Breakfast of Champions253 reviews Kurt Vonnegut Dial Press Trade Paperback, 1999 Breakfast Of Champions + Vonnegut is the Best!!! + Love the story, but the Kindle version's editing was HORRIBLE + You must read this             Valis95 reviews Philip K. Dick Vintage, 1991 An important work + NOT a book about madness, sadistic games, deception, pain + PKD's finest book in my opinion This novel is to me one of those things that you want people to understand, you want people to see in it the same things you do. It hurts me that this thing that I love so might be considered insignificant to someone else. Such is the nature of our experiance. VALIS will expose you to many ...             Let the Right One In: A Novel10 reviews John Ajvide Lindqvist St. Martin's Griffin, 2008 Great read! + A warning for those who have seen the movie version.... + Adult Horror Novel + Impressive Writing and Story-Telling             The Trial40 reviews Franz Kafka Schocken, 1999 Was it really an unfinished business???? + One of the most important writers of the 20th century + What a wonderful nightmare! + great thinker, creative writer             The Time Traveler's Wife1675 reviews Audrey Niffenegger Harvest Books, 2004 Best Book I've read in a LONG time + Loved it! I absolutely loved this book. I abandoned all of my responsibilities for two days so that I could read The Time Traveler's wife without stopping. I have now recommended it to everyone I know. It's a little confusing in the beginning, but a good confusing, because the author makes you want to ...             Blue Velvet (Special Edition)261 reviews Isabella Rossellini, Kyle MacLachlan MGM (Video & DVD), 2002 The Hardy Boys investigate a real mystery + Very close to velvety smooth... + yummy! =) + Good Movie             JFK - Director's Cut (Two-Disc Special Edition)327 reviews Kevin Costner, Tommy Lee Jones Warner Home Video, 2003 Political perfection... + Intriguing Speculation About J.F. Kennedy Assassination + JFK an excellent movie, a must see + JFK - Blu-ray Info             Delicatessen105 reviews Eric Averlant, Robert Baud Miramax, 2006 Delicatessen - A Dark But Delightful Comedy + Delicatessen - French film + "No-one is entirely evil. It's the circumstances. 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And they're good! + A Cautionary Tale + a favorite             Anti-Christ: A Satirical End of Days8 reviews Matthew Moses Booklocker.com, Inc., 2007 God, are you there? If so, are you laughing as hard as me? + I hope you like laughing... + Better than you'd think + Symbolic of America Today             Naked Lunch: The Restored Text239 reviews William S. Burroughs Grove Press, 2004 huh? + Beyond Good & Evil + "The man is never on time." + Brilliant             Our Gang10 reviews Philip Roth Vintage, 2001 On The Comeback Trail, Or Tricky In Hell + The Story of Tricky Dixon + The Gang's all here - and gone + okay             If Chins Could Kill: Confessions of a B Movie Actor208 reviews Bruce Campbell L.A. Weekly Books, 2002 I love Bruce Campbell + Lots of neat info from the "Chin Man" himself + Protruberance Exalted + My favourite Autibiography + Awesome book! Perfect for any Bruce Campbell fan!             Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds57 reviews Charles MacKay Harriman House, 2003 Charles Mackay Extraordinary Popular Delusuions and the Madness of Crowds + A fun and easy read on the stupidity of people + A classic must-read! Very, very insightful! Thank you for sending me this book. In fact, because of an administrative mixup, I received two, but I shall be giving the second one to one of my friends. I had never suspected that any person writing as early as 1852 had viewed the large scale adoption of religeous or financial convictions in ...             Lost Girls43 reviews Alan Moore, Melinda Gebbie Top Shelf Productions, 2006 Dream and Lust + Woah Finally the complete work of Alan Moore and Melinda Gebbie. Between dream and lust, the erotic adventures of three girls of our imaginary: Alice, Dorothy and Wendy. A luxury edition that exalt Melinda Gebbie's superb drawing .             Breaking the Time Barrier: The Race to Build the First Time Machine8 reviews Jenny Randles Pocket, 2005 A Glimpse of the Future, or the past, or all of the Above? + Breaking the Time Barrier + Very Informative + Not a barrier             Videodrome126 reviews James Woods, Deborah Harry Universal Studios, 1998 Snuff, Hallucinations, & Mutations, Oh my!!!! + "Long live the new flesh!" Rick Baker, James Woods, Stomach cavity caches, Bubbling videotapes, Bubbling, bullet-rittled bodies, a uniquely erotic sex-scene, man morphing with his gun, assassintion plans, and a guy who exists entirley on videotapes. Bizarre doesn't begin to descibe this cinematic anomaly. There is ...             Altered States72 reviews William Hurt, Blair Brown Warner Home Video, 2004 Tripping Down Memory Lane... + The Electric Mushroom Soup Test + Awesome Movie I'm not a big Ken Russell fan. I've found his movies to be a mixed bag of nuts. However, ALTERED STATES is Russell's most coherent and, to me anyway, enjoyable film. It's a love story of sorts, wrapped in the trappings of sci-fi and hallucination. William Hurt is quite believable as Eddie Jessup, a ...             Brazil400 reviews Jim Broadbent, Ray Cooper (II) Universal Studios, 1998 Weird, wacky, wonderful + If Orwell had a sense of humour + Terry Gilliam's vastly underrated masterpiece + A Remarkable Achievement