" - Joey, 31 "Cannibalistic gerbil ate his dead brother.
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Most zombie narratives present people as lurching, decaying, cannibalistic monsters.
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"It's a cannibalistic ethos," she says about the American left.
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Could these doe-eyed creatures be carnivorous — maybe even cannibalistic — themselves?
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We have bait, tiny little shrimp to tempt their cannibalistic brethren.
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And if the lobsters don't get enough food, they become cannibalistic.
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Gatorland director Mike Hilman told FOX35 that alligators are cannibalistic in nature.
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I started to feel like I was doing something really against nature. Cannibalistic.
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Zombies are just people, of course, reduced to a simple, insatiable, cannibalistic appetite.
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"They're highly cannibalistic—they might start eating each other if they overgrow," Doubleday said.
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Arachnids are also cannibalistic and hard to work with, making spider silk incredibly rare.
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Shorten said the "cannibalistic behavior" over the Liberal leadership was eating the government alive.
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Recall some of your fondest cannibalistic memories, by watching the original movie clip below.
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And it's during this intimate period that small males are most vulnerable to cannibalistic females.
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Did Rosilin survive Arya's mass execution of the Freys via cannibalistic pies in Season 7?
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Their previous collaboration, "Written on Skin", revisited an obscure Provençal tale of cannibalistic sexual possession.
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Meanwhile, Obama, of all people, is now a target for cannibalistic candidates from the left.
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Meanwhile, Obama, of all people, is now a target for cannibalistic candidates from the left.
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Some babies are so adorable you just want to eat them, so the cannibalistic cliché goes.
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Even if the rest of the planet is an incinerated, cannibalistic and otherwise highly stressful hellscape.
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The W.H.O keep downplaying the severity, but rumors online suggest the infected are displaying cannibalistic tendencies.
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It explores the Aghori sect of Hinduism which is known for its extreme, almost cannibalistic, rituals.
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There were some obvious reasons it flopped: lack of star power, confusing narrative about cannibalistic megacities.
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He's constantly bullied by a set of cannibalistic peers, led by the evil Fleshlumpeater (Jemaine Clement).
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Across folklore and within single tales, Baba Yaga shifts between a maternal helper and a cannibalistic villain.
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The kids are imprisoned by a cannibalistic witch, who lured them with a house made of candy.
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SR: There was some analogy to be made with the cannibalistic effects of the drug, we thought.
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But they're known to have a cannibalistic side too, especially when in captivity, according to the Australian Museum.
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On average, cannibalistic females produced about 88 eggs, whereas those who didn't eat their partners produced about 37.
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Since this softball-sized species is solitary and also sometimes cannibalistic, this octopus lives alone at the aquarium.
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Based on the hybridization of cultures, the cannibalistic metaphor is used to imply the ingestion of the Other.
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But one of our science writers says that spiders are quite lovely in a deadly, leaping, cannibalistic way.
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Both subsist on human flesh, but zombification works like a disease, where cannibalistic tendencies creep in like an addiction.
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Is the turkey in question a hated foe, or is this just some cannibalistic fetish he likes to indulge?
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We started off thinking everyone but Brace was wrong about him, that he's not some kind of cannibalistic demon.
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While the cannibalistic dish evolved to usually be made out of pork instead, the dish remains to be sacred.
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"Locusts are highly cannibalistic," explained Couzin, noting that they start cannibalizing when swarming begins and food starts to vanish.
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Even if you have a fetish that involves any sort of cannibalistic activity, fantastical or not, don't post about it.
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The poor live in cannibalistic squalor in the rear, their children fueling — again, literally — the hothouse luxury of the rich.
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"Karl" followed the titular character, a cannibalistic serial killer (who loves to paint) who survived the virus in a Mexican prison.
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The art world right now is a youth-fetishizing cannibalistic death cult of speculation and interior design masked as progressive painting.
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He scales walls, ceilings, and is seemingly invincible during the process — perhaps thanks to The Beast's insatiable, cannibalistic drive for human meat.
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Octopuses frequently engage in cannibalistic behavior, so this biologically programmed death may be nature's way of preventing mothers from eating their young.
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The celebration of the open road — still very much alive in films like Edgar Wright's upcoming Baby Driver — is a cannibalistic fantasy.
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These carnivorous — frequently, cannibalistic — insects are well known for their pious posture, and the female's habit of devouring her mate after sex.
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Fascism, like cancer, sets up far-flung colonies, establishes blood lines, engorges itself, and destroys its host in cannibalistic orgies of nihilism.
