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Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said: 3 Stars
The story of a celebrity waking up after an accident to find out no one knows who he is. Once again, great ideas and plenty of imagination but just didn’t amount to much for me in the end. The kind of story that felt like Dick made it up as he went. On a plot/story level it’s essentially several vignettes of a guy on a bad trip meeting different women.
— Jun 13, 2020 06:08AM
The story of a celebrity waking up after an accident to find out no one knows who he is. Once again, great ideas and plenty of imagination but just didn’t amount to much for me in the end. The kind of story that felt like Dick made it up as he went. On a plot/story level it’s essentially several vignettes of a guy on a bad trip meeting different women.
Aaron Moss
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Dr. Bloodmoney: 3.5 stars.
This one had a bit of everything. A nuclear fallout story featuring a phocomelus with psychokinetic powers and a young girl with a sentient foetus inside her named Bill. Oh and the sentient foetus has telepathic contact with the dead.
— Apr 27, 2020 11:11PM
This one had a bit of everything. A nuclear fallout story featuring a phocomelus with psychokinetic powers and a young girl with a sentient foetus inside her named Bill. Oh and the sentient foetus has telepathic contact with the dead.
Aaron Moss
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Dr. Bloodmoney: 3.5 stars.
This one had a bit of everything. A nuclear fallout story featuring a phocomelus with psychokinetic powers and a young girl with a sentient foetus inside her named Bill. Oh and the sentient foetus has telepathic contact with the dead.
— Apr 20, 2020 08:48PM
This one had a bit of everything. A nuclear fallout story featuring a phocomelus with psychokinetic powers and a young girl with a sentient foetus inside her named Bill. Oh and the sentient foetus has telepathic contact with the dead.