What Price Israel by Alfred M. Lilienthal explores the aims and actions of (political) Zionism and its consequences, particularly to Jews...

Pope Gregory XVI’s encyclical in response to Lammenais’s writings on religious indifferentism and liberty of conscience.

Paranormal mystery-thriller comedy. Decent writing and production. Mostly a refreshing, amusing and satisfying series.

This is about child trafficking in the US involving Child Protective Services (CPS) which should be renamed to “Child-Peddling Satanists”.

This is a documentary about the sudden deaths since the vaccination rollout and the increasingly common discovery of clots in the deceased.

A Scanner Darkly, first published in 1977, is a novel set in near-future California. The plot follows undercover police officer Bob...

Terminator-like time paradox. Moderately intriguing. Poor execution, inadequately explained plot points and devices.

This is a two-part documentary based on the book by RFK Jnr that presents the history of Fauci and Big Pharma pushing false narratives.

Pope Gregory XVI’s encyclical on religious indifferentism, liberty of conscience and revolutionary sentiments.

Pope Pius VIII’s encyclical on religious indifferentism, unauthorized translations of Scripture and secret societies.

The Big Reset is a documentary about the attempted execution of the “Great Reset” by entities such as the World Economic Forum (WEF) to...

Martian Time-Slip was first published as a novel in 1964, although it was published in serialized form in 1963. Although life is not easy...

Amusing series as the main character is dragged into the webtoon world. Excessive plot conveniences but still enjoyable.

Somewhat predictable. Tries too hard to look cool at times. Good voice acting (Japanese). Not bad but nothing great. Overhyped.

Pope Leo XII warns of secret societies, their promotion of liberalism, the infiltration into educational institutions and revolution.

Pope Leo XII’s first encyclical warns of modern humanist ideas such as “tolerance” and “religious indifference”.

Robocopped team tries to take down criminal organization. Overly simplistic and cheesy. Plot and characters lack dimension.

The Abolition of Man: Reflections on Education with Special Reference to the Teaching of English in the Upper Forms of Schools was a...

Fails to fully utilize an interesting premise—a lost opportunity thematically. But, strangely, it may still be a likable series.

Vigilantes solve and fight crime. Generally good pacing, acting and production, making an entertaining and satisfying series.

[S]election Code is a documentary produced by Mike Lindell, written by Matthew Thayer and Lara Logan, and directed by Matthew Thayer. The...