back together on the TV they
still got a TV somehow miraculously out in the dirt field,
and it's like a fashion.
Speaker 4: This is a this is a miraculously well run homeless camp.
I mean basically everybody works together and they clean their
dishes and they like sit around and watch TV.
Speaker 3: I have full families, right, And it's not it's.
Speaker 4: Like come on, really, I mean like actual homeless camps
or like drug needles, fentanyl addicts, people, zombies dying and rotting,
you know, next to each other. I mean, it's just
not an accurate picture of what a homeless camp is.
Speaker 2: Like.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm not trying to talk about a homeless people.
I'm just saying that this is not accurate.
Speaker 6: Well, I mean some shanty towns have a little order
to them because families to live there sometimes. But yeah,
like why is the TV back on? Immediately after they
they're picking up their clothes out of the dirt and
there's a television in there. But then he goes and
he gets himself some glasses. He's wondering why are these
people in this church across the street under attack? And
he finds the glasses and he puts them on, and
what does he see? All of that billboards, and it says, consume,
obey by work eight hours a day, marian reproduce no
independent thought, do not question authority, watch TV can form.
And the money says this is your god right right.
Speaker 3: Even the money is basically mind control.
Speaker 6: The light, oh, the light, the stalk light says sleep,
sleep sleep, and then he goes to the.
Speaker 3: So basically this is ELFVLF stuff.
Speaker 4: And in my book when I covered this chapter, I
go into jacque Elwell's book on propaganda, I go into Eberbernez,
and I go into uh Brezenski's book where Brazenski said
that there would be basically the E L F VLF
towers would would put out signals that would influence people's behavior.
Speaker 3: It's in between two ages. Read the book.
Speaker 6: It's interesting he when he's at the bookstand, there's an
Edgar Casey book behind him on ESP Remember that.
Speaker 4: And by the way, this is uh there's also drones.
Speaker 3: Do you have the drones?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, surveillance drones in the eighties.
Speaker 4: Yeah, who would have ever thought there would be I mean,
granted in nineteen eighty four, I think there are surveillance
drones that fly around that.
Speaker 3: Winston talks about But yeah, there are drone little drones.
Speaker 6: Of fly around and he can see what they really
look like and they're all they look like they have
no skin and Christmas balls for eyes.
Speaker 3: They do. That's probably he made the made the mask.
Speaker 6: Politicians give you false hope. Why did you say that?
Speaker 4: Because it's on the TV. Oh, remember the politician is
on the TV. The politician says, it's a new day.
Speaker 3: We're going to fix everything.
Speaker 4: Right, everything's looking good, right, and it's the worst.
Speaker 6: He's one of them. And when he tries to explain
it to anyone, he sounds crazy because.
Speaker 3: They they they he becomes a patsy, right.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 3: He starts going after.
Speaker 4: These entities and they portray him as a Terrish on TV.
Speaker 6: And he, let's see, he shoots up the bank and
he gets away with the lady.
Speaker 4: Right, that's what's the next note? Like, we don't have
to they know the plot.
Speaker 6: She works at the station, right, and she.
Speaker 4: Ends up of course, as you all know, the journalist, right,
the blue check person is the person who's the one
that sells them out.
Speaker 3: How accurate is that? Right?
Speaker 4: So she's a blue check journalist and she pretends to
be on their side. She infiltrates their meeting, and.
Speaker 3: By the way, it shouldn't it have been suspicious.
Speaker 4: She just shows up at their like anti you know,
alien meeting, and she's like, I'm on your side now, right.
Speaker 6: One fun thing I like about this movie is how
much physical stuff he goes through. He gets pushed out
of a window, hit with a bottle.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's a ten minute fight sequence with the black Dade, right,
they be the crap edge o there for like ten minutes.
Speaker 6: I was wondering, does that represent something like, but what
you have to go through to get people to see
things the way that you've seen them.
Speaker 3: It's a good point.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Well the black guy didn't want to be what well,
exactly right. He's like, I would not put those on. Yeah,
And Roddy Roddy Peper's.
Speaker 3: Like, I'm going to fight you and make you put
them on.
Speaker 4: A metaphor for how little I mean allegory of the
Cave is the point is that people don't want to
see what's.
Speaker 3: Outside the cave.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and you have to beat it into the beat
it out of them, so then they find the underground resistance.
Speaker 4: I came to chew bubble gum and kick ass and
I'm all out of bubble gum.
Speaker 6: That's it.
Speaker 4: Somebody requested this, so that goes to you, Kara, for
five dollars. You said this stream would be off the
hook if Nick showed up, and Nick just showed up
to give you the.
