You Can't Kill Meme

If you're with it then this watch will come clearly, with both familiarity and comfort. If you are still sleeping...then you'll also be rating this documentary a 1 if at all watching :)

While watching I'm nodding my head in agreement, taking names of people and locations down to further look into. Very satisfying for a fellow "wacko"

You have to listen beyond what your ears are hearing. Yeah yeah they should have thrown me in the interview too.

But seriously (!!!) watching this should make you wonder how/why those interviewed have such strong faith in something you cannot even fathom. Absorb more of the odd & please, ask more questions.

Awesome documentary. Thank you for the watch & the knowledge!

First off this movie is not good. It's just many interviews with people who are so desperate to feel intellectually superior to most people that they result to Vudu magic in order to get their candidate elected.

Many of the interviewed people in the film mention how society is influencing everyone, and how they somehow are one of the few that actually have life figured out, and everyone else is blindly following what is shown to them. They then describe how they blindly follow what is shown to them on message boards as absolute truths and deny all fragments of reality which would have the chance of showing them how batshit crazy they've become.

This movie's only value is really to see how insane the far-right has become. You aren't going to learn anything of value other than such.

The movie itself sucks, but the absolute insanity of the interviews could make for a funny watch. The editing of degraded jpegs, seemingly random found footage, and awkward camera angles screams amateur, yet it really has me wondering if the director believes in this chaos magick, willing reality into existence, poltergeists, WitchTok, and other wacky ideologies. The rabbit hole gets deeper and deeper with each new interview. The director really blurred the lines if these are trolls or real people who believe in this, and even more so for her actual belief. But whether she is exploiting these looneys, or if they are actually actors, or if the director has completely immersed herself into this world of madness, it's a unique video that will leave you questioning the sanity of this world and the people on it.

Maybe one day we will actually see "Level 1".

This film is as insightful as ripping salvia bong hits in a 17 year old Redditor's basement. The interview subjects are not experts, the narrative sounds like a high school student's poetry journal and there are so many uncited claims and the word "truth" is thrown around like a bouncy ball. The only reason I provided the second star is the use of Snapchat filters in the actual film with no sense of irony was HILARIOUS.

Many of the concepts and mind experiments have some validity in theory, but you need to hear it from the unfiltered point of view to truly appreciate the delusion and how they have taken things way too far.

Yes, writing things down makes it more likely you will follow up. Yes, things can go viral and impact thoughts of the public (Shamanism IS a valid social construct) by appealing to the lowest common denominator. No, this is NOT magic. It is sociology and anthropology, and they are treating it like magic.

I do wish the film makers had done some research on the concepts that this movement have bastardized and presented it as some counterpoint. I also get the impression that the film maker allowed the "guests" to dictate the terms. I don't feel this removes the importance or relevance of the content, but it absolutely could have been done better.