Watch out playtime — things just got a lot more ghoulish.
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As ghoulish as this sounds, I can't live without knives.
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The proposition is ghoulish even by its own twisted logic.
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This dark omen epitomises the ghoulish detail in Jonathan Miller's biography.
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You'll carry this ghoulish yet cute hand cream with you everywhere.
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I plan to revisit it and not entirely for ghoulish reasons.
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The outrage manifested itself in both absurd and particularly ghoulish ways.
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Then, Becky makes it worse by flooding Sasha's mind with ghoulish visions.
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The rest of the film rarely matches that level of ghoulish creativity.
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Over the years, ghoulish pranksters have left dead goats at the stadium.
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Spending for the ghoulish season is at a new high this year.
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They are being used as ghoulish props in a cheap populist pageant.
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I am going to try and fit it somewhere into my ghoulish schedule.
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"I was hoping for a spectacle, a ghoulish cabaret," says Olivia Dee afterward.
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The lust for the details of their lives is both forensic and ghoulish.
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I don't like the ghoulish idea of fetal matter being used in medicine.
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If the concept sounds ghoulish, the effect of the show is anything but.
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She's much more ghoulish than her television counterpart, killing without conscience or hesitation.
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And so, we play the first three levels of MW2 in ghoulish anticipation.
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"Iinziin," she mutters, harkening back to a word scribbled somewhere in Becky's ghoulish notes.
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Moore's ghoulish figure clashes with the neoclassical aesthetic instantly recognizable to generations of Columbians.
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Hopefully this theory will be proven false, just like that ghoulish Rugrats one was.
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Lots of everyday foods can be transformed into tasty, utterly ghoulish goodies and grub.
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The first one I looked at, made by Ghoulish Productions, was manufactured in Mexico.
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The Benghazi "scandal" and the ensuing investigations (all seven of them) were unspeakably ghoulish.
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Netflix, to a distasteful degree, plays up the ghoulish fascination he exerts over us.
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Dark's body of work goes beyond snapshots of feels translated into ghoulish visual metaphors.
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LONDON — In a dusty, overheated rehearsal room near London Bridge, things were getting ghoulish.
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Such ghoulish affairs should never slip into forgetfulness, but in our family they do.
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In the cellar, there are still ghoulish frescoes from the 16th century depicting sin.
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They are less terrifying than the ghoulish local Gestapo man, played by Stephen Merchant.
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"The Crowd," a first-season creep-fest about accident gawkers, remains a ghoulish delight.
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"The Crowd," a first-season creep-fest about accident gawkers, remains a ghoulish delight.
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"Squeamish," his ghoulish new play starring Alison Fraser, is also a one-woman affair.
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A mysterious fire destroyed the circus, but its ghoulish carnies are still hanging around.
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Similarly, even the more ghoulish imagery had some meaning connected to charity, and selflessness.
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He switched coffee mugs, trading out The Exorcist for the ghoulish face of Michael Myers.
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Every time children stick out their arms and affect a ghoulish plod, he lives again.
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Police in Shandong say they'll issue 100 yuan ($15) fines to drivers using ghoulish decals.
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The White House Historical Association recounts how administrations since Eisenhower's have marked the ghoulish holiday.
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Cora dragged me out to the ghoulish carpet of beached tilapia at the water's edge.
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For horror aficionados, the idea of sea spiders lacking hearts merely adds to their ghoulish appeal.
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Having experienced the real thing, the hologram concept to me feels ghoulish and exploitative by comparison.
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If you've been ghosted, don't fret, someone less ghoulish will come along before you know it.
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As great as this holiday is, sometimes you just need a night of ghoulish R&R.
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This holiday season -- Halloween -- you could start thinking about a kind of ghoulish donation: your body.
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Even the opening-night selection, traditionally a lightweight, star-driven crowd-pleaser, has a ghoulish edge.
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But the ghoulish white makeup and blood spattered clothes are really just the start of it.
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There's nothing ghoulish about him except the cases toward which his conscience is always dragging him.
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The photos in Dr. Burns's "Sleeping Beauty" books (there are three) are both ghoulish and gorgeous.
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But the science is sketchy, and harvesting the blood of the young is ghoulish in the extreme.
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In this ghoulish massacre, witnesses reported crushed babies, disembowelled pregnant women and the burning of entire families.
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On Sunday, they each posted fun Instagram photos of their sons decked out in ghoulish Halloween getups.
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And so begins a Trojan horse for a ghoulish game all to push a phony CNN segment.
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Marines callously ripped the gold teeth from dead Japanese soldiers, and took other kinds of ghoulish souvenirs.
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I was mostly looking at scary monsters and people screaming and trying to create my own ghoulish characters.
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Ruiz had those boxes checked, but she was nervous leaving the office — ghoulish makeup tends to stick out.
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Red eye shadow created an especially ghoulish effect, while Lydia's gel-coated spiky hair was recreated to perfection.
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Meghan McCain on Sunday slammed what she described as a "ghoulish" reference to her father, the late Sen.
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When Brent Underwood bought Cerro Gordo in 2018, he was told the property included a few ghoulish guests.
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The ghoulish events of those nights just might flash in the minds of Cubs fans before Saturday night.
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It's a brazen, ghoulish murder-fest, as twisted and amoral as its heroes, and has no pretensions otherwise.
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For good measure, the Yeoman Gaoler's axe hangs just above it, a ghoulish reminder of the gruesome past.
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Cities and towns all over California are hosting ghoulish parades, bashes, costume contests and trick or treat events.
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A final appeal to the Supreme Court was denied last Thursday evening, setting in motion the ghoulish proceedings.
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But the argument for the novel's demise has its own kind of ghoulish quality to it by now.
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Kodas discusses this and more in "fluid prose" and with "an eye for ghoulish detail," wrote our reviewer.
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Little did Justice Blackmun realize that his metaphor would turn so gruesome and ghoulish — and so horrifyingly accurate.
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But I'm still damned dead and someone is standing over me with a ghoulish smile, shocked but loving.
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He feels its ghoulish clutches closing in, before he awakes, weeping in terror and drenched in a cold sweat.
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Most lobbyists do not resemble the ghoulish image most Americans have from recent lobbying scandals and hyperbolic media depictions.
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Another party-scene number, "The Blob," casts its swells as dressed-up mannequins and amusingly ghoulish skulls in wigs.
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But they obviously share the kind of ghoulish streak that has made Detective Inspector Joona Linna an international sensation.
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Jonty's daughter, Jilly, looked ghoulish, like a furious dwarf in a folktale, her face smeared with resinous yellow icing.
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And for good reason: There is no angle at which wearing the dead wife's ring does not look ghoulish.
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A neural network called " Nightmare Machine ," introduced by MIT computer scientists in 2016, transformed ordinary photos into ghoulish, unsettling hellscapes.
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TAKES 1 HOUR:If you're looking for something a little more ghoulish for your party, this is the dessert for you.
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Watch: We've rounded up some ghoulish films on Netflix that will have even the most stoic souls jumping at shadows.
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In the nebula, the star's radiation pushed dust and gas outward, creating gaps that look like a ghoulish pumpkin carving.
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Carol's warnings echoed in his head like a curse as a rapid sequence of ghoulish faces telegraphed his emotional collapse.
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She invited Stencel and her granddaughter inside and showed them displays set out on tables: lit-up houses, ghoulish figurines.
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Plenty of theories abounded — some ghoulish and some outlandish — as police honed in on a killer much closer to home.
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His ghoulish proclivities inspired Psycho's Norman Bates, among other fictional killers such as The Silence of the Lambs' Buffalo Bill.
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The boys I knew who partook in the countdown were not more ghoulish than any other undergraduate men I knew.
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She bit into a brownie, smeared the gummy brown cake across her teeth, and gave the kid a ghoulish grin.
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He had heavy, ghoulish mascara around his eyes and wore a surgical mask with a hole ripped through the mouth.
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Soon after Fester settles in, his behavior raises eyebrows, and the ghoulish family discovers he is planning to swindle them.
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Instead of setting the carved pumpkins on the stoops of their exhibits, the animals happily gobbled up the ghoulish goodies.
