Venom is another chapter in the Marvel universe that features an alien symbiote (Venom) who merges with an unwitting journalist (Eddie Brock). The pair eventually saves the world while eating off a few heads along the way.

My review of the movie does not examine the plot. Instead, I dive into the symbolism, imagery and nodds to the occult and illuminati featured throughout the film. If you are looking for a review that tells you whether you should watch the film, you are in the wrong place. If you are looking for a literary review of the film with a nodd to the conspiracy, then pull up a chair and let's talk.

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By all accounts, Thanos is this generation's Darth Vader. Prior to collecting the six infinity stones, he was already the most powerful being in the universe. In Avengers Infinity Wars, Thanos believes that by killing billions, he will save trillions. Based on this equation, Thanos believes that he is actions are a sign of mercy instead of an act of genocide. Is Thanos a messenger of God delivering a righteous -- though incredibly destructive edict from God? Is Thanos an anti-christ or anti-live figure looking to undo creation and make it in his likeness?

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By all accounts, Thanos is this generation's Darth Vader. Prior to collecting the six infinity stones, he was already the most powerful being in the universe. In Avengers Infinity Wars, Thanos believes that by killing billions, he will save trillions. Based on this equation, Thanos believes that he is actions are a sign of mercy instead of an act of genocide. Is Thanos a messenger of God delivering a righteous -- though incredibly destructive edict from God? Is Thanos an anti-christ or anti-live figure looking to undo creation and make it in his likeness?

In this review of Marvel's Black Panther, I am going to discuss three (3) topics: (i) Vibranium is the Voice of God; (ii) Killmonger is not a Super Villian; and (iii) Why Killmonger had to Die (A Thelma and Louise Story).

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In this review of Marvel's Black Panther, I am going to discuss three (3) topics: (i) Vibranium is the Voice of God; (ii) Killmonger is not a Super Villian; and (iii) Why Killmonger had to Die (A Thelma and Louise Story).