http://brutemayhem.brutemayhem.com/gynecological-instruments-for-operating-on-mutant-women Tue, 06 Jan 2009 14:02:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0 http://brutemayhem.brutemayhem.com/gynecological-instruments-for-operating-on-mutant-women#comment-20 Wed, 13 Dec 2006 02:42:01 +0000 http://brutemayhem.brutemayhem.com/gynecological-instruments-for-operating-on-mutant-women#comment-20 [...] Irons gives his best performance on film (and, indeed, the best performance of the ’80s by anyone) as twin gynocologists who disintegrate after an actress disrupts the delicate balance of their relationship. Radiates a deep and numbing chill as it chronicles the descent of the twins into madness and drug-addiction, with peripheral horrors thrown off at random as a result. The absence of his signature flamboyant gore effects only proves that David Cronenberg [...] […] Irons gives his best performance on film (and, indeed, the best performance of the ’80s by anyone) as twin gynocologists who disintegrate after an actress disrupts the delicate balance of their relationship. Radiates a deep and numbing chill as it chronicles the descent of the twins into madness and drug-addiction, with peripheral horrors thrown off at random as a result. The absence of his signature flamboyant gore effects only proves that David Cronenberg […]

]]> http://brutemayhem.brutemayhem.com/gynecological-instruments-for-operating-on-mutant-women#comment-17 Thu, 16 Nov 2006 01:10:17 +0000 http://brutemayhem.brutemayhem.com/gynecological-instruments-for-operating-on-mutant-women#comment-17 [...] Jeremy Irons gives his best performance on film (and, indeed, the best performance of the ’80s by anyone) as twin gynocologists who disintegrate after an actress disrupts the delicate balance of their relationship. Radiates a deep and numbing chill as it chronicles the descent of the twins into madness and drug-addiction, with peripheral horrors thrown off at random as a result. The absence of his signature flamboyant gore effects only proves that David Cronenberg… [...] […] Jeremy Irons gives his best performance on film (and, indeed, the best performance of the ’80s by anyone) as twin gynocologists who disintegrate after an actress disrupts the delicate balance of their relationship. Radiates a deep and numbing chill as it chronicles the descent of the twins into madness and drug-addiction, with peripheral horrors thrown off at random as a result. The absence of his signature flamboyant gore effects only proves that David Cronenberg… […]

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