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Many movies made before the 1950s portray both north pole and south pole as bordered by an ice-wall.
The scene below is from the 1935 movie “She” where a band of explorers look for some kind of path through the ice-wall.
They enter a luxurious and rich subterranean Kingdom of… https://t.co/J6PzGS9uoF pic.twitter.com/IXo0cpsC1C
— Frederick Dodson (@RealityCreation) January 21, 2026
Of Subterranean Natives and Giants
The legends of indigenous people around the world say they fled to a subterranean realm after worldwide floods and destruction.
Here’s another scene from the same movie where some of these underground natives are encountered (video 1).… https://t.co/nFFhi7nelP pic.twitter.com/17SUky3s8e
— Frederick Dodson (@RealityCreation) January 22, 2026
After talking about ice-wall, giants, cavern-world and natives speaking ancient german the 1935 movie reveals a subterranean paradise where people live forever, thanks to an “eternal flame” that they bathe in (video 3).
But there’s a price to pay for the riches and longevity:… https://t.co/mxxTTbgkzN pic.twitter.com/EpruUUthF4
— Frederick Dodson (@RealityCreation) February 3, 2026
The makers of this movie also made another movie in 1932 called “A Most Dangerous Game” about elites hunting humans.
You know, just like I said in my book “Human Harvesting”.
Or just like they talk about in the recent Epstein files drop. https://t.co/CpFX6Qkdxb pic.twitter.com/XVc5EL4i8K
— Frederick Dodson (@RealityCreation) February 4, 2026