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Soldier: Eugenics, Golems, & the Reluctant Hero

Posted on 04/03/2017 by

Contents 1-Eugenics: The Adam Project 2-Golems: Designer Killers 3-The Struggle 4-The Reluctant Hero 5-Old Order Destruction 6-Other Details The 1998 science fiction action film Soldier is an interesting obscure gem of a movie. Produced on a big budget with high … Continue reading →

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Olympia Part I – The Festival of Folks

Posted on 10/11/2015 by

Following up the revolutionary Triumph of the Will from 1935, which showcased the ideals of National Socialist society and celebration, Leni Riefenstahl followed up with an equally uplifting film displaying an epic patchwork of athleticism and human beauty, Olympia. Folk, … Continue reading →

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Repo Men: The Traps of Debt & Transhumanism

Posted on 06/24/2015 by

Contents 1-Pillory and Stocks 2-Citizens and Subjects 3-Struggle and Conflict 4-Veils and Traps 5-The Call to Arms 6-The Hero 7-Further Information An interesting movie from 2010, Repo Men, examines two popular ideas. One of these is old and the other … Continue reading →

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Triumph of the Will: Kampf & Folkism in Action

Posted on 01/26/2015 by

One of the best glimpses into the ideas at the core of National Socialism is Leni Riefenstahl’s revolutionary film, Triumph of the Will. In fact, just by watching the film, one can see many mainstream lies about Hitler and the … Continue reading →

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Forgotten Realities: The Bridge at Remagen

Posted on 02/13/2014 by

Introduction After quite a stretch of no film reviews, its time once again to look at a film: The Bridge at Remagen from 1969. It is quite an unconventional war film by both the standards of 2014, as well as … Continue reading →

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Wall-E: The Realizing of Purpose

Posted on 11/14/2011 by

After a stretch of horror and subversion, it is now time for some positivism. Surprisingly, this comes from the Pixar film, Wall-E, but it is true: a big budget, American production house (that is owned by Jew dominated Disney), has … Continue reading →

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The Thing: Parasite of Worlds

Posted on 10/09/2011 by

John Carpenter’s The Thing is one of the best films ever made about an intrusive and subversive force. While the film’s overt theme is a visceral and biological subversion akin to a virus, there are also profound metaphorical elements and … Continue reading →

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