One of the centers of focus regarding the pizzagate controversy is Comet Ping Pong Pizza owner James Alefantis.
He has been involved in a least three movies and these three as a producer: Me at the Zoo (2012 AD), Chapel Perilous (2013 AD) and Automatic at Sea (2016 AD).
Me at the Zoo:
Directed by Chris Moukarbel and Valerie Veatch and features a plethora of celebrities such as Glenn Beck, Beyoncé Knowles, Rosie O’Donnell, Perez Hilton, et al.
The movie features Chris Crocker who is indicative of fame/celebrity status and instant riches by making a public spectacle of oneself. He became a YouTube star via his nervous break down know as the “Leave Britney Alone.” The movie follows his video vlogger to strip clubs, traipses through his web comments, response videos, dealing with fans and haters, etc.
The movie poster is basically something out of a pedophile’s pedo files.
Chapel Perilous: Directed Matthew Lessner and stars Kris Park, David Henry Gerson, Bobby McGee, Cameron Stallones and Alina Aliluykina (see the video at the end of this article). This is described as a “comedy fantasy” yet, a comedy it is not—it is just quirky. The description is, “A door-to-door salesman, Robbin paid an unexpected visit to Levi Gold. This visit made Levi to confront his true mystical calling, as well as the nature of reality itself. A metaphysical comedy trip-out with Sun Araw.”
Basically, Robbin goes into Levi’s bathroom, gets high on drugs, puts on an presentation premised upon the evolutionary myth of “junk” DNA and turns in into mysticism, this is meant to sell his cult leader’s book, “The Cosmic Serpent – DNA and the Origins of Knowledge.”
This turns into a voodoo-like ritual phantasmagoria with an appearance of musician “Sun Araw” (which sounds like “Son of Ra”), and ends with Levi growing Baphomet-like horns on his head and Levi tells him that Levi is the modern day Moses.
Thus, an occult messiah.
Note the ouroboros (snake eating its own tale) on the movie poster which results in one all seeing eye symbolism—the snake’s eye.
Automatic at Sea: Released in Poland in October 28, 2016 AD, this one is also directed by Matthew Lessner and stars Breeda Wool, David Henry Gerson, Livia Hiselius. There seems to be more info available on this one due to its Kickstarter campaign.
The description is:
On a whim, Eve, a young Swedish traveler, accepts an invitation from Peter to vacation on his family’s private island off the coast of New England. As a series of unexpected delays prevent other guests from arriving, Eve discovers that she has little in common with the increasingly erratic Peter.
Gradually the idyllic natural beauty of the island gives way and Eve finds herself trapped in a state of surreality punctuated by bizarre visions, dimensional shifting and secret pizza.
So “a young” woman travels to a “private island” (can you say Jeffrey Epstein’s private pedo island?), she is trapped, loses her grip on reality and of course, enter James Alefantis at whatever “secret pizza” is supposed to mean.
Coincidentally (NOT!) this movie poster also features an ouroboros and one all seeing eye.
The Kickstarter makes various bizzare and apparently occutled, as in double meaning, statements. One explanation of the movie’s philosophy is:
It was soon agreed that we would make a kind of horror film about the things that were terrifying me most at the time, which were not slashers or monsters, but the inner reaches of my own mind, the unanswerable questions that kept me up at night. Questions like, “Am I really me?” “Do I actually exist?” “Can you ever really know anyone?” “Why are Snickers so good?” “Do I really have free will?” “If so, why can’t I stop thinking about Crystal Pepsi?”
The “Pledge $1 or more” section states, “Welcome to the island. You’re one of us now, there’s no turning back. . .”
“Pledge $7 or more” states, “Photographic proof of Matthew Lessner’s encounter with his future self/ Tupac uploaded to the cloud.”
“Pledge $50 or more” states, “A downloadable guided self-hypnosis/ meditation session recorded by Matthew Lessner 13 years in the future…”
“Pledge $150 or more” states, “An authentic and rare Crystal Pepsi can, used as a prop in the film!”
“Pledge $500 or more” states “THE RAVEN A customized Mouse Trap board game, used as a prop in the film – it spent a good amount of time on set next to a 10,000 year old Neolithic stone ‘Mother Goddess’ sculpture and absorbed her positive ancient vibes and virtues!”
“Pledge $2,000 or more” states “THE PELICAN A magical feast on the island, at Beetlebung Farm…”
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