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They actually become cannibalistic during swarms, and insects that don't move with the flow of the group become easy targets for killing.
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That's right: Fully 250 pages into Ada Palmer's Too Like the Lightning, we finally learn the gruesome, cannibalistic nature of our narrator's crimes.
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Those studies confirmed human cannibalistic behavior and showed some remains had been kept and modified, making human skulls into bowls, or "skull cups".
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The headlines were in bad taste partly because it's unseemly and vaguely cannibalistic to wonder about the intimate last moments of a life.
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During the US occupation, Vodou practitioners were portrayed as cannibalistic devil worshipers and linked to the poor Haitian citizens who resisted foreign intervention.
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At the same time, some Brazilians proudly describe their culture as anthropophagic or, more bluntly, cannibalistic: ready to swallow and digest whatever arrives.
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The human skin appears to have been mixed in there by accident, and not by any devious cannibalistic plan on the part of manufacturers.
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The show's center point is the cannibalistic Hannibal Lecter, portrayed by Mads Mikkelsen as a lip-wiping aesthete and an incarnation of Satan himself.
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Sure, they may look like terrifying cannibalistic monsters from the outside, but all they want to do is help sad kids and sweet moms.
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But there remains something untamable about these enigmatic stories of cruel parents, brave tailors, cannibalistic witches, enchanted princes and princesses, and big bad wolves.
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SCIENCETAKE Arachnids get a bad rap, particularly this time of year, but they're quite lovely in their own, deadly, leaping, eight-legged, cannibalistic way.
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CANNIBALISTIC GREAT WHITE SHARK EATS RELATIVE AS VIRGINIA RESEARCHERS WATCH Nurse sharks are "bottom-dwellers" that are mostly harmless to humans, according to National Geographic .
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Many will swear off Aronofsky films after witnessing the cannibalistic sacrifice of a newborn child in front of its mother, and I wouldn't blame them.
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Andromeda's cannibalistic nature was discovered because there are large streams of stars in its galactic halo, leftovers from meals worn like a badge of honor.
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They're serving drinks like Myrish fire wine and Black Tar Rum cocktails, according to Buzzfeed, and bites like meaty—although hopefully non-cannibalistic—Frey pies.
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And hens in cage-free aviaries were also more aggressive than their cage-bound peers, pecking at one another and, in some instances, becoming cannibalistic.
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From the icy north come the Udam, a savage, cannibalistic people that have learned to live off their harsh homelands by feasting on their own.
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Certain artworks, like the frenetic scrawlings of Francis Bacon or Francisco Goya's cannibalistic Black Paintings, shed light on the darkness hidden in the human soul.
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"I think of the media as a cannibalistic river … a flow or current that absorbs everything," she remarked in a 23 Interview with Cindy Sherman.
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As the gore escalates, the movie, which nauseated some audience members at the Toronto International Film Festival, becomes a flesh-eating orgy of cannibalistic sex.
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His findings were revealing: overcrowding led to what he referred to as a "behavioral sink," a display of pathological behavior, for example, rats became cannibalistic.
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And he, it seems, is the height of all Kevin's personalities combined: a cannibalistic sociopath with several inhuman abilities, such as extreme strength, speed, and mobility.
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"However, what is exceptional in this case is the choice of raw material - human bone - and the cannibalistic context in which it was produced," she said.
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We know the Neanderthals had jewelry and buried their dead, and so extending that level of thinking to their cannibalistic tendencies might not be a stretch.
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"They&aposre cannibalistic, so if you have a small one by a big one, and they&aposre hungry, he&aposll take that opportunity to eat," Hilman said.
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Sooner or later when you start painting white versus black, immigrant versus nonimmigrant, union versus union, you eventually start this cannibalistic tendency and it&aposs happening now.
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Voice will not kill brands, it won't hurt keyboard sales or touchscreen devices — it will become an additional way to do stuff; it is incremental, not cannibalistic.
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Mr. Elba earned his fourth Emmy nomination for this signature role, which this season amounts to a two-episode hide-and-seek with a cannibalistic serial killer.
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He is a president who disdains the so-called establishment, and those who have experience in the byzantine, cannibalistic dance which is Washington and the national media.
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The first episode of this nature mini-series focuses on animals who will steal, cheat and fight for food, including kleptomaniac crabs, thieving macaques and cannibalistic lizards.
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"David Duke complimenting your courage — that's like Jeffrey Dahmer complimenting your cooking," Colbert said, referring to the cannibalistic serial killer who murdered, raped and ate 17 people.