Speaker 3: John nod a line. So there you go go ahead.
Speaker 6: Let's see. Yeah, so they get the underground Resistance.
Speaker 3: They red bull slases yeah, but they find he's a journalist.
She's a blue check mark.
Speaker 6: They finally get underground to where the aliens reside, right,
and see how complex it all is, and they're like.
Speaker 4: Right, it's a vast system that has like you know,
it's an underground base.
Speaker 3: It's the elite and underground.
Speaker 4: Bases working with demonic entities, and.
Speaker 3: You know, they have an alien portal and all this
kind of.
Speaker 6: They teleport to different stars and stuff like that and drama.
They're turning our atmosphere into their atmosphere.
Speaker 4: Oh.
Speaker 6: So when they get down on the base, they find
Philosopher Bomb, who has turned. He's turned.
Speaker 3: I didn't think it'd be recruited, but here you are.
Let me show you around, give you a tour. Right,
So he was the Bomb and then now he's one
of the you know millionaire elites, zillionaire elites.
Speaker 6: Right, Yeah, so he just gives them the tourd everywhere,
and that's how they like wind up trying to sabotage
their signal. Oh what he's explaining, He's like humans are
livestock to them and we are their third world ghetto.
Speaker 4: M hm.
Speaker 6: So there's another example of the aliens just feeding off
of us.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's always the theme in the alien movies. And
again this is this.
Speaker 4: Highlighting that demonic aspect of the aliens is that they
are parasitic. They feed on the human energy and life.
And because they're basically on welfare, just like we saw
in Captive State, they won't do any work and it's
like they want to be they want the ABT baby.
Speaker 6: I thought it's interesting they said by twenty twenty five,
the whole world will be under their control.
Speaker 4: Right, Well, they have actuary plans, right, and so this
is the eighties, and so in the movie they're saying,
by twenty twenty five, we have it planned out that
everything will be under our control.
Speaker 3: And there's a lot of really interesting aspects of this movie.
Speaker 4: And even though it's couched as alien stuff, if you
read the movie as a kind of a spiritual allegory.
It's telling you that the you know, the world structure
that we have that's fallen is essentially run by the
demonic and so you can again interpret the aliens that way.
The structure that they bring in this dystopian is you know, surveillance, state, surveillance, capitalism,
all that stuff is critiqued.
Speaker 3: In this movie.
Speaker 6: I thought it was interesting how they were filming the
local news and so that's just one of all big
syops media. They're filming the local news at the alien headquarters. Right.
Speaker 4: And by the way, if you've not seen the clip
that I've shared hundreds of times, probably in the last
ten years, the local syops brigades embedded at the local
news stage or excuse me, army syops embedded at the
local news stations, right, so that you're literally your your
local news is literally crafted by psychological war war for experts. Now,
I don't know if the clip is still on YouTube.
It's been up and off for at.
Speaker 3: Least ten years, but that is kind of what is.
Speaker 4: Hinted at in this movie, or not hinted at. It's
actually clearly shown. But let me see if I can find.
Speaker 6: That you keep going, Well, what else happens? The journalist
almost foils Rodny Roddy Piper, but in the end he
shoots the satellite and it destroys the signal and then
everybody can see the aliens for what they are. So
this is an example of just get the word out
and people will believe you and things will change, which
that never happens because we've been getting the word out
for twenty years.
Speaker 3: And well, it depends on who your target is.
Speaker 6: Right Yeah, But I love how easy it is in
the movies. If you just make one broadcast about the truth,
then it'll spread and things will get better.
Speaker 3: I found it, so it's still up.
Speaker 4: It's a ten year old clip and only one thousand
people have seen it, so I'll put it in the
chat for you right now. It's just a classic Pentagon
broadcast and they say in the broadcast that psychological warfare expert,
it's were embedded at the local news stations to.
Speaker 3: Do who knows what?
Speaker 4: Well, because the whole of local news is nothing but
psychological warfare operations. I mean remember the clip of all
of the news people across America saying the same stuff
in tandem, right.
Speaker 3: Gas prices, blah blah blah. Right, you Conan even did it?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 6: Do you remember all the crazy stuff that was happening
in newscasters where they'd be like and the burdens of
dobbs doesn't matter who owns your local TV stations.
Speaker 3: While Paul's show Americans are increasingly worried about so called
fake news.
Speaker 4: They also show that many trust their local news more
than other sources.
Speaker 6: The largest owner.
Speaker 4: Oh, they trust their local news. Maybe that's why this
is important.
Speaker 5: A viral video of Sinclair news anchors has again raised
concerns about the way in for.
Speaker 4: Sinclair and here he was you and media goes sentiment
all said, they got there.
