It's not all so gory (though it has its share of gory bits, for sure).
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Some characters end up looking like scabby, gory, unwrapped mummies.
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It's weird, and twisted, and super gory, but it works.
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Examples included gory images after militant attacks, the company said.
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For adults, Halloween is about jump scares and gory frights.
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Gory game play and Conan's comically incredulous responses were shown.
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Aside from a gory moment of uterine hemorrhaging and an
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It's the most gory and satisfying attack in the game.
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His movies are gory, uncomfortable, and always hilarious — if controversial.
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The gory images get easier and easier to look at.
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This is a collab from Pinlord and illustrator Gory Bastard.
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The show can be soapy and even a little gory.
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They described a gory crime scene at Ms. Dulos's home.
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It's not like watching a gory murder in a movie.
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Two bears wolfing down your salmon ex not gory enough?
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New York City's Financial District has a gory, haunted past
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What if the gory images I see every day are doctored?
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Mr Trump's arrival will only accelerate a gory process of restructuring.
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At least a PG-13, for sexual situations and gory mayhem.
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Perhaps Thorne encouraged Posey to jump into the gory new gig?
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Don't say I didn't warn you: Game of Death is gory.
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Read more Leonardo DiCaprio's 'The Revenant' debuts: Brutal, gory, Oscar-bound?
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If a pattern can be discerned from the gory remains of
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Relive the gory days with this still-seasonally appropriate slasher flick.
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It also renders itself, for all its gory charm, extremely boring.
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Gory wartime violence and less explicit but equally upsetting postwar brutality.
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But definitely skip if you're at all uncomfortable with gory images.
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But, be warned — I'm not sparing any of the gory details.
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In Southeast Asia, depictions of gory karmic punishments are no joke.
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But you might want it, so here are the gory details.
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The action is gory and the monsters colorful, especially the dragon.
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Julia Ducournau's "Raw" was so gory that viewers vomited in theaters.
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"Gunpowder" is quite gory, with scenes of disemboweling and other torture.
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The gory image of a zombie is evoked — the embodied dead.
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Or, in this case, the Adult in the Gory Petting Zoo.
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It's gory and deranged, but also a strangely nostalgic slasher classic.
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Nor does our guide through this gory fantasia have clean hands.
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Readers' prurient fascination with the gory details of suicide trumps responsible journalism.
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Yes, it's gory, and uncomfortable, but it is always serving the character.
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The book is brimming with jaw-dropping minutiae of medicine's gory days.
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That's, at least, how I approach the gory choreography of battle scenes.
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Viewers fascinated by the gory and NSFW clips from the surgery room.
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A gory cinematic trailer revealed "Diablo IV" at the start of BlizzCon.
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The gore is not too gory, and the action is terrifically fun.
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She's written a story of millennial melancholy in gory detail: Friendships end.
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For some people, Halloween is a time to get creepy and gory.
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Kratz told it in gory detail, and it instantly shocked the public.
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And directed by Justin Kurzel, director of the fascinating, and gory, Macbeth adaptation?
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Live-streamed surgeries are done on social media, often as a gory stunt.
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Playing possum is Eve's only real way out of this terrible, gory situation.
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But I don't want to focus on the gory details of her end.
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Eight seasons and innumerable gory deaths later, Game of Thrones concluded Sunday night.
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Unquestionably R. Though the film isn't gory, the violence is intense at times.
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Oh, there's also a pulsing synthwave soundtrack, naturally, and tons of gory violence.
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Ghost of Tsushima Another stunning — and amazing gory — one on the giant display.
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This murder — rapid, weightless, and unnecessarily gory — is Death Note in a nutshell.
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It's also gory and there's a part of the demographic that loves gore.
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Check out the gory details in the graph from the CMS experiment below.
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They might upload revenge porn, disgusting gory images or sexist or racist memes.
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This movie, and all its gory glory, may be right up your alley.
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Her stuff is gory, but the way she words it is like poetry.
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This may just be the most gory season of The Bachelorette yet. 4.
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It never relied on the super joke-ey egregiously gory settings of horror.
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And so one out of every 219 times that ends up being gory.
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The gory video for "ManUNkind," directed by Jonas Åkerlund, features actor Rory Culkin.
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Remember "Dumb Luck" where they injured themselves in a host of gory ways?
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They have Gory and Marcus, the manager, completely snowed or at least compromised.