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Photo: Iara SandomirskyThis theory is all well and good for sexually cannibalistic fishing spiders and praying mantises, the males of which make for a hearty, nutritious snack.
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Scientists discovered not only that plants can trigger cannibalistic behavior in pests by releasing a specific chemical, but that harvesting the chemical could potentially protect them, per Nature.
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The show is based on the novels Red Dragon and Hannibal by Thomas Harris, and features some amazing performances by Mads Mikkelsen as the titular cannibalistic serial killer.
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His family of cannibalistic psychopaths may have come to personify the redneck serial killer trope, but he remains the incarnation of our deepest fears and our darkest excesses.
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Here's something that irks me about the Church of Night in the Chilling Adventures of Sabrina: It is constantly turning sexy, empowering rituals into repressive rapey (or cannibalistic) ones.
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But when the frog fathers skip out on their young, it's every tadpole for themselves, and that means a horrifying cannibalistic melee from which only one young frog emerges.
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A low-brow comedy ingénue who skyrocketed to blockbuster success with a string of formulaic family comedies, Sandler's brand eventually turned self-cannibalistic, tedious, and infuriating—yet, remained profitable.
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The deep sea is filled with scaly and gelatinous creatures feasting on each other — and now we have an unprecedented view into this cannibalistic all-you-can-eat buffet.
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Image: APFrom workplace voodoo dolls and self-inflicted colonoscopies to cannibalistic diets and using roller coasters to pass kidney stones, here are the winners of this year's Ig Nobel Prizes.
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Mr Zucaro predicts that the opposition's "cannibalistic" tendency will keep Mr Maduro in office, and that investments in the black sheep of sovereign-debt markets will continue to pay off.
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Mashable cut up some footage to reimagine the cannibalistic classic a different sort of film where Clarice Sterling (Jodie Foster) and Hannibal Lector (Anthony Hopkins) goof around a little more.
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When they're discovered — the Protector, of course, reads about it in the book — he is murdered and she, after a cannibalistic climax that suggests "Salome" and "Titus Andronicus," kills herself.
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In the adaptation of Roger Corman's 1960 B-movie about a cannibalistic plant, Ashman spun it into a parody of the American musical and a satire of the American Dream.
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If "King of Men" loses something in the change in subject from specifically targeted anti-geek hostility towards general-interest threats of (cannibalistic) violence, it at least stays faithfully On Brand.
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What a relief it must be that such a horribly areligious nation will now attempt to cut itself entirely from civilisation and return to its natural state of cannibalistic, racist barbarism.
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The now virtually extinct Kuru disease, seen among members of the South Fore tribe in Papua, New Guinea, was spread by a cannibalistic custom of eating the brains of the recently dead.
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An analysis of a human forearm unearthed at the site suggests that the patterned engravings on the bone were a deliberate component of the cannibalistic practice—one likely rich in symbolic meaning.
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Based on the 1988 novel by Thomas Harris, it depicts an FBI trainee played by Jodie Foster, who enlists the help of cannibalistic serial killer Hannibal Lecter to capture another serial killer.
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Caution: The cannibalistic caterpillars may be more fit than non-cannibals but it's important to avoid "encouraging super-pests" by allowing the weaker insects to be killed off by larger, stronger ones.
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After factory workers fished the cannibalistic gull out from his the pool of chicken curry, they handed him off to the Vale Wildlife Hospital, where he was given a much-needed bath.
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"It does really kind of normalize this notion that the only true meaning of this type of religious identification is one that can be associated with a patriarchal, cannibalistic cult," Greaves said.
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He's watching two possible negatives that could pressure the stock in the near-term -- the streaming service could potentially be cannibalistic for Disney's broadcast subscribers, and 2018 earnings estimates have come down.
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But Cheng presents abstractions of a world that is in fact not very different from our own — a fantastical, well-orchestrated drama of our own flailing, undirected, cannibalistic bodies and existential dilemmas.
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The jungle is either a verdant mecca for scientists seeking some magical cure and adventurers in search of treasure, or a 1.4 billion-acre thicket of threats including cannibalistic tribes and giant anacondas.
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Months of oatmeal and water isn't exactly a feast, but at least it was enough to keep cannibalistic fantasies at bay while hopelessly floating through an endless expanse of ocean, so that's something.
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Your exhibition in Chicago, The Octopus Eats Its Own Leg, references the cannibalistic way an octopus may consume its own limb in order to survive a viral attack—though it eventually grows back.
