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HUGONIOT, read the comments carefully; I only called "The Dead Zone" pointless. The others are not pointless. (For me, these are just my tastes.)

With A History Of Violence and Eastern Promises as my favorites by Cronenberg, I personally prefer them over: The Fly, The Brood, Naked Lunch, and the lackluster The Dead Zone.

This movie is a complete load of crap. Based on the "Stanford prison experiment" of 1971, it should have been a faithful reconstruction of what actually happened. Instead, the film includes scenes of violence that go far beyond what occurred at Stanford University, where the experiment was halted after 5 days, and there were no deaths. Therefore, what is shown in the film at the end, namely a hellish place filled with cruelty and brutality, does not reflect reality. It’s a marketing gimmick aimed at viewers who love to see scenes of savage violence.

Back on the scene after the incident, with this complex, bold, and even innovative album, Wyatt continues his artistic evolution. Rating 4.5

He considered his teacher Duane Eddy, one who sold like few others in the 60s. But in my opinion, the student has surpassed the teacher; however, Eddy also deserves a review.

No one comes, huh? Yet I know that several DeBaserians appreciate Fogerty and the CCR. Write a review about Pink Floyd and see how many show up.

Fogerty is one of the greats of American music; I have only a couple of his solo albums, which are good, although not on the level of CCR.

Alright, I don’t really care what your real name is. If you like being Culo, then may you be Culo. Instead, Mr. Culo.

Ah ah ah! Good one! But now I’d like to know what I should write: Culo/Fica/e...? I want the original!! But I don’t think you’ll say it. As for Melissa, she left me, but I miss her; she was a real woman with balls.

ASS, how should I call you? Ass/?...