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• MARK MCKINNEY : Daffy plays can go skin-crawlingly awry in the wrong hands.
• Something has happened to the American political process _ something frightening and crawlingly repellent _ and California again leads the nation.
• It's one of those things that is, as opposed to enjoyably embarrassing, it's just skin-crawlingly embarrassing ."
• James Patterson's " Kiss the Girls " is one of the sickest, skin-crawlingly sexist and ferociously well-written novels ever unleashed in the dubious serial-killer / thriller field.
• As skin-crawlingly creepy as it sounds, that is the theme of " Love Letters to Adolf Hitler, " a staged recitation with music of excerpts from 36 weirdly personal, occasionally sexual, letters written to Hitler during World War II by 32 adoring German women.
• It includes songs written by Robyn Hitchcock, The Rolling Stones ( " Paint It Black " reinterpreted as a crawlingly slow raga which " shove ( s ) a few The Beat Goes On ", described as " 10 times more ominous and 20 times more pleasurable " than the original.
• Writing for Den of Geek, John Moore listed Eugene Tooms as one of his " Top 10 X-Files Baddies ", noting that the popularity of both " Squeeze " and " Tooms " " was largely responsible for shifting the emphasis of the show away from concentrating on alien-related conspiracies and onto the'myths and monsters'format . . . ", while fellow columnist Matt Haigh wrote that the character was " a skin-crawlingly brilliant villain; the sight of his yellow eyes glowing in the shadows is truly spine-tingling . . . ".