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That's it.

It is not. But you correctly ID'd the author to the extent that you've seriously narrowed down the possibilities

You can still get the 8 PDF files of letters Wierwille wrote to The Way Corps (1977 - 1981). They reveal the manipulative man he was behind-the-scenes, seeking adoration, using intimidation to get loyalty, and seeking sympathy over his imagined persecution by anyone he considered an enemy. I'll send the letters until April 30, 2025 at 5 pm. How to get them? Send me a message either here on GSC or at https://charleneedge.com If you haven't connected the dots about who I am, I graduated from the 2nd Way Corps (1971-1973), then I was an area, limb, branch, twig leader over the years, married to Tim Bis*op, originally from the Rye, NY fellowship, also in the 2nd Corps, who VPW ordained. I was a member of the Way's biblical research team who worked on the Aramaic projects. 1984 - 1986 until I resigned in protest. That story and more is in my memoir. Undertow: My Escape from the Fundamentalism and Cult Control of The Way International. (2017). It's for sale online in paperback and ebook. The VPW letters to the Way Corps are from my own personal files. I saved a whole lot of material from my time in VPW's cult. Have a great day! Charlene Edge

Well, then, how about "ZOMBIE" by "the Cranberries"?

I was stumped trying to place that all to one movie...then I realized what thread I was in....

Actually that title is closer to the title of the song, however, no. It's the same old theme Since nineteen sixteen (1916)*edit In your head, in your head They're still fightin' With their tanks and their bombs And their bombs and their guns In your head, in your head They are dyin' In your head, in your head

It was. I decided to leave out any Pulp Fiction lines, just dead give away. Those movies were in order Swordfish, The General's Daughter and of course, Urban Cowboy.

Psycho Janet Leigh Bye Bye Birdie George

I don't think that would help, since I'm not familiar enough with the show to pick a quote that would give it away. BLUE BLOODS Free Post! George

" I just wanna tell you both: good luck. We're all counting on you." " I just wanna tell you both: good luck. We're all counting on you." " I just wanna tell you both: good luck. We're all counting on you." "What was it we had for dinner tonight?" "Well, we had a choice of steak or fish." "Yes, yes, I remember, I had lasagna." "Bet, babe. Slide a piece o' da' porter. Drinks, I run da' java." "Lookie here. I can dig grease 'n chompin' on some buns and draggin' through the garden."

Maximilian Schell The Black Hole Anthony Perkins (If, for some reason, you get stuck, you can continue by switching Anthony Perkins with Slim Pickens )

I think we don't think this quote is that easy, George. Maybe an additional quote?

Any chance this was JOHN TRAVOLTA?

Oh, my turn! Hang on, I need to think of something.

Sounds familiar. Something like "Corpse" by "Mashed Taters and Gravy" or something.

OK, we're probably talking Stephen King. It would help if I'd read some of his stuff. Any chance this is "THE STAND"????

"I must've dreamed a thousand dreams, Been haunted by a million screams. But I can hear the marching feet They're moving into the streets. Now, did you read the news today? They say the danger's gone away. But I can see the fires still alight. They're burning into the night." "This is the world we live in (Oh, oh, oh) And these are the hands we're given (Oh, oh, oh) Use them and let's start trying (Oh, oh, oh) To make it a place worth living in." "Ooh, Superman, where are you now When everything's gone wrong somehow? The men of steel, the men of power Are losing control by the hour."

After 3 days I'm goggling. Not really. I got nothing.

Ouch. I knew the song but clearly not enough. It's the same old theme since 1916 In your head, In your head they're still fightin' With their tanks and their bombs

The author of the standalone novel on which this series is based also wrote a series of novels in which it is revealed that all his standalone novels are, in fact, interconnected. This novel was adapted to a well-received movie decades before it was adapted into a pretty darn good tv series. It ran on cable, not broadcast tv. The premise really did lend itself to an episodic approach, though the original novel and movie didn't really get to exploit that. Producers predicted a seventh, final season, but they [and fans] were disappointed by fate: the network's decision to cancel after the sixth season finale, which ended on a cliffhanger that was never resolved. Sure, you could read the book or watch the original movie to get the original ending. But the artistic freedom to take the story to a different place than the foreordained ending was eliminated, sadly. On the bright side, World War III hasn't started. Hallelujah. Hallelujah.

Yes

"Have you ever heard of Harry Houdini? Well he wasn't like today's magicians who are only interested in television ratings. He was an artist. He could make an elephant disappear in the middle of a theater filled with people, and do you know how he did that? Misdirection". "When this all started, I told you that we would find the son of a bitch, sir. I never expected that the son of a bitch would be you". "All cowboys ain't dumb. Some of 'em got smarts real good, like me".