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Fans of "You" who are intrigued by Joe Goldberg's ability to fool everyone around him may enjoy NBC's "Hannibal," which reimagines the iconic, cannibalistic serial killer from "The Silence of the Lambs" (1991).
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Streaming on Shudder Mexican filmmaker Jorge Michel Grau turned international heads with this thriller, his debut feature, which is part touching story of a family trying to survive and part gory cannibalistic feeding frenzy.
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"Other horrors created by Dahl including snozzcumbers, the cannibalistic Bloodbottler, and the ferocious Vermicious Knid remain confined to the Dahl universe ... for now," Jonathan Dent, the dictionary's senior assistant editor, wrote on its website.
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Joyce, who had threatened pets Pistol and Boo with euthanasia, fired back on Wednesday, comparing himself to the fictional forensic psychiatrist and cannibalistic serial killer who has graced both the big and small screen.
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When Achilles playfully suggests a fight to the death and approaches the virgin queen unarmed, Penthesilea slaughters him and throws herself on his body along with her dogs, in a scene of cannibalistic derangement.
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This particular engraving may have been a "story-tale" directly related to the deceased, perhaps something indicative of the person, important events from their life, the way they died, or even the cannibalistic ritual itself.
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The world of 10,000 B.C. portrayed in Far Cry Primal is a harsh place, filled with sabretooth tigers and cave bears and cannibalistic neanderthal tribes that all want to make a meal out of you.
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The disease is caused by a misfolded protein (a prion) that people can get into their bodies when they consume tissues laden with it... which, in the case of Kuru, was discovered because of cannibalistic traditions.
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CANNIBALISTIC GREAT WHITE SHARK EATS RELATIVE AS VIRGINIA RESEARCHERS WATCH One commuter could be seen looking at his phone and didn&apost notice the deer, while another woman gasped in disbelief as the deer darted by.
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As the researchers from University of Toronto Scarborough point out, this tactic is changing the sexual preference of male widow spiders, and it has the potential to change the evolutionary trajectory of this normally cannibalistic species.
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"Because octopi were known to kill each other at times and be cannibalistic, the general sense is that they wouldn't interact a lot and wouldn't use signals," David Scheel, the study's first author, told Live Science.
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They detained Baksheev and his wife, Natalia, who are accused of kidnapping, killing, and eating up to 30 people—a string of cannibalistic murders allegedly dating back the late 90s, Russian news outlet RIA Novosti reports.
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CANNES, France (Reuters) - Some critics stood up and booed at cannibalistic horror movie "The Neon Demon" when it screened at Cannes Film Festival this week, but they weren't its target audience, said Danish director Winding Refn.
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In the production's unexpected second half, these minor characters get their revenge on their maker as they exhume Shakespeare's rotting body from beneath the waters and set about eating him in a splatter-filled, cannibalistic orgy.
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Here's some juicy food for thought from Thursday's event: A cannibalistic diet is not as rich in calories as other meat diets, according to a Nature paper by archeologist James Cole, who won the Nutrition category.
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Scientists studying the 15,000-year-old human remains found at Gough's Cave in Somerset, England, have already show that Ice Age Britons consumed human flesh, but they weren't sure if these ancient cannibalistic practices had ritualistic significance.
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They live in an idyllic land called Oros, filled with mountains and rivers and wildlife, but one that's also home to a much more violent (and cannibalistic) group intent on killing every last Wenja, for some reason.
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Picking up, uh, 28 weeks after the initial outbreak of the rage virus (which turns people into bloodthirsty cannibalistic monsters), the film examines how society might try to rebuild in the wake of such a terrifying tragedy.
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At "The Tower," a production that brings an anarchic "Sweeney Todd" vibe to the story of the ill-fated Donner Party, I was nearly knocked down by some actors portraying starving, freezing, soon-to-be-cannibalistic American pioneers.
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Now, the 21-year-old actor is widening his fan base by starring as cannibalistic serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer in the new movie, My Friend Dahmer, based on the graphic novel of the same name by Derf Backderf.
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The way his scene ends, with the evil Wardwell luring him into her house with the intention to eat him, is meant to emphasize the cannibalistic nature of the Greendale witches...but there's one big problem with that.
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In between, you have last year's Raw (cannibalistic urges, passed down in the main character's family from woman to woman) and Thelma (mind control powers that manifest along with the lead's burgeoning same-sex attraction to a classmate).