Speaker 6: That's the wrong one.
Speaker 3: What's worse if you actually have they taken this down?
Speaker 4: Backlash over So now they have all the mainstream news
don't bite, they have all the mainstream news stuff that
is the sharing of bias and false.
Speaker 3: Common So there you go.
Speaker 4: You can't find this original. They've taken that down. I
guess now here it is the easter Bunny on them.
Here's the Conan one.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 4: A lot of people think the big news stories today
at the Supreme Court debate on takes them a spring
out the.
Speaker 2: Easter bunny step.
Speaker 4: This year, economic factors may take some spring over the
Eastern bunny stuctures year.
Speaker 6: Economic factors may take.
Speaker 5: Some spring out of the Easter bunny step this year.
Speaker 1: Economic factors spring out of the easter bunny stuff this year.
Speaker 4: Economic factors may take some spring or think the Easter
Bunny step.
Speaker 6: This year, economic factors may take some spring out.
Speaker 4: Of the Easter bunny This is literally they live stuff
that's exactly like the year. Economic factors may take some
spring out of the Easter bunny step this year.
Speaker 6: Economic factors may take some spring out of the Easter
bunny step this year. Economic centers the Easter bunny step
this year. Yeah, do you remember also a couple of
years ago where the newscasters would start talking gibberish and
they were like the heavy bertation and they just wouldn't
even know what they're saying. That made me think of that,
and when I was gonna say, oh, those goofy videos
where they were like they're reptilians because their faces shape shifting.
Speaker 4: The newscaster's just digital older style digital stuff would would
glitch sometimes. That's classic, the cheeta ooh or type cat
on type, the chata.
Speaker 6: Ooh washed the shape shoop right in from your eye.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's obviously just digital stuff that was older and
like forty p like trying to process anyway, So yeah,
that was older stupid conspiracies that were not true. The
reptiles on cameras obviously not true.
Speaker 3: But uh, that's it for tonight's movie.
Speaker 4: And alysis if you have not seen They Live, it's
a conspiracy classic.
Speaker 3: It's a lot of fun.
Speaker 4: It's more like a B movie, but it's pretty good and.
Speaker 3: If you're just looking for fun.
Speaker 4: So let's get to the super chats and then we
will do part two for subscribers, and what's the movies.
Speaker 3: In part two, we got Star Trek, first.
Speaker 6: Contact, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, the.
Speaker 4: Seventies Invasion of the Body Snatchers, under the Skin, under
the skin with Scarlet Predator, and.
Speaker 3: The practice will get into the chapel.
Speaker 6: And Jesse venture to do him.
Speaker 3: I can't say what Jesse says in that because I can't. No,
don't say that. Don't say that line.
Speaker 6: Why no, not that one say? The son of a
Bitch is dug in like an Alabama tick sort of
a bit just dug in like an Alabama tick.
Speaker 3: That's exactly what he's got.
Speaker 4: Some other awesome non PC lines in the movie that
are that are fun too.
Speaker 6: That Uh.
Speaker 3: Anyway, let's go to the super chats.
Speaker 4: If you want to, you subscribe to Days Analysis for
the part two and then by the way, the part
two to the Analysis the Gospel John.
Speaker 3: Will be up tomorrow. Devate dev eight aided, devaated thinker.
Speaker 4: Ten dollars, two beautiful people about to get crool. I
hope not please, but thank you for that.
Speaker 3: Ten dollars expose powerful lies. Shout out to him. He
was on that.
Speaker 4: I think that's the guy from the stream with me
and Tristan little as of the day for six dollars,
he says.
Speaker 3: JD like film noir and black and White. Well, yes,
I do.
Speaker 4: I have a chapter on some film noise in this
it gets into esoteric stuff and some of those.
Speaker 6: Sunset Boulevard was one of the best.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it is one of the best.
Speaker 4: We have very similar tastes, except that I never hear
you talk about black and white.
Speaker 3: Well, it's just because we haven't got around to it.
Speaker 4: Uh and uh, yes, but we do uh talk about
we I did one podcast old but it wasn't very
good on orson Wells, so I need to redo that. Uh,
and I think Jamie and I will do. I love
Touch of Evil, that's a classic h.
Speaker 3: Third Man.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So there's there's a lot of really good orson Wells.
Speaker 3: The F is for fake. It's a classic that's really good.
Speaker 4: And I know we need to do some of the
older Kubricks too, So I think in the near future, yes,
we're going to be doing some other.
Speaker 3: Sunset Boulevard definitely glass Key. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I mean there's a bunch of Noah that's really good.
