kraichgau : i never understood,why 1989/90 the communist party SED wasnt banned like the NSDAP after t...
allswright : I didn't watch this when it was on weekly. I tried it a few times. Then there were the cro...
mkmikas : my only criticism would be for the emotive music for the popo to be more appropriate... wh...
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Saw your comment so came by because I remember that movie from looong ago and only that it was disturbing. So I watched it, lol. Yea, I can see why this kinda freaked me out a bit as a kid. Even for today’s standards, it’s still weird, lol. Nice trip back and love James Woods so it was a ol’ win. =o)
Oh man, the DVD release of this included a perfect little companion short film by him which is EASILY one of my top 5 favorite shorts ever, “Camera” (6min) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SC7YsHWoX5A
I love Cronenberg to hell and back. For like 20 years he makes the most insane abstract/psychological body horror (I particularly love his psychotic adaptation of Burrough’s Naked Lunch), and then out of nowhere suddenly makes two insanely strong, Oscar nominated films of totally different genre/tone (A History of Violence, Eastern Promises).
I wanna be pen pals with himmm