Eye of the Illuminati
Released in 2012 by independent filmmaker Chris Everard, this nearly three-hour documentary presents a sweeping narrative claiming that a secretive elite network known as the Illuminati has influenced global events from ancient Egypt through modern times. It connects symbols such as the all-seeing eye, obelisks, and pyramids found in corporate logos, architecture, and currency to alleged occult bloodlines, ritual practices, and control mechanisms spanning the Vatican, Freemasonry, Hollywood, and intelligence agencies. Using archival footage, music industry analysis, and commentary from researchers, it portrays mass media, music videos, and major historical events as tools for subconscious programming and the advancement of a centralized world order.