The coffee and alcohol agenda were disposed of early in this film (to make sure the public keeps hard on the mind numbing SOMA)….and then the real mind programming got down to business, regarding the perpetual duality of our life down here on planet mental asylum. The hotel (the El Royale) is split in two, half in Nevada and half in California. This kick starts a duality based stampede that ends up containing….good and evil, black and white, old and young, the upper world and the lower world, in front of the mirror and in back of the mirror, male and female, freedom and slavery, leading and following, morality and immorality, personal sovereignty and enslavement, love and hate, legal and not legal, God and the devil, rain and fire, above board and below board and so many more conflicting dualities that it literally put my brain into a tail spin. Such cinematography would have cast a wide net over the audience, giving each viewer someone they could relate to in the film and providing even the most immoral human something to cling to, regarding hope for their soul. The film appears designed to absolve all viewers of their sins and pacify any sort of spiritual itch to becoming a better person. The positive reinforcement around the immorality and violence in the film is designed to leave the viewer’s moral compass irreparably damaged. After I watched this film I was reminded of the Netflix mind control classic “The Bird Box”, where people witness to an evil force literally killed them. After viewing this film I felt like I couldn’t purge the evil from my mind fast enough, it was that dark an infection. At this point in our history, we’re only a couple decades away from snuff films being shown openly in theaters to the zombie like masses.

In the end, the viewer was supposed to be lead down a PTSD cinema based dream sequence that ended with their psyche being programmed to believe that regardless of how corrupt or how moral you lead your life, it all doesn’t matter in the end, because we all die the same death and we all have had our feet on both sides of the line at different points in our life. The only two characters left standing at the conclusion of the movie were the African American young lady (who’s altruistic, moral, talented and intelligent) and the old corrupt evil white man…..the most polarized duo in the entire cast. Again the message is clear, life’s a crap shoot (a gamble) and who cares…….just do what ever brings about the most pleasure, regardless of any other factor.

A very basic tenet of Satanism (a real religious organization head quartered in San Francisco California) is “do what thou wilt”, which really means “do what you want”. Bad Times At The El Royale really drove this subconscious message home that doing what ever you want is a perfectly normal way to conduct your life because in the end, it doesn’t matter anyway. Good and evil are just different sides of the same coin and we faulty/inept humans continually lie and deceive ourselves so we believe that what ever we’re doing is right, just and moral. That’s a message our society DOESN’T need anymore of. If our society is ever to heal itself, everyone needs to become masters at breaking down the projectile mind control that’s being fired out of Hollywood and into the minds of a highly indoctrinated and sedated public around the globe. Hollywood is weaponized against the people.