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Mr. Hooper, though, maintained that it wasn't as gory as many people assumed.
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Riley and I agree the place needs a passion play, a really gory one.
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Would you want to sleep with someone who licked your empty, gory eye socket?
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It's a gory sight to be sure, and in the moment, a tragic one.
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Well, not unless you have a problem with our next point… Is Parasite Gory?
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Yeah, Parasite gets pretty damn gory, but only at the end of the film.
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Like many myths, the gory details of these accounts are likely to be untrue.
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It's a gory show, with blood and brains and severed arms and brutal fights.
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Sharp Objects may be bleak and gory, but guess what: Sometimes, so is love.
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But, such a moment can't work if it's all abrasive rage or gory violence.
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Pregnancy is shown not as a blessed state but as a dangerous, gory trauma.
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Fundraising is always brutal (even if journalists never cover the gritty and gory details).
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Ranging from cult classics to gory slashers, there's a horror to suit every mood.
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He'll also regale children with tales of the Red Wedding, in dark gory detail.
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But if you want more gory details, you'll have read about them for yourself.
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We don't want people to be reveling in the gory details of someone's demise.
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His response after being warned that the experience will be bloody, gory, and painful?
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Conjurer's Kitchen makes gory, anatomically correct cakes for weddings, parties, and other special occasions.
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Us is more than a horror film about gory deaths by an evil twin.
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The film was lampooned by critics who thought it was gory and poorly plotted.
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At the time, the original "Doom" was unusual for its gory and bloodthirsty gameplay.
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And watch two gory Brian De Palma films that recently arrived on streaming services.
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Don't worry, Gears 5 is as gory and intense as Gears has ever been.
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A "big gory political space opera" wasn't something flying off the shelves at the time.
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After the gory photo went viral, Griffin said sorry but later took back her apology.
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What ensues is an over-the-top, gory, often hilarious romp through the art world.
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The very nature of the trial means that gory, maddening stuff might be dredged up.
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In this strange, gory, punk-adjacent period, Blassie was one of the sport's archetypal geniuses.
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If not, call Apostle a fantastically gory dread-soaked horror mystery, and you're close enough.
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There's a fair amount of violence, and especially emotional trauma, but it's not egregiously gory.
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The Compose framework will handle all the gory details of UI optimization for the developer.
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Now, Manziel is breaking his silence on the split ... without getting into the gory details.
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It's bombastic and gory, and it delivers on the total absurdity of that basic premise.
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The gory details of both conclusions are outlined in a new paper in Nature Communications.
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For over a century, paleoanthropologists have been fascinated by a gory question: were Neanderthals cannibals?
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The unicorns' investor circulars have pages dedicated to their legal dangers and gory regulatory risks.
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Watch this and you'll never cheer for the gory killing of a brain-eater again.
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I didn't even like hardcore, and was knee-deep in my gory death metal phase.
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I admit that in recent years I've been nauseous while playing certain gory video games.
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Its gory apocalyptic shuttles can be seen driving down Las Vegas Boulevard as moving advertisements.
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It wallows in grief as its "hero"'s gory vendetta goes from cathartic to pathetic.
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I will spare you the gory details; suffice to say I wasn't home for dinner.
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The answers will surprise you almost as much as that gory "All In" finale cliffhanger.
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Tim Burton's gory adaptation of the Broadway musical stars Johnny Depp as Benjamin Barker, a.k.a.
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However, you should look up how gory a movie is before seeing it, she says.
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But you don't need to reveal all the gory details when you call out sick.
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And while the picture is startling, it's not gory or sensational in a gratuitous way.
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Some of my own favorite science fiction films and television series are gory and terrifying.
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The subject of ballads and gory television series, El Chapo provokes fear even in New York.
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Cabanne, on the other hand, concentrates on the gory decay, invoking associations with disease and transgression.
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If you haven't seen the scary, gory and briefly sexy trailer, you can watch it above.
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Everything ranging from terrorist propaganda to bullying to incitement of violence to gory content to pornography.
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Their campy black-and-white short reimagines the disorder as a gory act of self-cannibalism.
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When the sub-interns observe the gory reality of medicine, the entire situation turns to chaos.
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Saw, Hostel, Final Destination — no gory movie moment has sickened me past the point of enjoyment.
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The only moment of softness in The Hateful Eight is a setup to a gory gag.
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And until the final scene, it's less gory than many of the earlier works it invokes.