Georgia's Journal ten dollars. You died, She's still sucking.
Speaker 3: Damn boy.
Speaker 6: You dead, but she's still sucking you.
Speaker 4: Damn well, you going going hard right there, going going dark? Baby,
Big and eight, five dollars. I've been listening to you
in Jay and Jamie for years. God bless you keep
it up. Well, Thank you Big and eight. You are
a big boy. Now you have graduated to big boy status.
Deep Scope twenty two to ten dollars. He sends a
silent but deadly super chest for nothing, says nothing in
since ten bucks.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Sasha, five dollars, Sasha, what's up. Sasha sashe
in your little sassine as around. Jamie looks like a
seventies horror chick flick in this lighting she does. She
looks hot.
Speaker 4: She looks like a slum lumber party massacer chicks. She
about to get slumber party masker. Watch out, creepers creeping
around outside, look out.
Speaker 3: Kara says again, five dollars. This would be off the
hook of Nick Cage made in appearance. He did, I
did that earlier for you.
Speaker 4: Gerald Norris sends that underhanded compliment. He sends that nag whoa,
He says, one hundred dollars.
Speaker 3: Nag. He says, your content has gotten interesting again, thank
you for your work. Well, shit boy, I'll let you.
Speaker 4: I'll let you nag me for one hundred dollars. I
didn't know what was not interesting, but thank you for
that one hundred dollars. Nano nerd ten bucks. What would
you say are the essential parts of a good cho carpenter, goo,
gooey things this kind of lighting? Bums, yes, bums and
hobo demons like David Lynch, bugs, supernatural or demonic bugs, aliens.
Although I hate alien movies, I'll put up with it.
Given this is very much like this. Lighting looks Mandy
and Cobra and Carpenter.
Speaker 6: Looks like comic book. What.
Speaker 3: I don't know, you said comic.
Speaker 6: Book because when you take the glasses off, it's just
red and blue. But when you put them on instant
three D.
Speaker 4: Three d's rip off three D movies suck. I'll give
you headaches, make you dizzy anyway. They are a mix
of horror, conspiracy and great fun CAMPI and spooky.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Halloween three is a lesser known John Carr's basically a
John Carpenter movie. I think he uncreditly, uncreditedly did the movie.
Speaker 3: Uh so I still like it. It's a you know,
we did this one pretty recently.
Speaker 4: And then Prince of Darkness I like a lot. We
did the whole Apocalypse trilogy. You've done the thing, so yeah,
go watch all the the John Carpenter streams that I've done.
We did the whole Apocalypse trilogy, right, we did in
the Mouth of Madness, the thing in Prince of Darkness.
That's the the Apocalypse trilogy. But thank you for that.
Speaker 3: Big in eight three Bucks says, have you looked into chemeticism? No,
I don't know. I don't know whatticism is that like.
Speaker 6: Egyptian.
Speaker 3: Yes, Jordan Peterson's philosophy is chromatism, and we have we
have mastered that. I'm wondering if you got anything on
that piece. Dog.
Speaker 4: I don't know what cometicism is, but it sounds like, Yes,
I know kimmet Is, I know, but I didn't know
he had his own system.
Speaker 3: I like cremeticism better height evil coremeticism.
Speaker 4: Yes, we did Suspiria. A lot of people ask for Yes,
Hallowey three actually is pretty good. Halley three is not
about Michael Mars, is about a cult.
Speaker 3: Bree what days too? Hello?
Speaker 4: Weenense, I know right, and we have done. We did
a whole twenty minute and I made it into a
you know, mini doc our Suspiria clip is a twenty
minute MIDI mini doc just on Suspiria.
Speaker 3: So go watch that. Wasn't this Egyptian coumerism. Isn't that?
Speaker 4: Remember that Tom Cruise Tom kom movie about Egypt.
Speaker 6: I don't think I watched that.
Speaker 4: No, it was a bomb, but I'm just saying, yeah,
Egyptian comerism has Tom Kum as a coomi instead of
a Mummy.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, the New Mummy that wasn't terrible New Mummy.
Speaker 4: Oh you mean with Brendan Fraser. No, Tom Cruise, that's
the one I'm talking about.
Speaker 3: I didn't watch that.
Speaker 4: Mm hmm no, all right, thank you guys. The next
half will be again Predator Star Trek first Contact under
the Skin and Invasion of the Body Statures from the seventies,
which is one of my favorites.
Speaker 3: I love that movie. It's a lot of fun. Thank
you guys. We will be back tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Me for the subscribers with the rest of Gospel of
John chapters two and three.
Speaker 3: God bless have a good night, a lot of fun.
Thank you for those super chests by the way,