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And Gabi, the Instagram-famous cheerlebrity, is one of Monica's ringers but is plagued by her two ghoulish pageant parents.
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Ghoulish decorations will slurp up another $2.7 billion, while candy will drain a mere $2.6 billion from our veins lives.
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This ghoulish relic of the Soviet nightmare may be the only country for which the term "Orwellian" is an understatement.
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Therein is the worry: A character meant to be despised and ghoulish becomes mythologized, or even something of an idol.
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While I definitely enjoy the thrill of Bosch and Sigurdsson's ghoulish creations, I especially love Sian Smith's particularly haunting imagery.
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You could be forgiven for thinking this might be some kind of PETA-sponsored parody, given the slightly ghoulish Col.
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It is so inescapable that it's almost a cliche to say at this point, but the world feels ghoulish and dystopian.
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On the crowded sidewalk, in the ghoulish light of streetlamps and shadows, vendors sold beer in bottles and meats on sticks.
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In the gathering execution-night mood—part hospital vigil, part crime scene—he was served a last meal, that ghoulish ritual.
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He's not aiming to lure out of the shadows those with a seldom declared appetite for the grisly and the ghoulish.
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If you were slightly ghoulish, you could visit the then-new website Furby Autopsy, which offers precisely what its name suggests.
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It didn't faze Young, who snapped a few pictures of the ghoulish encounter and posted them online, for all to enjoy.
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Give your guests a chilling experience by decking out your bar cart with an ice bucket filled with ghoulish "eyeball" ice.
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Many bars celebrate Halloween by offering ghoulish-sounding cocktails, holding late-night costume contests, or, well, not celebrating at all, really.
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One portrait of a little blond girl in a floral garland manages to be haunting and ghoulish despite its wholesome subject.
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Evidently she changed her mind, and yet something of her initial judgment endures in her ghoulish selfies and uncommon personal disclosures.
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The director, David F. Sandberg, said the movie, above, embraces the horror convention that objects from the past are inherently ghoulish.
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During Deflategate, there was an infamous, ghoulish 2015 courtroom sketch made of Brady as he took part in a federal proceeding.
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The "Nightmare King" will have a ghoulish green bun and is filled with grilled beef, crispy chicken, bacon, American cheese and mayonnaise.
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Aerys was an increasingly unstable king, who executed Ned Stark's father Rickard (Wayne Foskett) and brother Brandon in a truly ghoulish manner.
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Vine is dead, but its app will live on in a ghoulish half-life — rebranded as Vine Camera as of January 17th.
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If you manage to take down the demonic Vaal Hazak, for instance, you'll get a ghoulish outfit complete with a horned hood.
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The image inspired the GhostFace mask in "Scream", a horror film franchise, which exaggerates the ghoulish and sinister qualities of the painting.
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Last month, the brand launched a treasure trove of fun, ghoulish-inspired products that instantly set the mood for All Hallows' Eve.
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Back on Election Day, a notably ghoulish cake made in the image of Trump was seen being wheeled into Trump Tower. Behold.
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The artistic mind behind these paintings, Roby dwi Antono, revels in endearing yet ghoulish depictions of children woven together with storybook characters.
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Not to mention the criminal referrals related to its participation in the ghoulish and illegal market of fetal brains, hearts, livers, etc.
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Things got more ghoulish during the Nixon years, with elaborate Halloween decorations, candy and scares organized annually for hundreds of local children.
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This Friday the 13th, fight fire with fire by hanging Erma Fiend's ghoulish GIFs on your social media accounts, dream catcher style.
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I get that it's meant to look ghoulish for Halloween, but it would have been much better as an indulgent hot drink.
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Physically, the puppet is a eerie apparition, with a ghoulish white mask and black-rimmed eyes under a tightly drawn dark hood.
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A spectacularly ghoulish story of grave robbers and medical demonstrations in 19333th-century Edinburgh, it builds to a dizzying pitch of delirium.
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Do you know what I find more chilling than the specter of a ghoulish doctor "ripping" babies out of their mothers' wombs?
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There was something unthinkable about what he had become, a ghoulish contradiction too awful for the culture to assimilate: a child assassin.
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Quite often, though, Fenby's mind comes to rest not on what is most representative but on what is most ghoulish or gross.
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On Wednesday, Marion County Prosecutor Terry Curry, a Democrat, singled out Trump, saying it was "ghoulish and inappropriate" to politicize the deaths.
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Photo: DEAIt's Halloween, my ghoulish friends, the time of spooks, spirits, and things that serve subpoenas in no-knock raids in the night.
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The ghoulish young men who stalked her catwalk looked like vampires with bedhead, pierced through both cheek and lapel with pins and charms.
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But our only path toward her was up the massive staircase ahead — where a pair of ghoulish, snarling vampires lurked in the shadows.
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Knocking White off his feet in the opening minute, Cikatic punted him in the head on the ground and raised a ghoulish hematoma.
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The pièce de résistance of the show is "Seven Deadly Sins" (circa 1968), a frieze of ghoulish types lost in their own afflictions.
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But the Halloween season gives just about everyone a good reason to binge on ghoulish films — and streaming video has lots of them.
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Not "Republican men" like Mitch McConnell or Jeff Sessions, who are too narrowly concerned with implementing their ghoulish agenda to play the game.
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While I doubt anyone wished the drivers ill, there was a widespread, ghoulish fascination with the possibility, and then the results, of crashes.
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Later, his ghoulish visage was substituted with a wax one by French artist Jacques Talrich, and the real head placed between his feet.
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If you're looking for a ghoulish Halloween cake, a boozy bachelorette-themed dessert, or a cake celebrating a divorce—Masterpiece Cakeshop isn't your place.
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And if you want to find even more decor appropriate for Halloween, Target has three new Halloweencollections: Pumpkin Parlor, Ghoulish Garden and Moonlight Bash.
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Frank Doubleday, who played the ghoulish, spike-haired henchman from John Carpenter's sci-fi cult classic Escape from New York, has died at 73.
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All the family William has left is sitting across from him in a ghoulish hybrid that has never worked and doesn't deserve to work.
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In the new take, fans see the ghoulish family take on the 21st century and get into a tiff with a reality television host.
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What would GOP leaders say if Trump were a black man who angrily offered cruel and ghoulish physical impersonations that mock a disabled person?
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Halloween's on a Monday this year, which means those of us who work for a living must get out our ghoulish tendancies this weekend.
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Jesus sits on the couch next to a ghoulish Grim Reaper, as they both placidly watch TV, lounging next to a casually-leaning scythe.
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But one of the most ghoulish—and lesser-known—ways upper-class Victorians got their creepy kicks was by hosting and attending mummy unrolling parties.
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The film also features a ghoulish faux-obituary for Ronald McDonald, with Spurlock's narration suggesting that those who eat fast food will end up dead.
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On Monday night, surrounded by the doom carnival of a ghoulish political convention busy scaring itself to death on neighboring channels, that effect was redoubled.
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While Kylie got ghoulish on Halloween, surely the reality star herself will be a popular costume for fans across the country to dress up as.
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But for those brave enough to find out, there's no better time than October to embark on a hunt for ghoulish ghosts and spooky spirits.
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On an all-new episode of VICELAND's BONG APPÉTIT, host Abdullah Saeed invites a few of his favorite chefs over for a ghoulish Halloweed bash.
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This went some way to opening the ghoulish cut on Diaz's brow that made his face a mask of red for much of the fight.
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What's more, since all of the available ideas about how to restore stability involve appeals to the hereditary principle, the new system becomes extraordinarily ghoulish.
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This coverage fed into the familiar trope of Cubans as cigar-chomping, rum-guzzling revolutionaries, with the ghoulish subtext of them dancing on Castro's grave.
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Someone else had really gone to prison for it — and whether justifiably or not, it felt a little ghoulish to speculate so much on it.
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The works in this series resemble those pitch-black levels in Resident Evil with the same unnerving ghoulish aesthetic brandished in the Dead Space franchise.
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The Day of the Dead, a holiday on which they wear ghoulish costumes and visit the graves of loved ones, remains as popular as ever.
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A few grandchildren are also floating around, most noticeably Jack (Gabriel Bateman), a ghoulish boy who has been watching too many medical-examiner TV shows.
