It ended up being more — culty isn't the right word, because if it was super culty it would have kept going.
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I love that, getting persuaded to empathize with culty murderers.
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But it's a little culty, you know what I mean?
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The festival actually ends up being rather culty, and the visitors aren't safe.
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Toni has been seduced by the Farm's very new age-y culty ways.
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Oh. And so, like, the New York Times article about ... It's like, culty.
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And is it as lit and culty as they make it seem in Midsommar?
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Weirdness rating: 210/210 I clicked on this one because the name sounded culty.
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Initially, Mae struggles with The Circle's culty culture, like the mandatory, heavily monitored social media participation.
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"Love doesn't just happen, we have to choose it," says a preacher in a culty love-themed secular church.
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Perhaps it's the culty culture at the company that makes employees think these things are important products to launch.
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This one is creepy, culty, and will hopefully keep us as on edge as all of Flynn's previous novels did.
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"I don't tend to like uniformity of practice and belief because that gets a bit culty to me," said Ribar.
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Everyone at the culty dinner reads aloud the last text message on their phone, all of which re-emerge after dinner.
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It seems sort of culty, but in a Gossip Girl-esque elitist way, not in the "we're secretly an organ farm" way.
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After raising $200 million in a Series H funding round last November, the culty salad chain Sweetgreen became the first-ever restaurant unicorn.
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We&aposre like well, you know, the Whisperers seem so grungy and culty and weird, but what if the guy was a doctor?
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While it'll always be famous for its culty Brow Wiz and Dipbrow Pomade, ABH has successfully expanded into eyeshadow, highlighter, brushes, lip color, and most recently, mascara.
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In essence, after exploring the area and picking up a few creepy, culty breadcrumbs, players would find themselves passing into a cave in search of a missing person.
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During the season 3 episode "As Above, So Below," Ethel (Shannon Purser) instructed Juggy to lay a smooch on her in order to receive more info about culty game Griffins & Gargoyles.
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Now, it looks like there are a lot more poisoned salads and culty red robes in our future—because Priyanka Chopra is working on adapting the Netflix docuseries into a feature film.
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So the culty, weird name, I think in the end, even though it's absolutely objectively hurt us in a lot of ways, I think it has unobjectively helped to define our weirdness.
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"We&aposre like well, you know, the Whisperers seem so grungy and culty and weird, but what if the guy was a doctor?" said Kang of who they could make a Whisperer.
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When Kristen Bell announced earlier this year that she's eyeing a reboot of Veronica Mars, it broke the internet — at least, the part of the internet that's obsessed with culty shows that ended way too soon.
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To further complicate matters, the parents of donor Becky (Lilliya Reid) may be involved in some weird culty shit — which Sasha can't avoid once they gift her a scholarship to a fancy, new age-y high school.
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Enfold, a ready-to-wear line based on clean silhouettes and precise tailoring, like a hoodie coat ($2145) and relaxed trousers ($225), will be joined by the culty denim line Moussy, which makes artfully patched jeans ($2240).
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By now, you should expect something spooky to come after the A24 logo: It is, after all, the studio that brought us celebrated films like the culty Midsommar, pagan-ritual focused Hereditary, and Puritanical exploration The Witch.
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It encourages you to get out of your comfort zone by offering less-culty classes (= aqua-cycling) at often lower credit values — more on this later — but is also made to help you discover the studios that you'll keep going back to.
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They play opposite each other, and using the language of the game (which we gather is some kind of culty old-fashioned version of Dungeons & Dragons or Magic: The Gathering; sorry we're not cool or rich enough to know the rules) to seduce each other.
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" Just this week, Mack's former "Smallville" co-star Michael Rosenbaum opened about the actress' involvement with alleged sex cult and said the news was "shocking" and "surprising" to him, but he recalled her once mentioning an organization that he felt was a "little culty.
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One moment I was thinking about the culty camaraderie that came with enduring the same challenge, and the next I was worrying about Eberhardt's more distressing warnings—that long-term my hair could fall out, my periods could stop, and my organs could be permanently damaged.
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Fringe was created by J. J. Abrams, Alex Kurtzman, and Roberto Orci. They took inspiration from multiple sources including the works of Michael Crichton and David Cronenberg, the film Altered States, and the television series The X-Files and The Twilight Zone. The three also sought to combine elements of procedural shows like Law & Order with an "extremely serialized and very culty" series like Lost, which Abrams co- created. Fringe's pilot episode was picked up by Fox in May 2008, and premiered on September 9.
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In winter, the Skiarea Carezza offers 100% guarantee of snow-sure skiing in the UNESCO World Natural Heritage of the Dolomites. With 40 perfectly groomed kilometers of slopes of varying degrees of diffi culty the Ski area Carezza offers skiing, carving, snowboarding and telemarking adventures of the highest quality for old and young in the unique landscape of the Dolomites. It’s also possible to discover the mountain world not only by skiing: a lot of other leisure activities like winter hiking, sledging, cross country skiing, snow shoe hiking or ski tours complete the winter holiday experience.
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The subject of female education soon attracted Anderson's attention. There was no diffi- culty in securing the attendance of girls of the lower castes; but in the case of native caste girls the difficulty was, and still is, very great. Indian girls marry early, and native parents see none of the material benefits to be derived from their education, which induce them to send their sons to mission schools, even at the risk of their being led to change their religion. But these obstacles were gradually overcome in some measure, and before Anderson's death seven hundred Hindu and Mohammedan girls, the majority of the former belonging to families of good caste, were under instruction in the schools of the mission.
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Abrams's inspiration for Fringe came from a range of sources, including the writings of Michael Crichton, the film Altered States, films by David Cronenberg, and the television series The X-Files and The Twilight Zone. Orci stated that Fringe is a "new kind of storytelling", combining procedural shows such as Law & Order, and an "extremely serialized and very culty" series like Lost. The procedural aspect was chosen because, at the time of its premiere, six of the ten top shows were procedural in nature; Orci stated that "you have to be a fool not to go study what it is that they're doing". Abrams had originally considered naming the series The Lab, as they had envisioned Walter's laboratory to be "the epicenter of the conversation", and where "anything is possible".
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