Just watched this today. Surprisingly a lot of genuine occult and conspiracy knowledge hidden in this film.

>>40828194 (OP)
Like what? The unicorn trip reminded me of a dmt trip I had.

>>40828194 (OP)
tldr?

Stop posting goyslop
Go to /tv/ fags

>>40828450
Plot is about a girl and her dad visiting some rich people (basically elites/corporation owners), and on the way there they hit a unicorn crossing the road. The girl touches it's horn as it's injured and it immediately gives her an intense cosmic vision of something beautiful before her dad tries to kill it. Later they realized the blood and more importantly it's horn can heal any illness, and the elite rich people immediately take advantage of it (real elites probably do this with whatever actual powerful healing things we have like this IRL).

The unicorns have a bond with the girl also, and she can feel their pain when the horn is cut off at one point. Also inhaling the dust ground from a horn gives you intense visions, as one of the rich characters does later. "Alchemical" is a term I remember the main rich guy use when describing the potential of the unicorns power too.

Basically: movie implies that a lot of old legends and myths are probably real and we're the ones who are wrong, and it also accurately showcases the horrible powers that be as they are, exploiting innocent beings for eternal life. Also the MC girl actually mentions that unicorns are used as symbols to represent Christ, also shown to be due to their resurrection abilities they exhibit in the final scenes. Also the ending subtly implies the unicorns (and humans) are "from" another realm entirely, and the visions mentioned before were them showing her that. Very cool stuff in this thriller-horror movie on the surface.
(Not really a TLDR) But w/e

>>40828194 (OP)
Were you living under a fucking rock or something?

>>40828194 (OP)

Reminds me of my stories. Had this idea of this horse that got dragon/reptilian flesh placed in it and could morph because of it. Sharp teeth like pucrel is something it could morph.

>>40828845
>hidden
Everything you said is basic knowledge, and said very very blatantly and on the face of the movie.

>>40829710
It's too much for normalfags

>>40828845
thank but yeah like others anons said, it's basic knowledge

>>40829710
>>40829890
Yes, that's what OP is trying to say. It's "basic knowledge" here where we are because you are on an occult board where people (generally) are more aware of the occult. What OP is trying to say is that a movie not made for those more aware of the occult is showing them the ancient and "basic" knowledge about the subject in an easily digestible manner. And that's cool. It mean someone knew enough to push it into media and try to teach others who might only know unicorns as rainbow pooping horses on little girl spiral notebooks.

>>40829299

>99

Oh my...


But did they ever explain why it is carnivorous or seems to be?

>>40828194 (OP)
the rhinoceros might be yet another chimera from the days of Sumer, probably a real unicorn spliced with elephant.
but why are these called "uni" corns instead of duocorns or bicorns or whatever??? anyway, Appalachia seems to host really dark, deep, interesting mysteries. and is hella gatekept by the people who live there. crazy stories out of that region. probably a genuine magic wonderland that'll rip you to shreds and eat you alive.

>>40828194 (OP)

>>40829299
isn't that the kilin / qi / chinese dragon-horse?

>>40833866
>The rhino "confusion" was actually a completely accurate description
Woah

>>40832324
>that's what OP is trying to say.
Then they failed by saying it is "hidden" when it isnt. At all.
>It's "basic knowledge" here where we are because you are on an occult board
It basic wiki searching. Just go Google "history of unicorn" and you can find everything in the movie, and more.
There is nothing "hidden" about any of this.
> showing them the ancient and "basic" knowledge about the subject
The writers looked up "unicorn myth", as literally anyone can do.
That you think is is some disclosure of hidden knowledge is pathetic, and shows just how fallen and sad this board has become.

>>40833870

Yeah, I was inspired by that. And the anime/manga Claymore.

>>40834681
>The writers looked up "unicorn myth", as literally anyone can do.
There's a lot more paranormal stuff than just the unicorn things in the film to be fair

>>40828845
Makes sense, but change the unicorn to a mermaid and voila!

>>40834711
It is all surface level stuff findable with a simple wiki search.

>>40829068
Why? Because we dont consume?

ITT
Morons arguing over the nature of disclosure
Disclosure isn’t inherently disclosure if it never went away. Movies are getting “obvious” in their “messaging” because morons ((like you)) need to have it be spoon-fed to audiences at this point so their practices still have purpose. Writers will always be lazy if it’s in their nature, and will churn out whatever their rat brain thinks will get them good boy points in Hollywood, unbeknownst to them that cannot by definition create anything worth recognizing by the masses.

oonicorm

>>40834769
>a wiki search
casting spells and not realizing it is the saddest existence of all. You have all of the knowledge right here at your fingertips. You USE the knowledge to better your day to day. And you have the audacity to say it's not magic.

Besides this point, it's very clear you haven't seen the movie. My personal favorite little tidbit is how powerful the bio-electrical powers of unicorns are. You're still seeing at a surface level. "They're just unicorns!" but they are not. The unicorns are the metaphor for "other worldly beings made of the same bio-electical fields that make up us as humans, that drive our thoughts and emotions as well as our physical beings. The unicorns in this movie are being with a MUCH HIGHER electrical current. One so strong it creates auroras in the sky when their emotions start to fly.

>>40834838
As far as this goes, it's just about people wanting things to be "esoteric" but they're not. They're out there. With the nature of the internet the second someone learns something they can teach it to you. There's nothing esoteric or hidden anymore. It's all out there. You just need to know how to look for it.

>>40828845
what's horror about it? also why call them elite instead of jews?
>>40829710
It's common knowledge that unicorns exist?

>>40838014
>It's common knowledge that unicorns exist?
wellll sort of. it's funny. most people don't understand that HOUSECATS are snake chimeras, and manuls are the real cats. there's docus on this, or you can look up similarities between housecats and snakes.
there's gotta be other chimeras we take for granted. the original gets marginalized and forgotten, the fake is aggressively shoved down everyone's throats.

>>40838041
"i had to put a fake horn on you, so that they could see a real unicorn!"

>>40838041
Slit pupils are for animals close to the ground, that's why big cats don't have them.

>>40838041
>there's gotta be other chimeras we take for granted
Pigs

>>40828845
sounds like some millennial-tier slop. did they perchance hang out at Candy Mountain?

>>40828845
That's beautiful

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>>40840060
oh damn that song was catchy

Still wondering why they looked like carnivores.

>>40842283

Still waiting...

>>40842283
>>40844207
Panda's have sharp fangs and eat only bamboo. But perhaps it's deeper than that... They might have fangs as a means of deterring mortals from trying to harm them, because sharp fangs = dangerous. The real reason is because they needed the horror movie to be scarier probably, but it's still interesting to imagine if there's something more to it.

>>40828845
>adrenicorn

>>40844255
reak pandas, koalas, real apes are extinct.
real genuine pandas & ape show their human origins, they wont ever do that agains.
so fake hoaximals will keep up the charade.
real animals keep ticking away under samsara.

I'm just an old unicorn