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As Harry Potter starts school at Hogwarts, viewers get to see the Great Hall decked out with floating pumpkins and more ghoulish decor for Halloween.
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His movies are populated with malignant forces both living and dead, but some of their most effectively discomfiting moments aren't the most ghoulish or gory.
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The 2016 race has taken an increasingly ghoulish and morbid turn as Donald Trump's campaign has decided to start making allegations about Hillary Clinton's health.
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But perhaps the most arresting installation is No Life Lost I, which at first appears to be three rows of high-hanging, ghoulish dark figures.
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In a ghoulish turn, he even took out lines of credit in the names of dead borrowers, stealing their identities using Social Security death records.
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As you can imagine, just the utterance of the "Ku Klux Klan" fosters images of ghoulish figures prowling the night for black lives to hunt.
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The doll wore a diaper and a T-shirt with the words "Crawling Dead," suggesting that the whole thing might have been a ghoulish prank.
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I love the rival families of New Reno and the ghoulish Necropolis, but I always go back to the first major mission of Fallout 3.
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The director David F. Sandberg said the movie, set mostly during the '50s, embraces the horror convention that objects from the past are inherently ghoulish.
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Some critics dismissed the picture as gratuitously ghoulish — and even silly — but it found its audience on the late-night drive-in and grindhouse circuit.
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Wajahat Ali As this ghoulish, absurd spectacle of an election sputters to the finish line, we can confidently say there is one winner: American Muslims.
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Marion County Prosecutor Terry Curry said in a statement that comments politicizing the fatal crash were "ghoulish and inappropriate," The Associated Press reported on Wednesday.
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Throughout Mark Leibovich's new book Big Game, the ghoulish results of an NFL career — memory loss, physical degeneration, grief — materialize on the edges, in discordant places.
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When the movie itself plays out with the same disappointing priorities, it feels like truth in advertising, but also like an empty experience in ghoulish nihilism.
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After some ghoulish whispers played backwards, "The Fine Art of Original Sin" kicked in, seeing Devore's warped take on hardcore at its most confident and memorable.
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Indeed, he allowed Marcos's embalmed body, previously preserved in a ghoulish shrine in his home province, to be interred in Heroes' Cemetery in Manila, the capital.
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"The Hitchhiking Ghosts were actually some of the final ghoulish 'residents' that were added into the plans for The Haunted Mansion," the Disney Parks Blog explained.
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The bad news: You can be terrorized at any moment by "scareactors" — the roaming band of ghoulish creepers who are always looking to elicit a scream.
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The sharing and re-sharing of these videos can seem ghoulish or voyeuristic at times, but they're often the best account we have of these incidents.
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People crafted paper masks and used face paint to create ghoulish looks which were often, somehow, scarier than the store-bought kind you can find today.
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Each animatronic body was hand-sculpted down to the freckles and hair (human!), all applied by hand, piece-by-piece, and none more ghoulish than Mr.
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The author of a previous book about the tourist trade on Mount Everest, Kodas has a knack for fluid prose and an eye for ghoulish detail.
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It seems like every day this month has brought new insight into how ghoulish Hollywood, and the men who hold the power in it, can be.
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But there's something else bringing Hill House to life that, while less pronounced, is just as effective as these ghoulish nightmares: the show's use of color.
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There's really nothing more gross and ghoulish than people in the media pontificating on a public persons health and the hypothetical political ramifications of their death.
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Juan Carlos Ramirez Abadia, a Colombian drug lord known as Chupeta, or Lollipop, with a ghoulish face from multiple plastic surgeries, made an especially strong impression.
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Lake Clarity also boasts unsettlingly stellar sound design: When a scene turns from funny to ghoulish, it does so with remarkable speed and bone-crunching effectiveness.
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Presumably, this influenced Salesforce's decision to donate a quarter of the $1 million it pledged to help victims of ghoulish government agencies like its current client, CBP.
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Bucklew is, at once, one of the most ghoulish cases ever to reach the Supreme Court, and one of the most significant opinions of the Roberts era.
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And now, in the very same lifetime, they are able to seismically reduce that risk — which brought so much ghoulish pain with it — for a free pill.
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Mexico&aposs traditional view of the dead is not ghoulish or frightful — rather they are seen as the "dear departed," people who remain close even after death.
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Call of Duty: WWII had the easiest job in the world — portray Nazis as the ghoulish, racist villains they were — and it came up mind-bogglingly short.
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It is not normal for any city to experience occupation by a hostile, radical force, and the city of Raqqa has dissolved into a ghoulish, ashy silhouette.
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What connects the lizard-headed reptilians and Trump's army of ghoulish trolls is YouTube, which promulgates this cottage-industry in conspiratorial speculation with little oversight or regulation.
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There is a ten-sided die in it sitting next to miniature penises, then it's sitting next to these stone angels and ghoulish figurines [for tabletop gaming].
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Their rhetoric and style want to evoke, in some ghoulish upside-down way, heroic rebellion, regardless of how well their aims align with the powers that be.
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Troubled guy Arthur Fleck just wants to make people laugh; people don't understand him; one final straw turns him into the ghoulish villain known as the Joker.
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"This went beyond ghoulish justice and cruel and unusual punishment," Harcourt, a Columbia Law School professor, is quoted in an online post on his law school website.
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Paul Chan's "Pillowsophia (after Trinity)" (2017) hovers above Greene Naftali's booth, evoking the black hoodie of Trayvon Martin as a ghoulish signifier of the Black Lives Matter movement.
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Gomez and Morticia are happily ensconced in a ghoulish haunted house with their murderously deadpan daughter Wednesday (Chloë Grace Moretz) and their explosively dangerous son Pugsley (Finn Wolfhard).
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While some well-wishers flocked to her account to express their sadness and support for her family, Instagram became awash with ghoulish accounts dedicated to sharing the photos.
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Related: Demonic Geishas Wrestle Ghoulish Reptiles in These Anime-Inspired Murals Embroidery Artist Weaves Memes with Modern Feminism [NSFW] Violent Erotic Drawings Explore the Primal Sides of Womanhood
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Related: Demonic Geishas Wrestle Ghoulish Reptiles in These Anime Inspired Murals Haunting Acrylic and Pigment Paintings Depict a Lonely World of Dreams How Japanese Culture is Influencing Skateboarding
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Had den Dekker somehow deflected a ball into the stands for a home run, he would have completed a ghoulish kind of defensive cycle, all in one inning.
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The eccentric title character (Donald Glover, encased in ghoulish prosthetics) haunts a mansion that serves as a shrine and a prison for his brother, a once-renowned musician.
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Believed to be a time when the spirits of deceased love ones revisit their homes, it features lots of skeletons and skulls, all considered joyous rather than ghoulish.
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There's ghoulish drones, wheezing synthesizers, electronics that sound like malfunctioning transformers, and washes of white noise that sound, as Lynch intended, like wind through the tops of trees.
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This isn't to downplay the tragedy of the pandemic, instead, it shows that the capitalists who run things have always seen things in terms of a ghoulish PowerPoint.
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These archetypes of conceptual painting, accompanied, too, by Kawara's nearly unknown early prints of atomic bomb victims, have never appeared more operatic and ghoulish than they do here.
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In a tweet, McCain called O'Reilly's public comments about Ginsburg's health "gross and ghoulish" and asked him to join her in praying for the liberal Supreme Court justice.
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New Delhi (CNN)Indian news channels are being condemned for their "ghoulish" coverage of the death of Bollywood superstar Sridevi as the country continues to mourn her passing.
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Maybe if, say, a celebrity the naysayer loves and adores shared her encounter with the supernatural, the spook doubter might become more open to the idea of ghoulish friends.
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A local Denver TV station regaled a ghoulish story of 12-year-old Wade Sholte from Parker, Colorado, who had a moth crawl into his ear as he slept.
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Despite his ghoulish appearance, he was an incredible storyteller, particularly when it came to recounting what happened with 22015 tons of cocaine that sank off the coast of Mexico.
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Take a look at the shows that have forever secured a place in our ghoulish hearts by going above and beyond the call of duty for holiday-themed specials.
