“Starry Eyes” :
A Movie About the #Occult #Hollywood #Elite – and How it Truly Works
“Starry Eyes” :
Película Sobre la elite Oculta de Hollywood – y Cómo rabaja Realmente
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Starry Eyes is a horror movie about a struggling
actress getting mixed up with the Hollywood elite. Through the
metamorphosis of the main character, the movie describes how the
entertainment world actually works: via rituals, blood sacrifice, and
occult initiation.
Warning : This article deals with subject matters that might be disturbing to some. Also, colossal spoilers ahead!
Starry Eyes
is a typical horror flick: scary, bloody and disgusting. But the most
disturbing part of this movie is not the gore and the violence: It is
the fact that there is truth in it, a dark truth that many of us would
rather ignore. The movie puts it all there, however, right in our faces,
as it graphically describes all of the horrific implications. Starry Eyes
puts on screen the dark and depraved side of the entertainment industry
and the sick motivations of the people who rule it. It exposes the
viewers to the elite’s obsession with sexual exploitation, blood
sacrifices and satanic rituals as they bask in wealth and social
admiration.
While many perceive Starry Eyes as a purely
fictional film commenting on the desperation of starving artists, those
“in the know” realize that a lot of the horror is based on fact. The
movie describes rather accurately the process of what happens at the
higher levels of the entertainment industry where abuse, exploitation,
mind control, occult rituals, and blood sacrifices turn aspiring artists
into traumatized sock puppets. Let’s look at Starry Eyes and how it portrays the movie industry.
A Waitress Tired of Waiting
Sarah
Walker is your typical struggling actress living in Los Angeles looking
to become a big time Hollywood star. In order to pay the bills, she
waits tables at a local restaurant – a job she clearly hates.
Sarah works at Big Taters, a Hooter-style restaurant where the waitresses wear ugly uniforms and sing stupid songs to customers.
Much
to the dismay of her boss, Sarah is not focused on her job, but is
constantly on her phone looking for callbacks from production companies.
At home, Sarah find an intriguing casting call online.
The
casting call is for a movie called The Silver Scream. Throughout the
movie, the production company insist on the actress “being her true
self”. Blinded by ambition and ready to do anything to become a star,
her true self is rather ugly … and it will become uglier.
At
the audition, the aspiring actresses trying out for the lead role are
all treated like garbage, and most of them leave in tears. Although she
gave it her all, Sarah also fails to impress the auditioners who proceed
to make her feel like a talentless nobody. Sarah then rushes to the
nearest bathroom where she completely loses it.
Every
time Sarah faces failure, she pulls out a fistful of hair from her
scalp. Sarah’s hair will become, as the movie progresses, a symbol of
her transformation from a regular girl to a soulless industry puppet.