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What Rolling Stones song does Azazel sometimes sing or hum as he possesses people in Fallen (1998)?

What is the name of the dream sea in Clive Barker's The Great and Secret Show (1990)?

Which legendary Godfather actor played Dr. Moreau in the 1996 film version of The Island of Dr. Moreau?

What spacecraft accidentally opened a gateway to an evil dimension in Event Horizon (1997)?

What is the name of the female vampire who runs the title business in Tales From the Crypt: Bordello of Blood?

"The Space Needle was visible through the lobby's massive windows, its illuminated form like a transmission tower against the night sky. David had been having visions of it for weeks now, dreams where the structure housed massive servers and AI cores, processing data collected from every human in the city.

The discordant industrial rhythm of Marilyn Manson's "New Model No. 15" played distantly from someone's car stereo in the hotel parking garage, the mechanical beats and electronic distortion echoing through the concrete structure and seeping into the lobby. The song's themes about manufactured beings and control systems seemed eerily appropriate as David stood watching the couples moving through the lobby like programmed automatons, their social smiles and greetings indistinguishable from algorithms following predetermined scripts.

Sometimes the Space Needle spoke to him in the voice of his father, a Southern Baptist preacher who'd used the belt as freely as Bible verses."

-Babel in Seattle (1998)

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