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Bath bombs are getting a ghoulish twist, pumpkin soaps will bedazzle your soak, and there will be bubble bars so spooky, you'll want to hide 'em in your closet.
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These "ghost trains" represented the peak of pop-up dark rides, making use of the tight corners and enclosed spaces to spook visitors with ghoulish skeletons and moody lights.
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We learn that another daughter died in an auto accident, and that gruesome photos taken at the scene went viral, accompanied by a rash of ghoulish and cruel captions.
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On Monday, in a ghoulish speech to the Boy Scouts Jamboree, Trump threatened to fire Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price if Republican senators failed to repeal Obamacare.
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Like Silcox's students, my hair in the physical world picked up the ghoulish hues of the virtual crypts my necromancer haunted; at 16 I dyed it black and green.
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In the film's opening scene, her car hurtles down the Hollywood hills, and she is left naked and bleeding, in a ghoulish parody of one of her centrefold poses.
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So Boehme said that's just as plausible a theory as the more ghoulish tale that's more commonly spun, though all the home's eccentricities can sometimes be difficult to explain.
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He's the determined, humorless center around which a swirl of black comedy is deployed, topped off by a final flourish that ends this grim story on a ghoulish smile.
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These gothic portraits borrow their stylistic cues from the baroque and turn medieval archetypes into the type of ghoulish characters you might see in a Guillermo del Toro film.
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Although Ramsland regularly talked to Rader on the phone and had corresponded with him for years, she hoped that a visit might provide additional insight into his ghoulish imagination.
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Set to a score ranging from Marilyn Manson to David Lang and original music by Terry Dame, the result is a toothy treat for a fun and ghoulish holiday.
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In the drawing "Ungeheuer in Bereitschaft (Monsters in Readiness)," a cavalcade of ghoulish stick figures, with lumpish heads and stigmata-like eyes, stumbles forward like a pathetically untrained army.
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Pliny the Elder's skull — or more accurately, his alleged skull — reposes in ghoulish splendor at the Museo Storico Nazionale Dell'Arte Sanitaria in Rome, a treasure trove of medical curiosities.
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Pretending otherwise, he said in a recent interview, is nothing more than "political necrophilia," a ghoulish mission to make Russia great again by embracing the corpse of Soviet power.
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He responded by sending back a five-year-old head shot of me, publicly available online, which he'd edited on Photoshop to make my face look ghoulish and depleted.
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Some of the new visitors curious about the neighborhood do have a ghoulish streak and ask to see places associated with the IS attacks, tour guide Alan Debaecke conceded.
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In Hearts of Iron IV and Paradox's other offerings, you run the show, but that show is a ghoulish bloodbath, and the winner is simply the last hegemon standing.
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Gather 'round for a tale so ghoulish, so ghastly, that an Airbnb representative actually claimed it was the "last straw" for their Anaheim market and removed Airbnb from the region.
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It's not just Bourdain and Spade, either: a quick search for Avicii, the massively popular DJ who died of suicide earlier this year, shows a raft of ghoulish Newsweek headlines.
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At times, particularly with the Catsouras family, it feels a bit ghoulish—they don't know they're in a playful documentary about the internet made by a deadpan cinematic folk hero.
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With its ghoulish face pressed against the wood to listen close, the aye-aye uses the subtle changes in the sound of each tap to find the insects hiding inside.
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A woman in tight jeans passes under the gaze of a ghoulish Lady Liberty, while another, wrapped from head to toe on a hot day, watches half-naked boys swim.
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For example, this adorably ghoulish advent calendar fromOriental Tradingwill make it easy for you and your family to count down the days until it is time to trick or treat.
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Sounds came from the ice, ghoulish groans as floes shifted followed by artillerylike reports as the sheets collided, threatening to open a yawning divide beneath their feet at any moment.
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Tabar is known for her creepy videos and heavily edited photos, which have seen her compared to a "zombie" version of Jolie and to Tim Burton's ghoulish "Corpse Bride" creation.
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These were prescribed evenings of cheese pizza, strawberry ice cream and Xbox as we tried to avoid the kill screen — a ghoulish "You Are Dead" splattered in ketchup-red lettering.
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On her Instagram page, which has more than 15 million followers, she is brusquely anti-fashion, swaddling herself in shapeless, oversized, boldly colored clothes and making silly or ghoulish faces.
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In the time Mr. Blum and I were having dinner, his latest, "Happy Death Day," a ghoulish twist on "Groundhog Day," leapt to No. 1 at the weekend box office.
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What's truly galling about their ghoulish actuarial calculus is that it's a totally false choice between the "cure" of a partial economic shutdown and the "disease" of a dangerous pandemic.
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"There's really nothing more gross and ghoulish than people in the media pontificating on a public persons health and the hypothetical political ramifications of their death," McCain tweeted Friday afternoon.
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The moment this happens, when Renata's face sharpens into a barely hidden scowl, Renata realizes that Mary Louise is truly much more ghoulish and calculating than she'd thought her to be.
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Bernthal is asked to do a lot with his role in portraying many different sides of Castle and bringing emotional depth to the character without coming off as ghoulish or campy.
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Their compelling hybrid of black, thrash, and death metal plucks the juiciest elements of each, leaning heavily on ghoulish Second Wave black metal melodies and punctuated by a dirty DIY snarl.
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Palantir—a data company named for the seeing stones from the Lord of the Rings trilogy—has attracted increasing scrutiny as the ghoulish details of Trump's family separation policy are uncovered.
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The director David Robert Mitchell showed an indefatigable focus with his creepy twist on ghoulish stalker horror, "It Follows," and the new film promises another destabilizing universe for audiences to enter.
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Hunters not only hits you with the reveal that the Colonel is alive and kicking, but also happens to be one half of the most ghoulish couple history has ever seen.
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Midway through Obsidian Entertainment's new role-playing shooter The Outer Worlds, I met a man miserably playing a corporate mascot, his head semi-permanently enclosed in a large, ghoulish moon mask.
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Curry said that his office would "vigorously prosecute" the case, according to the AP. "We are disheartened that ghoulish and inappropriate public commentary has politicized this tragedy," Curry, a Democrat, said.
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Through three episodes, though, the show's main interest doesn't lie in the ghoulish, dream-invading creatures, former death-row inmates who, for now, are safely locked up in a Colorado compound.
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The fact that the book focuses on the lead-up to the cusp of her fame makes it sensible not to portray her death, which could be ghoulish if improperly handled.
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In homage to Rollin's macabre sensibilities and transgressive use of horror to tantalize rather than frighten, sibling artist-curator duo Kelsey and Rémy Bennett staged a ghoulish, femme-powered photo shoot.
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Silhouetted cutouts of large, black trees with creepy bare branches were placed on the columns of the White House South Portico, lit a ghoulish orange; dozens of pumpkins lined the curved staircases.
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But the ghoulish way so many of us clearly cherish feuds and fighting, and love to demand that our idols prove they are the unrivaled best, suggests there's no end in sight.
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"I care that 'the ghost' of my beloved father was used as ghoulish and deeply disturbed political propaganda on CPAC's stage, but hey maybe that's just me," McCain wrote in a tweet.
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But what was supposed to be a leisurely day hike turned into a nightmare when fire officials, responding to a 911 call from Nichols, came across the ghoulish scene of Casto's death.
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In the nineteen-thirties, during Stalin's purges, the House of Government earned the ghoulish reputation of having the highest per-capita number of arrests and executions of any apartment building in Moscow.
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Shchukin passed on Picasso's "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon," whose ghoulish prostitutes were too shocking even for him, though he would soon fill the Trubetskoy Palace with more than 50 of that artist's works.
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The 60-year-old, known for his outsize multimedia installations of monstrous, distorted faces and ghoulish video projections, has spent decades searching for mystic ephemera everywhere from estate sales to online auctions.
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But this time, Murphy doesn't think the administration can placate the growing number of senators merely by sending the CIA director to brief them on the ghoulish details of Khashoggi's death, as Sen.
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In her latest adventure, Madea ends up spending her Halloween fending off poltergeists, zombies, killers, and other ghoulish characters, all whilst trying to maintain a close eye on a cluster of mischievous teenagers.
