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DIVINE MACHINERY is a 2026 horror thriller film, directed by Ryan Dunphy, starring Thomas Guillen, William Hannah and Javier Alejandro.
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- posts span Aug 20, 2026 to Aug 20, 2026
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1 of 1 · most liked firstThe comic actually raises a really interesting point. The internet already loves abstract, surreal humor but adopting it even more heavily as a defense mechanism against AI is the sort of thing that we're going to look back at historically as having potentially influenced an entire movement. Although it's kind of debatable if art movements exist as such anymore. Somewhat related, I watched this good video about divine machinery a few weeks ago, check it out: [Analyzing Divine Machinery as an…
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