3/5 Three-and-a-half stars...If you are looking into the Masons in your neighborhood, don't bother. But for history, view watch it!
  by Ricahrd A. Salzer (Chesapeake, Virginia, USA)
I am sorry the couple that claims
to have thrown it into their this
ionto their fireplace, needed more
education on the subject. Or maybe
more firewood! This is very good.

Better than the raving Texe Marrs or
watered down Dan Brown stuff. Pick Up
On It!

1/5 Angles and Demons the True Conspiracy
  by Jeanine Cupp
Don't wast your money. I have seen better. The accented voice was hard to understand with the continued electronic type music blarring. The continued psychedelic images were distracting. Some didn't even make any sense to what was being narrated. It did get better 3/4 into the video, but still not worth it.

4/5 Secret Societies
  by M. Starkey (PA)
The entire secret society phenomenon is one that is of interest to intellectuals across the globe. This translated very well in this simple, if not informative film. There were light spots mixed with somewhat intimidating information. If you are reading this, you are obviously interested in this subject and will find this film engaging and easy to watch.

2/5 Didn't Learn anything new in 45 minutes so we burned it in the fireplace
  by John N. Stephens (Iola, Kansas)
We were curious to learn about the free masons in our community so we bought this video. The movie started way back in history and kept showing witchcraft signs and what the guy was saying didn't make much since to us simple folk. Then, we saw our little terrier dog bounce up and down on the couch as if something was lifting her up and down. Once we saw that, we decided it must have some kind of witchcraft or spirits in it, and since we were bored with it anyhow we threw it in the fireplace.

4/5 Stories and Psychology of Secret Societies
  by Elaine (Sacramento, CA United States)
This is a vividly imagined and easy to follow look at a number of so-called secret societies and the symbols and devices associated with them through the ages. Gardiner is in his element discussing the New World Order of H.G. Wells and the duality of information on groups from the Illuminati to the Freemasons, the psychology and community vs. the sometimes bloody and awful acts committed by the powerful orders.