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By midafternoon, 3,000 panicky depositors had withdrawn their money, and 25,000 ghoulish onlookers had gathered to watch, a year after the stock market crashed, the Roaring Twenties conclusively culminate with a thundering crescendo.
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But truly all you're really thinking about is how fucking ghoulish this mechanized iteration of ol' Abe looks with his bulging eyes, terrifying teeth, peeling face, decrepit beard, and chewed-up stovepipe hat.
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And it looks as though Halloween is coming early for us this year: Lip Smackers just dropped a ghoulish Tsum Tsum line that's far cuter than any costume we could have dreamt up.
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Even back in those "good ol' days" (which, by the way, weren't so good), the whole affair was more than a bit ghoulish, but it looked more like the typical American power fantasy.
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If donning your scariest costume just isn't enough of a thrill, then here are some of the best places with ghoulish histories and scary stories to guarantee any visitor a terrible night's sleep.
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Pretty much anything was a source for riffing — funny voices included — whether it was a painting of Daniel Lambert, who at his heaviest weighed 700 pounds, or a ghoulish model with flayed skin.
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They celebrate polls that show her leading Trump by numbers that are dangerously close to the margin of error, when she should be ahead by double digits after his season of ghoulish gaffes.
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Although he has always been known for his vaguely liberal opinions online, on this occasion Mike used the passage of the insanely ghoulish GOP tax bill to uh, defend conservative commentator Meghan McCain?
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But her acceptance of the truth brought a dark new phase — a spiral of flashbacks and nightmares, with Mr. Nassar emerging from the darkness, ghoulish and pale, saying he needed to "treat" her.
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Each was, in that ghoulish way that obit writers feel, a pleasure to write (especially for someone who enjoyed watching sports more than playing them and spent many hours professionally writing about sportscasters).
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There were ghoulish commemorations of the officers who have killed themselves this year — more than 50, well on the way to a record — including a mannequin hanged in effigy, and 51 cardboard coffins.
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Sinister and netherworldly, the ghoulish characters that take shape in a series of notebooks referred to as the "Cabinet of Curiosity" take on the role of the subjugators who humiliate and dispossess the powerless.
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It examines ghoulish art and literature, from a fifteenth-century rood screen depicting a pair of fashionably dressed skeletons to the Christmas Eve cameo of Marley's ghost to the "everyday apparitions" of Muriel Spark.
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He also continued to parrot the Republican hypocrisy surrounding a woman's reproductive rights while distorting the truth on reproductive freedom bills in New York and Virginia, describing ghoulish, untrue situations the bills would allow.
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"Better to be safe than sorry" is how she put it in a recent interview at United Nations headquarters, chuckling at herself, which she does often, even when she is talking about ghoulish things.
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Culminating in a brilliantly appropriate stunt (labeled a "ghoulish plot" by one news outlet), "The Proposal" meditates on the meaning of artistic legacy and hums with the fear of being wiped from public memory.
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But unlike many similar films, La Llorona is also grounded in a specific social and political setting, with a ghoulish sense of justice that would feel right at home in a Twilight Zone episode.
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But before even thinking about finalizing your costume plans — we can't decide between going the couples route or repurposing some Savage X Fenty lingerie — get your house in spooky shape with some ghoulish gourds.
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The murders are certainly macabre, but the best fun is running all over the city with these amiable partners, meeting the denizens of the night and poking into this vast repository of ghoulish secrets.
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The circumstances are suitably ghoulish for a book that's this much of a grabber: Falk's onetime best friend, Luke Hadler, has apparently killed his wife and young son before turning his shotgun on himself.
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It was late October, and the truck stop was lavishly bedecked with the ghoulish paraphernalia of the season — plastic jack-o'-lanterns, cotton spider webs, wall-mounted witches on broomsticks and other festive gewgaws.
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It's the crux of Flannery O' Connor's "A Good Man Is Hard To find," a ghoulish morsel of a story about a bossy grandmother's aversion to the Sunshine State and the murderer it harbors.
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You know, the messy war drama that the New York Times called a "sadistic and ghoulish spectacle," that widely-panned release currently enjoying a 15 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes and 26/100 on Metacritic?
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Ads blinked in their boxes and were replaced, and suddenly The New York Times had ghoulish GIF ads encouraging us to take advantage of an imaginary Obama Refinancing Rates on the mortgage we don't have.
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If Origin of Evil offers anything original in terms of horror tropes or conventions outside the usual coterie of jump scares and creepy children making ghoulish faces, it might be an outstanding jaunt through demonland.
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Easily the most bizarre and, frankly, ghoulish entry in the Simpson literary catalogue, this volume was initially conceived a decade after the trial as a means to generate money for the increasingly cash-strapped Simpson.
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It's all a bit much and comes to be rather numbing, but ultimately you forgive Gibson for his ghoulish indulgences because the battle scenes are beautifully photographed and the ensemble cast rises to the occasion.
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The film opens with Mad Dog murdering a former lover and her child — a sequence played for manic comedy, largely because both his victims are overweight — and the story just gets more ghoulish from there.
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" In one moment of bluster, at a hearing in late June, Matthew Green, a lawyer for the city, went as far as to suggest that Washington was dealing with "ghoulish moves by an officious intermeddler.
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On Friday morning, President Donald Trump again praised North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un. In the process he also made ghoulish jokes about wanting the same kind of obedience from his staff that Kim receives.
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Despite a few ghoulish scares, this story of Christmas in a spooky town has remained popular with kids, and enjoys the rare prestige of being a movie that's equally popular at Christmas and at Halloween.
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For "O Herói" ("The Hero"), from 1966, multiple panels of brightly painted wood conjoin into a portrait of an army general, his lapel affixed with gaudy military decorations, his face nothing but a ghoulish skull.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Molenbeek, the Brussels borough that gained unwanted notoriety last year when Islamic State militants from the area attacked Paris, has become an unlikely tourist draw - and not just for those with ghoulish tastes.
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It's become something of a ghoulish Hollywood ritual whenever news stories of former child actors who have killed themselves enter the news cycle, with little sense of what the industry could have done to save them.
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Setting aside the obvious, ghoulish cynicism, this plays victims of homophobia for fools who can't see that Trump's coalition is home to David Duke, Louis Farrakhan, and Jerry Falwell, Jr., not to defenders of LGBT equality.
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Trump's famously ghoulish campaign trail boast that he "could stand in the middle of 5th Avenue and shoot somebody and [not] lose any voters" was a slight exaggeration, but it spoke to something true and profound.
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But if research continues to show promising results for this macabre method, it'll just raise the chances that we'll see ghoulish and foolhardy new iterations of longstanding grey health markets spring up to meet emboldened demand.
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It captures the murky underbelly of the industry, the grit of the kitchen, the ghoulish magic of what goes on behind the scenes after the woman at table 12, position one, orders her coq au vin.
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MAYA DARDEL Lena Olin plays an author who starts a rather ghoulish competition: After declaring on the radio that she will end her life, she invites male writers to vie to become executor of her estate.
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Keeping the character's identity ambiguous wasn't too hard: Because the hero is stranded alone on an island, with only animals and other ghoulish creatures to talk to, Mr. Brooks was able to avoid using gendered pronouns.
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"Monsters" is sprinkled with covers of terror mags that never were: Ghastly, Gory Stories, Ghoulish and more, inspired by movie posters and classic 1950s EC comics like Tales From the Crypt and The Vault of Horror.
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It was banned for years by a Massachusetts court after a judge described it as "a nightmare of ghoulish obscenities" — a phrase that, Mr. Wiseman said puckishly, he was tempted to quote for a cinema marquee.
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Related: Why people aren't feeling the strength of the economy Maher's comments remind me of Rush Limbaugh's ghoulish wish in January 2009, when the recession was taking hold and unemployment was climbing, about then President-elect Obama.
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The streets are running red with blood since the arrival of Los Pepes (a close enough acronym for "People Persecuted by Pablo Escobar"), a mysterious assassination squad that's been making ghoulish displays out of murdered Escobar associates.
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Ms. Fellini, who also plays the title character, and Samuel Adams, the director, also retreat rather than fully commit to the story's most deliciously ghoulish side: They are content with "petit" rather than Grand Guignol (2:30).
