Got a big parental and grandparental warning for all of you… I did not plan to go see the new Minions movie in the first place because I think they’re super annoying and I really don’t get the appeal, but I did see this and wanted to bring it to your attention in case you were planning on going to see it. It used to be that Hollywood would put coded messages and symbols and subliminal messaging into movies.  Things you almost never noticed, but were there. Now it looks like they’ve given up on the subliminal messages and are just going full-on demon promotion. Because that’s what you get in the new Minions movie: summoning demons in a summoning circle using a pentagram. Oh, and the Pyramid and all-seeing eye are thrown in too, just for good measure. Watch here: Before you take your kids to see the new minion movie you need to see this. And no it’s not a conspiracy theory but evil in your face. pic.twitter.com/FPwxP7SkDw — ꧁Bobbi꧂ (@SaltyBitch_52) July 24, 2026 Backup here if needed: !function(r,u,m,b,l,e){r._Rumble=b,r[b]||(r[b]=function(){(r[b]._=r[b]._||[]).push(arguments);if(r[b]._.length==1){l=u.createElement(m),e=u.getElementsByTagName(m)[0],l.async=1,l.src=”https://rumble.com/embedJS/u2oodx”+(arguments[1].video?’.’+arguments[1].video:”)+”/?url=”+encodeURIComponent(location.href)+”&args=”+encodeURIComponent(JSON.stringify([].slice.apply(arguments))),e.parentNode.insertBefore(l,e)}})}(window, document, “script”, “Rumble”); Rumble(“play”, {“video”:”v7b2e4g”,”div”:”rumble_v7b2e4g”}); Since I have not seen the movie myself and don’t plan to, I fact-checked the video through Grok and I thought it was hilarious what it told me. Take a look: Partially accurate on the core plot elements, but the specific details of “demons inside a pentagram” are more interpretive or exaggerated than strictly precise. Plot Overview Minions & Monsters (released July 1, 2026) follows a group of Minions in 1920s Hollywood who decide to make their own monster movie. They use a magical spellbook taken from a former warlock/sorcerer boss. In a key scene, they set up candles, create a summoning circle on the ground, and chant an incantation. Green smoke rises from the circle, and a small, cute green tentacled monster named Goomi (a pipsqueak, freckle-faced, Cthulhu-inspired Lovecraftian creature voiced by Trey Parker) appears. Goomi later helps summon larger monsters, including ones that cause chaotic destruction, which the Minions must ultimately deal with. Ritual Specifics: Circle vs. Pentagram Reliable plot summaries and reviews (including detailed content analyses) consistently describe a summoning circle with candles and an incantation from the spellbook. They do not specifically confirm a pentagram (a five-pointed star often associated with occult symbolism). Some social media posts and parental warnings claim a pentagram or overtly demonic symbols/seals, but these appear to be stronger interpretations or visual impressions rather than matching the more neutral descriptions in reviews. Nature of the Creatures and Backlash The summoned creatures are framed as fictional monsters drawn from H.P. Lovecraft-style cosmic horror (cute or rampaging entities that mainly want to eat/crush things), not traditional religious “demons.” The film plays the ritual and resulting chaos for slapstick comedy in a PG kids’ movie context, though the inclusion of the spellbook, ritual elements, and monster-summoning has drawn criticism from some parents and Christian reviewers who view it as normalizing occult or witchcraft themes for children. In Short The movie does feature Minions performing a ritualistic summoning of monsters via a spellbook, candles, and a circle as a central plot point. Calling the results “demons” and the circle specifically a “pentagram” reflects a common critical framing in the backlash more than a literal, universally confirmed description of the scene. So Grok says it’s only “partially” true because it can’t verify that a true Pentagram was used…. And that’s only because they found a way to somehow merge a Pyramid, a Pentagram, the All-Seeing Eye and the fires of Hell all into one demon conjuring circle: I mean, it’s almost impressive how they merged so much evil into just one image! All of this also reminds me of the Labubu dolls that are so popular right now. Have you seen these? Here’s something else you should know about them….they’re modeled after Demons. That’s right! And to prove it, let’s start here:  Check out the very simple question I asked ChatGPT and it immediately identified them as the Labubu dolls: And in case that’s not enough, here is South Park summoning a demonic Labubu in a summoning circle: DEVELOPING: South Park’s new recent episode has a segment that depicts the kids forming a demonic summoning circle in attempt to summon a Labubu which brings Donald Trump instead, South Park has been attacking Trump for 3 episodes straight. pic.twitter.com/MI7eYFAN32 — Dom Lucre | Breaker of Narratives (@dom_lucre) September 6, 2025 They always hide the truth in plain sight. Then there’s this: The 2026 World Cup has started, and they couldn’t miss the opportunity to put their symbols and also those famous demonic labubu toys… pic.twitter.com/ZYCviyUDA8 — Isaac’s Army (@ReturnOfKappy) June 11, 2026 And this: LABUBU IS DEMONIC LABUBU IS DEMONICLABUBU IS DEMONICLABUBU IS DEMONIC LABUBU IS DEMONICLABUBU IS DEMONIC LABUBU IS DEMONICLABUBU IS DEMONICLABUBU IS DEMONIC LABUBU IS DEMONIC LABUBU IS DEMONIC LABUBU IS DEMONICLABUBU IS DEMONICLABUBU IS DEMONIC LABUBU IS DEMONIC — ORION (@orioninc_ng) July 9, 2025 And this: brazilian jefrre starr says labubu are demonic pic.twitter.com/06scNFNVAK — ketaminion (@murielburial) May 14, 2026 So there you go! Beware and stay away! This is a Guest Post from our friends over at WLTReport. View the original article here. The post WARNING: Watch This Before Taking Your Kids To The New Minions Movie appeared first on 100PercentFedUp.com.