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In her feature film debut, writer-director Julia Ducournau puts a cannibalistic twist on the standard coming-of-age narrative – and in doing so, captures the agony and the ecstasy of living away from home at the first time.
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Moving further toward the beautifully grotesque, the forensic paintings of Joshua Nierodzinski at his J&M Studio space functioned in a similar manner, rendering something as benign as a pie-eating contest in visual language that evokes cannibalistic pleasure.
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"Given the show's utilization of the Baphomet statue to represent an evil cannibalistic cult, a perception falsely associated with Satanism even in modern times, TST would have denied its use to the show creators," he said to the publication.
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The results show that the cannibalistic females produced more eggs and that those eggs contained a greater degree of the male genetic material than the eggs produced by females who didn't have the chance to devour their sexual partners.
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Faced with fierce competition from other ride-hailing apps, Uber's latest service in Kenya, critics say, would pit its own drivers against each other in a kind of cannibalistic race to the bottom, eroding what little they already earn.
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Yet here, at least, that prospect is not nearly as scary as "Hansel and Gretel" read aloud, with its evil stepmother, abandoned children, cookie-covered cottage and cannibalistic witch who eventually dies by being shoved into a burning oven.
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Stingy male spiders end up dead In a study of more than 280 spider pairs, researchers discovered that females that ended up with stingy, no-gift males were six times more cannibalistic than females staged with generous, gift-carrying males.
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The impulse might be understandable, given the cannibalistic nature of their circle's creativity: in addition to Weiner, they are close with Chris's sister Marti Noxon, a TV writer whose show "Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce" has a character loosely based on Chris.
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It must be said that they seem to be having just as good a time doing so as Mr. Rapp apparently had writing and directing this tall and bloated tale of nasty doings on the banks of a cannibalistic river.
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He left France for Tahiti in 22009, then moved 220 years later to the even more remote and "almost cannibalistic" (at least, so he dreamed) Marquesas Islands, where, embroiled in disputes with the local colonial authorities, he died in 227.
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"Although some of the [Death Star II] material would have ended up elsewhere … much of it would have ended up on Endor … More than enough to give those furry cannibalistic [creatures] the comeuppance they deserved," one scientist is quoted as saying.
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This moved every collector closer to the dream of hauling a sharp-edged metal version of a Troy Percival card out of an otherwise unassuming pack, I guess, but something about it always seemed strange and even a little cannibalistic to me.
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We knew we didn't have much time until our captor would return, ready to rip the flesh from our bones in cannibalistic glee, so we hurriedly unlocked the cage and tore the room apart, solving riddle after riddle in our quest to escape.
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Most species developed their own flash pattern, or language, that they use to attract potential mates, warn predators about their toxicity, advertise a nutritious dowry, or, for some cannibalistic fireflies called femme fatales, mimic other firefly species and lure them in for dinner.
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The suspect in the death and dismemberment of a Seattle-area nurse once threatened his own mother by directing her toward the film Hannibal – about a cannibalistic serial killer – and telling her to "beware," according to a court record shared with PEOPLE.
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Cazares laments the almost cannibalistic way in which degrading conditions in Mexico and further south prompted more immigration to places like California which reacted with aggression and violence to those who reached the border while filling the coffers of the smuggling cartels further.
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In each of the collection's three best stories — "Mushtibushi," a precocious child's testimony about a sexually abusive elevator; "Moonseepalty," the cannibalistic reunion of two estranged friends; and "Kloon," a clown's foray into prostitution — the migrant laborer's growing sense of shame finally explodes.
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In one moment you're desperately trying to supply a community with clean water or rid of it of cannibalistic bandits, and in the next you're cracking jokes with an irradiated ghoul in a casino or pretending to be a Golden Age Comic super hero.
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The region has already produced fossilized remains of the massive cannibalistic Majungasaurus dinosaur, the flying raptor Rahonavis, and the ten-pound frog Beelzebufo, so there's no reason to expect it to stop churning out the skeletons of weirdos from the distant past anytime soon.
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Rebecca Robertson, the Armory's President and Executive Producer, painted this friction between public space and danger in terms of the exhibition's title, "Hansel & Gretel," a reference to the German fairy tale in which two siblings abandoned in the forest are kidnapped by a cannibalistic witch.
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A young man in a hat, his face blurred by boldly dabbed strokes of gray, turns out to be a cannibalistic murderer; a 2002 still life of fruit and a water jug, 163 feet across, is a disavowed response to the attacks of Sept.
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NH: And the reason I ask is because ultimately here the big auto manufacturers investing in companies such as Grab have to think it's a bit of a cannibalistic move here because ultimately is Grab going to result in fewer cars on the road?