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Ms. Fellini, who also plays the title character, and Samuel Adams, the director, also retreat rather than fully commit to the story's most deliciously ghoulish side: They are content with "petit" rather than Grand Guignol (41113:30).
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On the island of San Giorgio Maggiore, in Palladio's exquisite basilica, I almost wished I had night-vision goggles to apprehend Tintoretto's vast, nocturnal "Last Supper," whose spectral angels float above the apostles in ghoulish white outline.
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Whatever my intentions had been, it felt a bit ghoulish to be there, to watch a person sitting within earshot of a roomful of soldiers and civilians revisiting in great detail the worst decision of his life.
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The figures are white men, wearing ghoulish rubber masks, who stand over and prepare to castrate a black man — presumably for being seen with the white woman sitting in the pickup's cabin, hiding her face in agony.
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While it definitely doesn't look fruity, the drink is actually filled with bright flavors like mango and pineapple and is made from coconut milk, Starbucks crème Frappuccino syrup and "ghoulish lime slime," a Starbucks spokesperson told PEOPLE.
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A 2300 painting of the eccentric Joe Gould, in the European retrospective, depicts him as a freak with multiple sex organs; in 2107, she painted the poet Kenneth Fearing, framed by the el train and ghoulish commuters.
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Gahan Wilson, whose outlandish, often ghoulish cartoons added a bizarrely humorous touch to Playboy, The New Yorker, National Lampoon and other publications in the era when magazines propelled the cultural conversation, died on Thursday in Scottsdale, Ariz.
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The works of 115 artists, including resin sculptures of ghoulish fruit, trippy neon paintings, and a sculptural recreation of Blink-182's comeback album cover (acknowledged by the band themselves), infiltrates a gargantuan 12,000-square-foot exhibition space.
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In fact, if your end-of-year M.O. involves Netflix and not much else, replacing your sheer pastel polishes with ghoulish tones of midnight blue and emerald green might just be the chicest thing you'll do all season.
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At least we can take a small amount of solace in knowing by the end of the Haunting Of Hill House finale, no more souls are expected to enter the home's ghoulish walls again or its Red Room.
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There's so much to love about footage of the pitch: the reactions of the professional ball players, the mascot helping Sadako off the mound, The Grudge's Toshio acting as a sort of pinch runner for his ghoulish mother.
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In contrast to Mr. Thornton's naturalistic portrayal of McBride, we get William Hurt breathing hard as McBride's nemesis, a ghoulish figure with a scarred face who sits in a red-lighted room watching surveillance video of his employees.
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"The Conjuring," however did just that, with a very creepy film (based on real events) that really gets under your skin, and a number of spin-offs focusing on a terrifying doll named Annabelle and a ghoulish nun.
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It's not exactly as ghoulish as his partisan opponents have suggested -- rivals, it's worth adding, in the Democratic Party who have themselves voted to reduce or "reform" welfare programs in the past -- but the ideological thread is clear.
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Airports were so eager to rid themselves of birds that they occasionally resorted to ghoulish methods: In 1991, for example, agents from the US Department of Agriculture used shotguns to kill 14,5133 seagulls at John F. Kennedy Airport.
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It remains widely beloved for its audacity in showing us the Joker at his monstrous worst, but also in showing us that he and Batman are both just men, brought together by a thin, ghoulish twist of fate.
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Op-Ed Contributor When judges schedule a lethal injection for a terminally ill prisoner whose struggle against lymphatic cancer and extensive medical history has left him without any easily accessible veins, our law descends into a ghoulish inferno.
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Maria Loboda's photographic print of a feather, small bones, and a crocodile purse along with Beth Collar's ghoulish, baby-esque appendages made of mahogany and brass are almost like ceremonial offerings highlighting a cultural moment of decrepit self-commercialization.
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The show is drawn entirely from the museum's permanent collection, and its greatest surprise comes from Jan Müller, a German émigré in New York, whose ghoulish "Faust I" (2267) depicts the witches of Goethe's epic as starved, traumatized wraiths.
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The show is drawn entirely from the museum's permanent collection, and its greatest surprise comes from Jan Müller, a German émigré in New York, whose ghoulish "Faust I" (210) depicts the witches of Goethe's epic as starved, traumatized wraiths.
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Before the performance, an actor usually declares that "fortune favors the bold," and the 400 or so audience members are instructed to wear — and not remove — ghoulish white masks, fueling a sense of anonymity amid the production's fantasy setting.
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While the figures in the picture are pretty ghoulish, they're actually just technicians performing vibration and acoustic testing, which is used by engineers to ensure that everything stays where it should during the turbulent rocket ride up into space.
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Sony Pictures Entertainment, the distributor of the Ghostbusters reboot, put out a notice on June 2 calling for fans to dress according to theme for the event, which turned Singapore's skyline into a ghoulish green for just one night.
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The show is drawn entirely from the museum's permanent collection, and its greatest surprise comes from Jan Müller, a German émigré in New York, whose ghoulish "Faust I" (22254) depicts the witches of Goethe's epic as starved, traumatized wraiths.
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The show is drawn entirely from the museum's permanent collection, and its greatest surprise comes from Jan Müller, a German émigré in New York, whose ghoulish "Faust I" (229500) depicts the witches of Goethe's epic as starved, traumatized wraiths.
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The show is drawn entirely from the museum's permanent collection, and its greatest surprise comes from Jan Müller, a German émigré in New York, whose ghoulish "Faust I" (2212) depicts the witches of Goethe's epic as starved, traumatized wraiths.
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In fact, K is a Blade Runner: a synthetic human known as a replicant, physically redoubtable and emotionally dry, whose job is to find and to "retire" (a ghoulish euphemism) any early-model replicants who are still out there.
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A growing number of Britons who dread the spooky holiday - when packs of youngsters dressed as witches, skeletons and ghosts ask their neighbors for sweets with the phrase 'trick or treat' - are looking for ways to deter ghoulish callers.
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"It's ghoulish the way they sucked money out of these kids," said Steven Ames Brown, a lawyer who sued and won royalty settlements from Sugar Hill Records and its owners on behalf of the Furious Five and other groups.
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The show is drawn entirely from the museum's permanent collection, and its greatest surprise comes from Jan Müller, a German émigré in New York, whose ghoulish "Faust I" (228) depicts the witches of Goethe's epic as starved, traumatized wraiths.
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The show is drawn entirely from the museum's permanent collection, and its greatest surprise comes from Jan Müller, a German émigré in New York, whose ghoulish "Faust I" (2396) depicts the witches of Goethe's epic as starved, traumatized wraiths.
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It correctly discerned that the people marauding the nation, scaring children with their ghoulish costumes and macabre makeup, are basically a smattering of very sad humans™ who are both starved of attention and embarrassingly susceptible to American marketing.
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With its stark lighting, ghoulish makeup and cartoonish sets, the production looks great, but the conflicts that Ms. Bach dramatizes seem neither as ethically fraught nor as socially urgent as the ones that Schnitzler explored over a century ago.
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There's a bit of Guillermo del Toro's "Crimson Peak" in the exuberant gothic creepiness, especially as the plot moves from corporate thriller to psychological melodrama to full-on creep show, complete with incest, medical experiments and ghoulish aristocratic shenanigans.
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He took a brand that had gone from disaster under John Major to sheer irrelevance under the ghoulish trio of Hague, IDS, and Howard, and reformatted it into something that was like a slightly ropey photocopy of Blairism's election–winning machine.
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Truly, these ghoulish fruits instigate a deeply resonant tension between wonder and horror, a desire to draw closer and further in the viewing that find a faint echo in the surface-to-wide-angle viewing experience of an Impressionist painting.
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" Or this ghoulish scene, when the mormorach rips apart a victim, in which horror gives way to pathos, and the end of hope meets its beginning: "And, unbidden, from a flash of light in his brain, the word intestine came. . . .
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Never one to shy away from the theatrical, Jeffrey's very personal runway show began with ghoulish performers moving about the show venue in a screaming-and-howling rage, which he said was intended to highlight the challenges of a queer upbringing.
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Mr. Weller, who landed in controversy last fall when Brandeis University canceled a staging of "Buyer Beware," his play about Lenny Bruce, adds a vaguely ghoulish, shape-shifting narrator (Jerzy Gwiazdowski) to the proceedings, which is also a bold move.
