If you "ain't afraid of no ghost," we think it sounds ghoulishly cool.
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He therefore offered a more ghoulishly watchable version of what voters were already getting.
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Advertising for Canada's MAiD service (Medical Assistance in Dying) is ghoulishly displayed in emergency rooms.
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His complexion was ghoulishly youthful, undamaged by the sun: dirty cops don't dare go on the yard.
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Up against the wall, a small-scale screen printing rig and several of Cardy's ghoulishly realistic illustrations.
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Ghoulishly, Gonzalez wrestled later that night; he continued to wrestle, mostly as a babyface, until he was 60.
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Her enigmatic persona continues to incite conjecture in boxing enthusiasts, which, no doubt, she would gleefully, and perhaps ghoulishly, relish.
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Less ghoulishly, octets by Beethoven and Mozart frame ensemble pieces by Gounod and Ibert in "Spring Winds" (Sunday at 5 p.m.).
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It also provides perpetrators of violence with an audience that ghoulishly "gamifies" their acts and cheers their "high scores" of dead.
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The Haunted Mansion, located in Disney's Magic Kingdom, is one of the most ghoulishly frightening attractions in an otherwise whimsical, happy park.
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Trade pacts are the walking dead of diplomacy, repeatedly rising from the grave and lurching ghoulishly through yet more rounds of "last ditch" talks.
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The ghoulishly festive holiday is finally here, and there's better ways to get your grub on than just with mini Kit Kats and Reese's.
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It makes some sense, then, that money is being confronted onscreen these days in ways that make it seem both hotly aspirational and ghoulishly objectionable.
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You can play with up to seven friends and choose whether you want to be on the ghoulishly green team or the paranormally purple team.
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Not so Edward Gorey, who was almost as eccentric as his ghoulishly humorous drawings, with their mysterious black-clad ladies, long-suffering children and ominous menageries.
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The consumption of human flesh just keeps it interesting, and the crepuscular light — shot by the ghoulishly gifted cinematographer Frederick Elmes — gives it a bewitching, Halloween ambience.
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Between the departure of the final patients in the 1970s and the razing of the buildings in 1993, the site was a popular destination for the ghoulishly curious.
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This time, Count Olaf is played by Neil Patrick Harris, who appears to be having a ball making the character every bit as ghoulishly hilarious as one can imagine.
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I had picked a ghoulishly perfect week to swing through President Vladimir V. Putin's Moscow, where spring was struggling to break out over the low-slung, slate-gray cityscape.
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Season 2 has a few of these moments – one character's death caused by drinking nitroglycerin is ghoulishly funny – but the show has settled into a much more somber vibe overall.
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At the moment TV seems determined to have us all believe that we should be ghoulishly obsessed with the ugly murder of a 6-year-old girl 20 years ago.
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With Mrs Clinton and Mr Trump as the nominees, America, which is as repulsed by political mudslinging as it is ghoulishly drawn to it, can expect an extraordinarily ill-tempered and divisive election in November.
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His images often depict solemnly still but emotionally charged scenarios, reminiscent of a less-weird Diane Arbus, a characteristic evident in his photo of a single, giant plush monkey smiling ghoulishly in front of a suburban American home.
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Even the worst of it can be ghoulishly funny: On another bad morning he wakes up to the news that he spent part of the previous night throwing oranges at Bob Dylan, exasperated by Dylan's poor charades skills.
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A masked killer is still after her, her new boyfriend has no memory of their first few days together, and she still gets weaker with every re-spawn, even when she takes matters into her own hands in a ghoulishly silly montage.
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A ghoulishly prankish satire set in Victorian London, it's the most fully realized of three productions I saw on Saturday at the New York Musical Festival, which recently changed its name (formerly New York Musical Theater Festival) to match its longtime acronym, NYMF.
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" The song — which also features Roz Brown and Tanesha Gary — is brassy and ghoulishly comic: "The Drumpf squawks like a wombat but slithers like a lizard understands/Yeah he's got a big ol' belly, but man that beast got tiny little hands.
