CaptainHowdy

Unfortunately, your analysis is not correct, in the sense that it may be a lousy film (and it probably is), but after this film, the horror genre has not been the same. Just for this, it deserves a 5. Eletto's argument makes perfect sense (in this regard), it's just that it should be applied not only to genre films coming from the East but from anywhere else.

So, for the sake of fairness, I'll get it for myself ;-)

Reading your writing reminded me of who it is. Should I explore this further or something else to start over?

I sent 6 (1 for each of my "fakes"), a pleasant little disc and nothing more. Good review.

mmm, I see that the Tool discussion leaves everyone puzzled; evidently, it's a subjective impression of mine. Thank you for stopping by!

I also thank, on behalf of my "partner," everyone who contributed. I apologize for the duplicate, but both Fusillo and I were convinced we would end up in the Literary Cases, so we submitted it. Instead, some clever Editor granted us the honor of the Home Page... anyway, I won't talk more about the Film because I've already said enough in other venues and reviews, and in this one, which I believe, quite modestly, offers different stimuli for reflection compared to the others that have appeared, I will only emphasize that the initial Links were working perfectly well, and this time it's the fault of the "editing." Anyway... a big hug to everyone...

Unwatchable film, a sequence of landscapes that, although fascinating, feel like they've been seen a thousand times before, a story that without the author's writing technique reveals itself for what it is, which is little more than mediocre, almost zero character development, and other flaws that I won't list here, among the worst films of the last few years.

@Mien: I think that if I decided to review this album, no one would have anything to say, least of all myself, and it’s true that the beauty lies precisely in the diversity of experiences that lead to having different views of the same record. Reviews by multiple hands? Whenever you want. ;-) @Trell: Yes, I agree, in fact I've included alternative among the genres, but for continuity, I’ve also added others (because I consider alternative too vague) that I believe are relevant. @pretazzo: Who are you telling! :-D @Noone: It's a matter of taste; for example, Infernal Love has never meant much to me, and I consider Troublegum inferior to this one, maybe because of the production characteristics you mentioned. @Azzo: I'll tell you, from Troublegum onward I can agree, but honestly, in this one I don't hear many references to Husker. Thanks to everyone for stopping by!

To clarify: I don’t think Therapy? or Tool are NuMetal (I even wrote it in the review). I think NuMetal was heavily influenced by bands like Therapy? this is the point, I repeat, because you never know...

Icnar: my friend, I understand, but if you don’t tell me what you mean by perfection, I will never be able to improve. You'll agree that the definition changes from person to person, right? ;-)