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If that wasn't bad enough, the only way to temporarily protect oneself against infection is to eat the flesh of an infected person; the scent of the infected inspires an instinctual, cannibalistic bloodlust in the uninfected known as "The Wrath" that compels them toward the unspeakable inoculation.
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According to The Independent, who has also just joined this bizarro, cannibalistic conversation, it all starts with a Facebook post by Barbara Akosua Aboagye, a seemingly random woman in Accra, Ghana who founded a woman's apparel line and has about 1,280 friends on the social network.
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"Wives and Lovers" (2016) boasts a Picasso-esque reclining nude and swimmers straight out of "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon," but also cartoonish creatures engaged in cannibalistic copulating, figures that seem to have stepped out of a Tim Burton movie, and more, all floating in an indeterminate green vacuum.
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So that certainly became the framework, and any embellishments that came after that was just me sort of roving the universe and mining, in a cannibalistic way, any snippet that sort of felt true to this and adding it, and gilding the lily in repeated edits and rewrites.
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One would think that a conspiracy theory that's based on the idea that special counsel Robert Mueller and President Donald Trump are working together to expose thousands of cannibalistic pedophiles hidden in plain sight (including Hillary Clinton and actor Tom Hanks) and then send them to Guantanamo Bay would be doomed.
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This year alone, we've seen a vet student fight cannibalistic urges in Raw, a young mermaid betrayed by her first love in The Lure, and an entire clique of kids experience their darkest fears made manifest in It. Now comes Thelma, which filters a young woman's sexual awakening through a paranormal lens.
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Let the Sunshine In is a happy-go-lucky comedy compared to some of Denis' past works, especially the bleak cannibalistic affair that is Trouble Every Day (briefly referenced in a painting hanging on Vincent's wall), but this is not your typical rom-com, either—Denis would never go the typical route.
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And in his depiction of a persistent, insect-like army of extraterrestrials (the underlings of a far more significant enemy) — scampering about in droves, armed with high-tech weaponry and cannibalistic inclinations, disrupting all sense of human civilization in their overlord's efforts to seize control of the planet — Oesterheld hit devastatingly close to home.
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He'll also have a soapbox in the Oval Office where he can tell an army of true believers who butt-chug his every lie and misdirection—while his Cabinet grows more cannibalistic and racist and adds billions to its net worth—about how great a fight between a 49-0 veteran and a 0-0 novice will be.
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The key takeaways from the quarter in our view were (28.63) Stories seems to be a net positive on engagement, not purely cannibalistic, (215) Zuckerberg acknowledged the importance of margins and Facebook sees margins stabilizing after 193, (219) the fourth-quarter revenue outlook improved moderately and the lack of comments aimed at 225 revenue suggests a comfort with Street models here.
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Leading the way are Will Smith's hitman-with-a-conscience Deadshot and Margot Robbie's demented ex-shrink Harley Quinn, both of whom are doing hard time at Belle Reve, a beyond-maximum security prison facility containing a handful of metahuman criminals including the fiery-yet-remorseful El Diablo (Jay Hernandez) and a BET-loving cannibalistic creature named Killer Croc (Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje).
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She has managed to exist outside the redundant, cannibalistic booking cycle and the same corporate-owned festivals across the country, and; now in her late 60s (she claims not to know her age), she exists outside pop culture's obsession over how women performers age, or act; she exists outside of any whims except her own, and for that reason seeing her will always be a treat, and never a trend.
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Photo via C.H.U.D. Hopefully you're more familiar with Cannibalistic Humanoid Underground Dwellers than the town of Smith Falls, Ontario, which apparently fails to understand that pouring human ooze into the sewer system is a guaranteed way to create an army of C.H.U.D. Local business owner Dale Hilton of Aquagreen Dispositions told the CBC that he's riding the "green wave" currently overtaking the funeral business, which includes biodegradable urns and caskets, by offering Canadians a more energy-efficient cremation method using alkaline to liquify bodies.
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Read on for our staff recommendations on what to take in during your downtime: A cannibalistic desert odyssey that's equal parts funny, gruesome, and strangely heartwarming, Ana Lily Amirpour's VICE-produced follow-up to her 2014 debut A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night is a desert odyssey that carries strains of the surrealism embraced by legendary filmmaker Alejandro Jodorowsky, as well as the austere violence of Nicolas Winding Refn's work—but it's totally it's own thing, which makes it more than worth watching.
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