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Cases containing publicity materials for the great British actor Charles Laughton share a room with Douglas Gordon's ghoulish "Self-Portrait of You + Me (Dean Martin 01)," in which Martin's eyes are burnt out to leave a mirror's jarring reflection behind.
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The other big announcement Sherman and Kahl made, one that caused audible gasps in the room for how ghoulish it sounded, involves the recasting of the wife role on Kevin Can Wait, the network's bland but solidly rated Kevin James comedy.
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It had some trotting cumbia beats, mariachi horns and samples of booming Spanish DJ patter; it had stretches of buzzy, wriggling keytar lines; it had bursts of ghoulish laughter and metallic crashes; it had blasts of all-out, oversaturated noise.
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In extra-ghoulish news, Trump's latest attempt to ruin everything we love hits hard — right in the part of our brain where we store the slumber-party memories of watching (and rewatching, and rewatching again) the 1993 classic Hocus Pocus.
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While it's no longer a brothel, guests who rent out the Harlot House will find themselves surrounded by saucy nude portraits, rooms named after historic sex workers, and according to Time Out, you might even meet some ghoulish gals during your stay.
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Split into five chapters, with each presenting a different ghoulish figure to sprint away from, Little Nightmares opens strong, as you're presented with a spider-like figure with unsettlingly long arms, completely wrapped in bandages, who wails uncontrollably when you startle him.
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Ghostly International's dancefloor-oriented sister label Spectral Sound celebrates 15 years of ghoulish rug-cutting this year and the eerie imprint is celebrating with a party being thrown by New York techno tastemakers The Bunker this weekend at Good Room in Brooklyn.
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Throughout its eight tracks, Appalling Ascension devotes its time to roiling riffs, apocalyptic percussion, an impossibly heavy low end, and echoing growls—classic modern dark death metal, really, with perhaps even more of a ghoulish doom edge and some truly nasty guitar work.
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The Babadook delivers a star turn for Essie Davis as Amelia, the mother whose attempts to deal with her hyperactive, perpetually terrified son (Noah Wiseman) leave her exhausted, isolated, and open to the curse of the dreaded Babadook, a ghoulish children's book monster.
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Its founders, known as the Thirty Comrades, established the army in 2340 with a ghoulish ceremony in Bangkok, where they drew each other's blood with a single syringe, mixed it in a silver bowl and drank it to seal their vow of loyalty.
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But it also means that reasonable Republican voters who are sickened by gun violence -- truly sickened, not just sickened for "likes" on Twitter -- have a moral obligation to refuse to support ghoulish enablers like the majority leader, who allow deadly violence to flourish.
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Dreamt up by H.G. Wells at the end of the 19th Century, "The Invisible Man" has a long screen history and is considered part of Universal's "monsters" stable, even if he's not a perfect fit with the rest of that ghoulish gang.
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Yes, this is the ultimate occasion for ghoulish garb and spooky skeletal ensembles, but it's also the one time of year (drag queens and professionals aside), you can fully assume the identity of another character or icon and really go the extra mile.
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To the surprise of many in government, the agency's Instagram account quickly attracted a sizable following among those alternately drawn to and horrified by a steady cascade of images depicting lipstick Tasers, bone knives and replicas of Freddy Krueger's ghoulish bladed gloves.
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Whether it's a new conspiracy theory about the plays actually being written by aristocrats -- usually pushed by snobs who think middle-class people can't be geniuses -- or a ghoulish tale about a missing skull, here's how to select the serious Shakespeare scholarship from the salacious.
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I can see Her face in the firelight, podgy and flushed, Her head thrown back, howling, on layers of neck, Greasy, joyous, Clearly in charge of this ghoulish discothèque Where flappers and freaks, titans and nuns are squushed As she leads their silhouettes toward eternity.
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Therein lies the rationale for what seems to be the most egregious example of networks excavating, with almost ghoulish determination, the resting places of their oldies but goodies in search of anything that, once revivified, might still pull in the semblance of a crowd.
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But, perhaps in a collectively unconscious bid to soften the inherent horror of the actual murders, the public persisted — and thus began a ghoulish, annual Trick or Treat tradition of pushing the boundaries of good taste by sending up figures ripped from the headlines.
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There is Emma's boyfriend, who didn't keep her from being attacked; Emma's psychiatrist, who wasn't much good at helping her recover; Jane's doctor, whom she hasn't forgiven for her baby's death; and a ghoulish guy who delivers flowers to the house for reasons initially unknown.
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The writing looked like stitches, and reminded me of an indelible autobiographical image from a 1989 Madonna video: a little girl attending a funeral and walking up to her mother's corpse, then realizing that the mortuary had stitched her lips together — a ghoulish final silencing.
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It feels, at least to me, like every day, the world becomes a little more ghoulish and harder to bear, and if I'm having a good day, well, all I have to do is hop on Twitter to be reminded of why I should maybe feel otherwise.
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That was true both on and off screen for Octavia Spencer and Sally Hawkins in The Shape of Water, Guillermo del Toro's ghoulish romance about a mute janitor (Hawkins) who falls in love with an aquatic creature housed in the top secret government facility where she works.
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Though she admitted USSLC worked with a number of other companies, she seemed to have no knowledge of these ghoulish terms of service, and stated that her company had an internal "do-not-call" list for customers who didn't want to received promotional calls, texts, and mail.
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The most Riverdale of Riverdale quotes: Instead of a quote, it's a reaction this week: Jughead being down to drink poison in the ghoulish sex bunker he squats in sometimes with his girlfriend, but acting like having to kiss Ethel is the biggest burden in history.
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The failure of Obama and European leaders to establish a safe zone has been a catastrophic mistake that has allowed ghoulish and escalating carnage to be inflicted on Syrians and caused a flood of refugees that has destabilized Europe and increased the danger of terrorism everywhere.
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There's a potential for abuse in these kinds of policies which may provide a perverse incentive to governments which could conceivably profit on the back of insurance payouts in the event that a country is adversely affected by an epidemic (not to be too ghoulish about it).
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Anyway, when Gosling is nominated for an Oscar for his role in La La Land as a thinly-veiled mansplaining but sweet, wide-eyed, nice music nerd, let's all remember his pseudo goth turn on this ghoulish record that will absolutely soundtrack your next Halloween party.
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From the sparse, ghoulish chill of "Take Ya Pik, Nik!!!" to the reverberating judders of "Smash," The Best sees Omar-S in world-building mode, taking his inimitable knack for big house tunes and lacquering them with aching pathos—bravado, weighed down by a world-weary melancholy.
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They love the ride so much they have a spooky section of their apartment completely dedicated to it which features collectible items including a ghoulish limited edition tiki mug of the hitchhiking ghosts and a sculpture of the famous stretching wall painting, "the ballerina and alligator."
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The film pits the creepy white supremacist "New Founding Fathers" (and their ghoulish plans to ensure their souls are "cleansed") against ordinary people trying to protect their homes and care for the wounded, and against a morally upright female senator who wants to take down their regime.
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This is ghoulish and macabre but in a way it's remarkable that it has the power to shock at all, because it's little different from run-of-the-mill GOP exploitation of post-9/11 panic, the attacks in Benghazi, Paris, San Bernardino, and on down the line.
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One of the more surreal moments of the night occurred when Bono resurrected his ZooTV Tour persona MacPhisto, a top-hatted, Trump-spouting manifestation of Mick Jagger's "Sympathy for the Devil" character, complete with a ghoulish clown face provided courtesy of what appeared to be a Snapchat filter.
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"I Am Heath Ledger" is part of a rather ghoulish series of Spike documentaries devoted to famous people who died too young, among them "I Am JFK Jr." Having premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival, the project lands at the cable network en route to a digital/DVD release.
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John RutherfordJohn Henry RutherfordEd Markey, John Rutherford among victors at charity pumpkin-carving contest 'Mass shooting' at Florida video game tournament: authorities Carter, Yoder advance in appropriations committee leadership reshuffle MORE (R-Fla.) now have ghoulish bragging rights — they're both the winners of a congressional pumpkin-carving contest.
