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Warped, Santa Sangre as I recall, was well conceived and imaginatively displayed with the rich religious/spiritual flavour that Jodorowsky likes to serve us. In my opinion, it is a more..presentable and somewhat more refined dish, if not shocking to the palate, if I may say. Whereas, El Topo and The Holy Mountain are served up like a bloody feast for you to gorge on, and although it may make you choke occasionally, you will know you had partaken of it by the time you have finished it. Unlike the fast food which Hollywood generally produces these days, such films enlighten and inspire us, not merely take up a couple hours of our time.

David Lynch..The original "Dune", is to me an epic masterpiece which is highly underrated by those who can't grasp the meaning of it and is easily one of my favorite films. If Jodorowsky had succeeded in creating his version of Dune, a decade earlier as he had originally intended, the result would certainly have been unimaginable in scope and from what has been said as to the details, staggering in proportion. But, it wasn't to be. Again, Lynch's Dune is a masterpiece.

You do seem to have good taste in film and I sense that you have an exploratory nature, which is an excellent quality to possess. I too have been to that "place" that you visited in the past and I found it to be not an area without danger. If fortunate, we will be allowed in as an honored guest, if not, we can be punished for our arrogance and made to regret the attempt.

"..Combined with a spirit of bold curiosity for the adventure ahead!"