Name an Evil film

[Eddy Fire]

I nominate Mallcop with Seth Rogan, he plays a shopping Mall security guard, who has always wanted to be a cop, Is he made of the right stuff? well we are shown that he is, when he shoots a streaker, who has a thing about running through the mall, three times through the torso.
This is supposed to be some sort of happy ending, even though the streaker hasn't offered any violence to anyone.
By supposedly empathising with Rogan's character, the narrative arc is leading you to the normalisation of completely unnecessary violence.
Every character in the film is horrible, in a way that I have seen in other films, which could be a genre called misanthrocore or something. While people are relaxed and being 'entertained' they are being groomed into loathing they're own humanity.

[Eddy Fire]

Has anyone seen the 1932 film Cynara with Ronald Coleman, it's Eyes wide shut for a more innocent time. It's a great watch, the women still have that silent screen stare, which I found quite affecting.

AI left it out when I asked for Coleman's film list, which is appropriately Masonic, Coleman's character is lead from start to finish by a Mephistopheles type guy called Tring, following Tring leads to a tragedy, that opens a door leading to social and career advancement for him and his wife.

It's revealing that the Cabal is founded on mutually assured destruction, as guests in the mossad spy pimp, Epstein's house would know from the 'artwork', which was a huge collection of glass eyes, that faced them when they entered.

James Robertson Justice claimed he arranged for "prince charles" to lose his virginity with an actress friend, Ronald Coleman carries himself in a way very reminiscent of the 'king', and I wondered whether Coleman had taught him deportment, or chuck had studied the film as I found it an uncanny resemblance.

It is not just a 'romantic comedy' as the reviews say, and It would be great for others to share their opinion, I've never seen it mentioned by the decoders of esoterica.

[petra]

Posted by mokosh (here)
Primal Fear.
How people can betray you. Shook me to the core.

Betrayal is worse than rape, I learned that from watching Generals Daughter

Reading this thread makes me not want to watch TV ever again LOL

I nominate Strange Days. I'm surprised no one mentioned it. It's about a rapist who wants to hook girls up to some kind of thought reading device and feel their feelings while he is raping them. I'm still traumatized from watching that movie and I really wish that movies had better warnings on them other than "viewer discretion is advised"

[Eddy Fire]

Maybe it's more about evil, than evil in itself, but the weird Australian film 'the everlasting secret family' might give a clue as to why Blairzebub started Iraq, Starmer gave UK diplomatic cover to the Gaza decimation and Gordon Brown gave 800 billion* to the bankster's protection racket. In Victor Ostrovsky's mossad memoir, his career hit a wall when he refused to have sex with his male boss, and something similar happens in Mailers CIA novel Harlots ghost.
It's probably a domination/submission thing that helps close the circle, the film depicts homosexual men in business and politics, who in return for playing puppet have trophy wives arranged, and all the rent boys they desire and are organised and protected by the organisation. There's a guy who resembles Mandelson, and Fion Hague and Brown's wife came to mind when watching it.
* You could easily have built a council house for £160,000 in 2008, so he gave away an amount of money you could have built 5,000,000 houses for. The sub prime Crisis happened in US, and Britain was only on the hook, because he signed away the compartmentalization of the world economy, introduced to prevent the Great Depression from reoccurring, as WTO reforms. Turned out he was the son of the Mansion.

[Raskolnikov]

Posted by Eddy Fire (here)
I nominate Mallcop with Seth Rogan, he plays a shopping Mall security guard, who has always wanted to be a cop, Is he made of the right stuff? well we are shown that he is, when he shoots a streaker, who has a thing about running through the mall, three times through the torso.
This is supposed to be some sort of happy ending, even though the streaker hasn't offered any violence to anyone.
By supposedly empathising with Rogan's character, the narrative arc is leading you to the normalisation of completely unnecessary violence.
Every character in the film is horrible, in a way that I have seen in other films, which could be a genre called misanthrocore or something. While people are relaxed and being 'entertained' they are being groomed into loathing they're own humanity.

You make a good point here about evil Eddy Fire. Normalizing violence has become commonplace in most movies and is most definitely a form of evil. Kids see it on tv, see that the characters doing it are painted in a positive light as heroes or popular or cool, and begin accepting that it's ok to transgress upon societal norms and moral values. I would even argue propagating ugliness is a great form of evil which I see all too often today, from overweight protagonists, horrible architecture, nasty attitudes and behaviors, to armegeddon wastelands where it's survival of the fittest. Darwin was such a fraud. But it all leads to what may be the biggest form of evil - apathy in the face of evil, of good men beat down and exhausted https://projectavalon.net/forum4/sho...=1#post1719045 to the point of turning a blind eye. Not meaning to preach, but your post reminded me of this passage:

Every action creates Reactions
Choosing not to act, is an action with a Reaction
If you choose not to actively serve the Light
You are choosing to actively serve Darkness
If you choose not to actively serve
The Universal Spirit
You are choosing to actively serve
The Selfish Separate Self
The Collective Selfish Self, and Evil.

Apathy. Exhaustion. Hollywood propagates it through their unique brand of ugliness/ trangression/gratuitous violence porn that flashes across 8 billion black screens of an unwitting public.

No specific movie to post, just all those alluded to above.

[petra]

How about Being John Malkovich for having a horrifying ending? For such a funny movie, the ending sure is awful. I'd hate to spoil it for anybody who has not watched it yet.

The Mist had a pretty awful ending too. Thanks Stephen King