Talk:Cat in the Brain

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Did you know... that A Cat in the Brain is based on the reactions of its writer and director, Lucio Fulci, to real-life murders in Rome?

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Title[edit]

If it's "Cat in the Brain", shouldn't it be at Cat in the Brain and not here? No reason to use the "A" unless it's in the English title. 81.158.2.171 (talk) 17:48, 21 July 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Absolutely. Moving the page.Thanks — MY, OH, MY! 22:30, 5 April 2023 (UTC)[reply]

NOT tag[edit]

I put the following tag:

Example of inadequate content: 'According to one reviewer, "You have chainsaws, severed limbs hacked off by different types of weapons, hammer smashed faces (I think that is a Cannibal Corpse tune), decapitations, melting heads in microwaves, lots of female battery, nazis, strangulation, and more." In other words, a typical Italian "giallo" horror film with all its exploitative elements sprinkled in like Parmesan cheese on top of a bloody spaghetti of found footage.[4]'

Not clear.— MY, OH, MY! 22:29, 5 April 2023 (UTC)[reply]