The Incredible Hulk: Reptilian shapeshifter?
Is the Hulk a Reptilian shapeshifter? After all, The Hulk is green, while red would have perhaps been a more appropriate color for his temper, and his immense powers. He is of course the alter of the tormented scientist Bruce Banner, a nuclear physicist who works for the government in a military compound.
The creator of Hulk himself, Stan Lee, had worked for the army as a publicist. Lee has compared hulk to the Golem of Jewish myth, the Frankenstein-like monster that was created by Kabbalist rabbis in the Eastern European Ghettos to protect the inhabitants from the danger of pogroms.
Did the US army create its own monsters, mind-controlled Manchurian candidates? It seems that behind everyday personalities monstrous killer alters could be hidden, created by directed and prolonged abuse.
All these phenomena seem to come together very neatly in the persona of the Incredible Hulk.
Tags: alters, Golem, Manchurian candidate
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December 10, 2009 at 7:34 pm
Interesting. Yes, that makes sense to me. When you look at movies from this perspective so much becomes clearer. Just look at films like Starwars and Eyes Wide Shut, Clockwork Orange etc etc…
The last horror movie I saw was called “Broken”. It made me very pissed off. I recommend it if you want to know how they want us to feel subconsciously.
December 10, 2009 at 11:33 pm
Hmmmm you mean this one: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0906734/ ? ..I think I’ll pass. The last horror movie I saw was Drag Me To Hell, that one I can recommend, it is quite funny in a dark way.
December 11, 2009 at 4:29 pm
Yes, it sucked. Don’t watch it.