"Evil is Real": The Horrifying Hidden Secret in The Exorcist

How Long Have We Been in the Simulation For?

Most people still don’t realize it, but Reality was forever broken in 1983. And now we are seeing many of the patterns of that year being replayed in strange and inexplicable ways.

"Crash Everything You Can."

I don’t pretend to be a prophet or seer.

I wouldn’t even want to; I know too much about how miserable the lives of most prophets and seers throughout History were for that.

The Ultimate Exorcist Codebreak (with the Receipts to Prove It).

People have been arguing about The Exorcist since it was released, and theories and interpretations abound, all across the Internet. But as impressive as they can be, they’re all missing the one, crucial key to the mystery.

The erudite and well-read William Peter Blatty didn’t choose Pazuzu, known as a protector of children, by mistake. The Exorcist was in fact written to send a specific message to a specific person that a specific child was in danger, and this video provides all the evidence needed to prove it...

The Fallen Are Still Hidden

Hey, you in the mood for some old-school Secret Sun insanity? 

Yeah? Me too.

This is Not a Dream: Prince of Darkness and Prophecy

Is John Carpenter's masterpiece a microcosm of our current apocalypse?

Atlantis, Phoenicia, and the Knights Templar

 

He who rules the waves, rules the world. It’s been a truism since the Romans called the Mediterranean Mare Nostrum, meaning “Our Sea.”

Secret Shocktober: Watching the (Occult) Detectives

Sidle up with a hot bevvy, a tasty snack, and maybe a furry friend or two and enjoy this introductory overview to one of my favorite genres: the occult detective...

Alternate History X

It's the 70th anniversary of X-Files creator Chris Carter's entry into our timeline, and you just know I can't let that go without marking the date.

Secret Shocktober: In the Curse of the Crimson Cult

Although The Wicker Man is the best-known—and the best overall, I'd argue—it was only one example of an entire genre of British occult thrillers, many of which starred the estimable Christopher Lee. 

A Spandex Funeral for Super-Shattered Psyches

It looks like my recent appearance on Things Visible and Invisible has really struck a chord, with over 100K views and counting. And I mentioned this must-see livestream a number of times during the discussion, so I'm reposting it here as a public service.

The Gods Have Retired to Valhalla.

The latest chat with Sean on Things Visible and Invisible. Dig in.

 

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Schizoid SeptMEMEber? Better Late than Never.

Has it been a whole month since the last meme bonanza? I apologize for that; I've been very busy. But even though the month is winding down, there's always time for schizoidal enlightenment.

How to Create a Clown World (FULL VIDEO)

UPDATE: Timing is everything. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-interactive/2026/sep/16/us-protest-clowns

 

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Re-Enchantment and the Information Apocalypse

There's only one thing I really care about at this stage of my life: re-enchantment. That's a pretty tall order in this age of faster-than-light instant demoralization, but I'm a pretty tall guy.

Storming the Gates of Heaven: The Ultimate Codebreak

September 11th was a lot of things for a lot of people, but in many important ways, it marked the birth of The Secret Sun. And it's all come full circle, a quarter-century later.

The Secret Cult that Captured Star Trek

How did the drug-fueled Council of Nine—a UFO cult with deep connections to Naval Intelligence, the CIA's MK-ULTRA program, and some of America's most blue-blooded elites—conquer a science-fiction institution? With the once-mighty franchise turning sixty today, dive into the strange-but-true story of how the Nine wormed its way into Star Trek, from the series' very beginning.

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Why They Destroyed Stranger Things (FULL VIDEO)

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Top 20 Proofs PKD Presaged the Planet's Present Prophetess

Philip K. Dick was not delusional. He was not psychotic, nor was he paranoid schizophrenic. He was simply foreseeing events and receiving information no one had any context for back then.

Luckily, we do now.

All Montauk and No Action

Like "y'all," the Internet has destroyed the term "grift" forever. But there's still no better word to describe the Montauk Mythos.