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Bloodied and splayed across the tile with no shoes, rolled-up jeans and a shirt hiked above his generous belly, Escobar became the subject of a ghoulish photo-op, with various operatives posing with wide smiles on their faces, like big-game hunters showing off a prize catch.
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Open since June, Skull & Crown is filled with tiki- and horror-themed items in a marginally ghoulish Indiana Jones-meets-Gilligan homage accented by skulls and shrunken heads, fishing nets and buoys, pineapple-shaped lamps, large tiki idols, a mermaid sculpture and an eerie soundtrack complete with thunderclaps.
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During a Thursday morning appearance on Maria Bartiromo's Fox Business show, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross made a ghoulish effort to find an "America First" silver lining to the Chinese coronavirus that has already killed 170 people and infected nearly 8,000 more, and threatens to become a global pandemic.
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On Tuesday night her husband sought to redefine her, by telling the story of the first 40-some years of that bargain, marked not by ghoulish conspiracy theories like the ones surrounding Benghazi and the death of Vince Foster, but by the behind-the-scenes diligence that powered everything she did.
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A good rib can be ruined by a gelatinous puck of macaroni salad or watery slaw slithering up next to it on your plate, like the ghoulish neighbor you begrudgingly invited to this party and may need to call in an AMBER Alert on before the cocktail hour is through.
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There has always been a ghoulish fascination with death and destruction; visitors have flocked to the ruins of Pompeii for more than two centuries, and after Pan Am Flight 103 crashed near Lockerbie, Scotland, in 1988, curious onlookers flooded the roadways to the wreckage site, tying up traffic and hampering emergency services.
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The variously wrecked players, the ghoulish quacky fixes for the game's unfixable problems, the constant blaming of victims for those problems—these are undeniable and bad things, and somehow instead of forcing the league to reckon with itself, they only seem to serve as battle cries, rallying Football's Defenders before the shield.
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True to its title, the film follows five young stereotypes on a weekend getaway to a remote cabin, where they're stalked by a murderous undead family — but only because they were set up by a ghoulish behind-the-scenes group that needs their pain and suffering as a sacrifice to an even greater evil.
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Victoria Armstrong, Phillip's fiancé told the Times that she "felt so disrespected and violated," but Largo police spokesman Lt. Randall Chaney says that the detectives didn't need a search warrant, an assessment backed up by several legal experts, who said that it was "ghoulish," but that constitutional protections against searches don't apply to the deceased.
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The ghoulish victory lap Trump took after learning about the mass killing at a gay night club in Orlando on Sunday is completely consistent with his overall obliviousness to the fact that the boisterous belligerence and self-aggrandizement that helped him win the primary won't serve him just as well in the general election.
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Then, after Trump uttered his ghoulish words about "fire and fury" against North Korea "the likes of which the world has never seen" (which made him sound like Dr. Strangelove in the famous 1964 film about nuclear war that did not have a happy ending), cabinet members tried to clarify what the president actually meant.
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It is ghoulish in the most contemporary of ways that this sort of thing is even up for debate, but it's most important to see the effort to counter it as what it is: not a political campaign but an existential one, and so not the sort of thing that you get to do twice.
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Ms. Korn exhibits a set of ghoulish miniatures depicting Mr. Viall's family members, who have appeared frequently on the show in support of his many love journeys, posed alongside the creepy star of internet scary stories, Slender Man; the piece draws parallels between two bizarre fantasy worlds that hold real people's lives in their grasp.
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The book skips merrily from topic to ghoulish topic, exploring the mechanics of those Coney Island death traps; peering at the lurid attractions of the sideshows of old; weaving a story about Victorian hair art; poking away at humanity's curious impulse to "play dead;" and delving into the emotional intricacies of collecting other people's mourning objects.
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From an enormous fiberglass sculpture of the Pink Panther smoking a meth pipe, a chair in the shape of a woman raising her legs for coitus, and dozens upon dozens of paintings of ghoulish figures with disheartening phrases like "Why Did You Go and Die," there is more at play than overwhelms the eye in Melgaard's Bushwick, Brooklyn studio.
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"At the moment, from the current debates about alleged White House collusion with Russia, to the success of The Americans, the KGB seems to be the subject of Americans' combined ghoulish fascination and horror," Mark Galeotti, an expert on Russian politics and global crime at the Institute of International Relations in Prague and VICE contributor, wrote me this week.
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For instance, you can check out the classic "Slutty Pumpkin" episode of How I Met Your Mother (season 1, episode 6); Brooklyn Nine-Nine's "HalloVeen" (season 5, episode 4); "Halloween" from Buffy the Vampire Slayer (season 2, episode 6); or "The Halloween Scene" from Sabrina the Teenage Witch (season 5, episode 6) for some ghoulish good fun.
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The terrible experiences she's processing are punctuated by flashes of simpler horrors — drawings of the covers of her beloved Dread, Ghoulish and Ghastly magazines (dead ringers for the real-world Creepy and Eerie, whose frequent contributor Richard Corben seems to have had as much of an impact on Ferris's artwork as his polar opposite, Lynda Barry).
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The crime had all the ghoulish ingredients of a potboiler: the sudden disappearance of a wealthy landowner and Harvard graduate, George Parkman (pictured); another Harvard man—John Webster, a professor of chemistry and mineralogy—as prime suspect; a dismembered body presumed to be the victim's; a sullen janitor who supplied the anatomy laboratory with cadavers; and a trial reported in screaming headlines.
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They can be counted on to invent ghoulish conspiracy theories (Vince Foster, Benghazi) out of nothing, or to identify a legitimate impropriety (her email practices as secretary of state) and react so out of proportion (suggesting, for instance, that the squeaky-clean conservative FBI director, James Comey, is covering up her crimes) that the story becomes about their outlandishness, rather than her conduct.
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It turns out that "The Hunt," its detractors and its studio's attempt to cash in on its notoriety are all textbook examples of a colossal self-own: As a remake of the 1932 people-hunting thriller "The Most Dangerous Game," this tepid iteration uses the ghoulish premise mostly as an excuse to trot out increasingly gross rituals of torture and body horror.
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Showcasing the inner workings of the life of any parent during the ghoulish festivities, her caption says it all: "Mamá makeup duties...#happyhalloween����.." Lopez's children both dressed up for the night — her son rocking a Baymax costume and Emme portraying a "pretty lil fox" — but there's no photographic proof that the "Ni Tú Ni Yo" singer and boyfriend Alex Rodriguez brought out a couples costume this year.
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They're going on a UK-wide screening tour with We Are The Weirdos, a showcase of short films from up-and-coming female directors that feature characters like a college student whose skin mysteriously starts peeling off after a one night stand; a cyber-stalker punishing married men for using dating apps, and a ghoulish figure who murders late-night revellers in a bar.
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At the Cooper's we see Polly (Tiera Skovbye) rushing Betty awake for what seems to be Christmas morning, as Betty comes down the stairs the scene turns terrifying immediately showing Polly, Hal (Lochlyn Munro), and Alice Cooper (Mädchen Amick) all dead with the Black Hood creepily climbing over the couch as if to get Betty next – but Betty wakes up from the ghoulish nightmare just in time.
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Celeste's time on the stand is meant to shock, and it comes across as so out-of-bounds ghoulish in order to make a bigger point: that victims like Celeste, and particularly women, don't come forward because society (as represented by Ira) will make them relive their abuse, constantly doubt them, paint them as liars, and make them feel like what happened to them is their fault.
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Where Charles Addams, her first hero, created a world of mansard-roofed houses and ghoulish folks to fill them, hers is the world of the receding New York middle class: scuffed-up apartments, grimy walls, round-shouldered men perched on ratty armchairs and frizzy-haired women in old-fashioned skirts—no Chast skirt has ever risen above the knee—marked by a shared stigmata of anxiety above their eyes.
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There aren't many pop culture touchpoints for World War I. It's not that entertainment has ignored it — on the contrary, there are dozens of novels and movies like All Quiet on the Western Front about the Great War — it's just that modern filmmakers have found much more fertile cinematic ground a few decades later, in World War II. It is, for reasons that are at best crass and ghoulish, the more cinematic war.
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