CUCKOO delivers depravity and perhaps an unintentional (or maybe totally intentional) history lesson relevant to contemporary life.
CUCKOO delivers depravity and perhaps an unintentional (or maybe totally intentional) history lesson relevant to contemporary life.
Nazis v. Werewolves, and a tale of giving the world the finger.
Amanda experiences PTSD from her time at Shine Tower. Nick and Happy do a B&E at a mansion.
Henry manages to get inside Shawshank to meet with the feral inmate found in the basement. Alan Pangborn harbours secrets.
Eddie struggles to help a boy who has a swastika tattoo. Sarah and Dr. Neill spend more time together.
Bill finds out more info on how the Mercedes Killer might've stolen the car. Brady and his mom visit family graves.
Kevin Smith ought to stop it with the Canadian-centric films. Because this one is pretty damn rough.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MouexZken-c Apt Pupil. 1998. Directed by Bryan Singer. Screenplay by Brandon Boyce; based on the novella by Stephen King from the collection Different Seasons. Starring Ian McKellen, Brad Renfro, Joshua Jackson, Mickey Cottrell, Michael Reid MacKay, Ann Dowd, Bruce Davison, James Karen, Marjorie Lovett, David Cooley, Blake Anthony Tibbetts, Heather McComb, Katherine Malone, Grace Sinden, …
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