This garden event in the Bronx promises several, but the intent isn't holiday ghoulishness.
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The makeup, which showed grisly bolts sticking out of the monster's neck, added to the ghoulishness that accompanied Karloff's performance.
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Unlike Mindhunter, it has absolutely no qualms about the inherent ghoulishness of its offering and cuts down on scenes of anguished moral wrangling.
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One thing that Marshall and Hellboy do successfully is bring the horror and foul ghoulishness of demons and other underworld denizens to life.
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While critics were mixed on Joker, many viewers lauded the movie and Phillips for focusing on a character who revels in his own ghoulishness.
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Embarrassed by the ghoulishness of her symptoms, the young woman had socially isolated herself and experienced symptoms of major depression, as well as panic disorder.
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One bad day can push men to extremes — Batman's bad day pushed him to a relentlessly seek justice, and conversely, Joker's drove him to deranged ghoulishness.
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"2019, in addition to its more general geopolitical ghoulishness, has been a difficult one for this particular family abolitionist," Lewis told the audience of about two dozen.
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The ghoulishness of his killings — which he described as an act of benevolence and mercy that he provided to the sick and old people — drew international attention.
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Some photos convey a certain ghoulishness and cut off sensibility, as seen by a woman's portrait with the face omitted by the camera flash by photographer Manjari Sharma.
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It feels as if Gurba is drawn to these details not from ghoulishness but from a need to make her own suffering and fear feel more real to her.
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Frankenstein's Monster is just this sort of electrified tortured soul who only ever turns to ghoulishness and murder to push his creator into action and as a reaction to the way a hateful society treats him.
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But despite the irony and ghoulishness of Kajii's story, there is beauty in this narrative as well — it is the people who beget the tree, and the tree that pleases the people: a culture and a plant, their survival inextricable from one another.
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Years of progress made in smothering corruption, encouraging democracy, and combating Russian revanchism could all go up in smoke—all because Giuliani's ghoulishness knows no depths, and his unalloyed illiberalism just so happens to benefit a president willing to go to unprecedented, and unsettling, lengths to assure re-election.
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Baxter, 1993. p. 82: "... funny and seldom profound ..."Sarris, 1966. p. 31: "... Sternberg's funniest film ..." The feature closes with the melodramatic military execution of Dietrich's Agent X-27 (based on Dutch spy Mata Hari), the love-struck femme fatale, a scene that balances "gallantry and ghoulishness."Sarris, 1966.
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The Flood have been featured in four series of Halo action figures, produced by Joyride Studios. For Halo: Combat Evolved, Joyride produced a Carrier Form and Infection form bundle. Halo 2s series contains both a human combat form and infection form (bundled with the Master Chief), which were released after the video game. Armchair Empire's review of the figure expressed the sentiment that Joyride's models could not totally capture the ghoulishness texture and detail of the Flood.
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Canadian film critic Robin Wood noted that Man of the West is director Anthony Mann's version of William Shakespeare's play King Lear, whose elements appeared in The Furies, The Naked Spur and The Man From Laramie, with its sense of emotional whirlwind, and an older order crumbling. Man of the West, like most Mann films, is a tale of redemption. We are asked to consider the essential monstrousness of the hero, and whether redemption is a tenable idea. The noble frontiersman is made the Other, and one not very deserving of sympathy, a savage whose past ghoulishness seems unimaginable.
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" Moira MacDonald of The Seattle Times gave the film three and a half stars out of four, saying "What makes Corpse Bride sing, ultimately, is the breadth of imagination that it demonstrates; creating a cluttered, textured and mysteriously beautiful world that we're loathe to leave at the end." Liam Lacey of The Globe and Mail gave the film three out of four stars, saying "Ghoulishness and innocence walk hand-in-hand in Tim Burton's Corpse Bride, a movie that digs into Hollywood's past to resurrect the antique art of stop-motion animation and create a fabulous bauble of a movie." Jack Mathews of the New York Daily News gave the film three and a half stars out of four, saying "Stop-motion animation may be the hardest and most tedious job in Hollywood, but the makers of Tim Burton's Corpse Bride deserve a couple of years in Tahiti celebrating their effort." Lou Lumenick of the New York Post gave the film three and a half stars out of four, saying "Tim Burton's Corpse Bride is an instant classic.
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