I think that The Dead Zone is the only Cronenberg film I've seen in its entirety (I've always managed to stumble across Dead Ringers on TV about an hour or so into it, and I never stick around because I'm not following the story).
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I'm lame; I never realized that The Dead Zone and M. Butterfly were Cronenburg.
Of course, it's a good day when I don't confuse Cronenburg and Lynch. I think that comes from seeing Eraserhead and Videodrome at the same time.
I'm happily surprised you're not confined to a rubber room after that double feature. First and only viewing of Eraserhead cost me THREE SLEEPLESS NIGHTS.
Just cut them up like regular chickens.
I was the only one not chemically altered for the viewing, and those who were had it worse I think. I didn't have sleepless nights, but I couldn't quite relate to the world normally for a week or so.
I'm just glad no one suggested A Clockwork Orange as well.
Just cut them up like regular chickens.
Damndest little things.
Of course, it's a good day when I don't confuse Cronenburg and Lynch. I think that comes from seeing Eraserhead and Videodrome at the same time.
Heh. Love them both, but that's like the double bill from hell. Eraserhead is probably the only movie that could make Videodrome seem relatively coherent.
I'm lame; I never realized that The Dead Zone and M. Butterfly were Cronenburg.
Well, neither is really a typical film for him (see also the new one, apparently).
Awesome!
QUESTER! COOL!
The Fly and Dead Ringers both make my skin crawl. In a good way.