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In "Postwar," Jackson Pollock, Frank Stella and other American all-stars have no more or less prominence than Socialist Realist painters from the Soviet Union and the new People's Republic of China, or than artists from beyond the great powers, like the ghoulishly brilliant Mozambican muralist Malangatana Valente Ngwenya.
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Not only does director Joe Berlinger's documentary recount the grisly details of the 303 killings that shook the state of Kansas, but the second half examines Capote's writing of the book, gaining the killers' confidence and rather ghoulishly waiting for their execution -- in the face of several stays -- to give his story a genuine ending.
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She expected reboant halls and a ghoulishly scarred Slavic dwarf on call to fetch brains or whatever the mad scientist-in-chief wanted.
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Film Bulletin wrote "rattling good horror show . . . the Frankenstein monster has been ghoulishly and somewhat gleefully resurrected by our English cousins". Harrison's Reports, "well produced but extremely gruesome. The photography is very fine, and so is the acting".
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After a year of being unseen and powerless, Allen receives another visit from the Spectre. This time he finally takes the offer, and becomes the Spectre's human host. Their first mission together is to bring ghoulishly appropriate justice to a child molester. While troubled, Allen is satisfied by the knowledge that "He [the Spectre] needs me more than I need him".
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Dick Tracy has also been the hero in a number of films, including Dick Tracy in which Warren Beatty played the lead in 1990. Tom De Haven praised Gould's Dick Tracy as an "outrageously funny American Gothic", while Brian Walker described it as a "ghoulishly entertaining creation" which had "gripping stories filled with violence and pathos".De Haven, "Your guide to classic comic-strips". Entertainment Weekly.
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Frank Jacobs paints a similar picture in The Mad World of William M. Gaines (1972), a biography published by longtime friend Lyle Stuart. , director John Landis and screenwriter Joel Eisenberg planned a biopic called Ghoulishly Yours, William M. Gaines, with Al Feldstein serving as a creative consultant. The film, however, did not subsist past pre- production. One of his last televised interviews was as a guest on the December 7, 1991, episode of Beyond Vaudeville.
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The war spoils were enormous--pearls, gold, silver, copper, brass, lead, weapons and animals of war. Among the prisoners, the cousins of Raja Ramsingh were released, but the Bhatdhara Phukan, brother of the late Laluksola Borphukan who had abandoned Guwahati, was ghoulishly killed.Bhatdhara Phukan was made to eat the flesh of his sons and then killed. With the fall of Itakhuli, the Ahom kingdom quickly occupied the region up to Manas river, and set up administration under the Borphukan, with his headquarters at Guwahati.
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On Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds an approval rating of 50% based on , with a weighted average rating of 5.8/10. For the film's U.S. release, Vincent Canby of The New York Times wrote that the film "isn't always coherent, but it's as ghoulishly funny and frenzied as a carnival ride through "The Marquis de Sade's Tunnel of Love," adding: "Don't go to Gothic expecting to be elevated. This is no reverie. It's a series of gaudy shock effects, an anthology of horror-film mannerisms that looks like a 60's LSD trip.
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Thomas M. Sipos said Jack Attack is a "one-note film", but it deserved its award at Shriekfest, appreciating "Gordon Yu's beautiful, golden- hued cinematography". Richard Whittaker of the Austin Chronicle called Jack Attack "ghoulishly entertaining", while Jo Satana called it "punchy and strangely whimsical". A Canadian reviewer agreed, noting the "genuinely sweet interactions between Elizabeth and Jack, with both actors giving good, believable performances" which are "almost heartwarming", elements which are daring and "quite effective" in a horror film: > There are times when Jack Attack goes into some pretty gruesome and even > frightening places, but it's not done in a mean-spirited fashion. In fact, > Jack Attack blends a tasty mix of horror and fun, which is really the > perfect recipe for capturing the spirit of Halloween.
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