At face value, the horror movie "Smile 2" is about a pop star who gets possessed by an evil entity and experiences disturbing events. However, through symbolism, the film tells a deeper story, one that has happened in real life: The total mind control of a pop star through sadistic handlers.
After successfully horrifying viewers with the 2022 movie Smile, writer and director Parker Finn sought to expand the franchise with a sequel that took place in a different context, and that focused on a different character: A troubled pop star.
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According to interviews, the main protagonist of Smile 2 was inspired by early 2010s pop stars Lady Gaga and Britney Spears. If you've been reading The Vigilant Citizen, you know that everything about these two singers, especially in that specific era, revolved around one obscure yet disturbing concept: Monarch programming (read about it here).
In many ways, Smile 2 is similar to these pop stars' music videos analyzed on this site: Monarch programming is not explicitly mentioned but heavily implied through symbolism. With basic knowledge of MK symbolism, Smile 2's non-sensical scenes start to form a coherent narrative, and the story takes on an even darker meaning.
Monarch programming is rampant at the highest levels of the music industry, and it involves dark practices such as demonology. For this reason, including this concept in Smile 2 made sense. However, one needs to have "eyes to see" to understand the true meaning of this movie.
Here's a look at it.
In the movie's first scenes, we are introduced to the protagonist, Skye Riley, a Grammy-winning pop star who is making a comeback after some traumatic events. Through an interview on the Drew Barrymore show, we learn some facts about Riley that might be trivial to the average viewer but hint heavily at Monarch mind control for those in the know.
As seen in several previous articles, victims of Monarch mind control often emerge from programming with short, bleached hair.
Like Kanye, Riley was hospitalized for an extended period, after which she emerged transformed. At one point, Drew Barrymore asks her:
"You were in the hospital. What was the time been like between then and now?"
The movie then abruptly cuts to a disturbing flashback.
Like actual MK slaves, Riley's programming happened following a traumatic event: The death of her boyfriend in a car crash.