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Showing off her comedic chops: a hilarious (and gory) character study for Warner Bros' Game Night.
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She posted about how she wanted to kill her boss and went into some gory details.
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CIKAWAO, Indonesia (Reuters) - A gory fight to the death between snarling dogs and captured wild boars.
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The gory, battle royale-style game will get a socialist makeover to meet stringent Chinese rules.
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A witness said the scene was "pathetic and gory" with passengers trapped in the bus wreckage.
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As far as World War I pictures go, Wonder Woman isn't all that graphic or gory.
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They're great fun, adding to the gory silliness that, somehow, stays faithful to the original text.
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Most Americans' image of early photography involves gory Civil War scenes by Mathew Brady and colleagues.
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Although many of her cakes look gory, de Vetten promises it's all just dyed modeling chocolate.
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Some of its action sequences are entertaining, and it has a ready willingness to get gory.
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This is the red band trailer: super violent (not gory, but potentially NSFW), and super fun.
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What ensues is a trippy, gory exploration of a haunted house and Mr. Obayashi's imaginative mind.
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There's also a subset of Japanese horror movies that's the slice-and-dice really gory ones.
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Although it was successful at the box office, "Saw" was deemed too gory for most critics.
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It offers these moments of gory excess, then Jonah's queasiness implicitly shames you for enjoying them.
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The violent and gory film finds Wolverine and Professor X at the end of their lives.
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Reddit on Friday eventually resorted to taking down two infamous subreddits, r/watchpeopledie and r/gory.
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This film, and their soundtrack, take gory horror films tropes and fold them in on themselves.
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Ma Jian's gory and dark novel makes King's writing look like a delicate romantic drama in comparison.
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All of the onscreen "repossessions," of which there are not few, are rendered with alarming, gory realism.
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He had a flatter demeanor the deeper we got into some of the gory, and crazier stuff.
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She is likely best-known for her gory, humanoid forms that envisage a spectral armada of ghosts.
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Nick goes to do the gory deed while Gypsy hides out in the bathroom, covering her ears.
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"Halloween had been spooky and eerie but not gory or scary until that movie," Ms. Bannatyne said.
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Gory videos of mob justice or photos of bloody corpses sometimes make the rounds on social media.
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He was also sporting a gory bullet hole in his head, courtesy of surprisingly realistic stage makeup.
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There's some nudity and that frank, abrupt Saulnier violence, particularly in one extended scene of gory mayhem.
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This week the cabinet secretary, Sir Mark Sedwill, spelt out the consequences for ministers in gory detail.
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Without going into all the gory details, I lost so much blood that they declared me dead.
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That said, Halloween season really is the best time to settle in with a good gory flick.
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As with that comically gory show, Seth Rogen and his writing partner Evan Goldberg are cocreators here.
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Five people from the Klan and seven counter-protestors were arrested for participating in the gory melee.
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They're generally not as gory as the "Overkills," but still on the sadistic side of gaming cutscenes.
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Its back half is grisly, gory stuff, full of infected wounds, improvised amputations and messy bleed-outs.
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In a "blood and guts" exercise, trainers staged gory injuries with fake blood and simulated body parts.
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This grim and gory horror anthology series took TV by storm when it first premiered in 2011.
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These days, de Vetten makes gory, often anatomically correct cakes for weddings, parties, and other special occasions.
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She doesn't romanticize the war; some of the Blitz scenes in "Life After Life" are harrowingly gory.
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But the former child star considers Santa Clarita Diet more than just a bloody, gory zombie series.
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"It didn't hold back the gory details and was realistic about expectations," he said in an interview.
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Teeth, eyeballs, heads...there were few body parts that didn't get yanked out during this gory episode.
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"Quake", a grim and gory fantasy "shoot-'em-up", pioneered many now-commonplace features of computerised play.
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More often than not, episodes end in a gory stupor to which one can never quite desensitize.
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One evening in May 1606, a street in downtown Rome became the scene of a gory confrontation.
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Sonja is a single, 40-something translator of gory crime novels (Nors's own side gig for years).
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Trump relishes gory descriptions of the dangers posed by illegal immigrants: They didn't want to use guns.
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Toadstools are eaten and blood is supped, but the procedures are neither particularly gory nor pornographically brutal.
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This gory procedural, created by a former detective, is the longest-running British crime drama on television.
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They don't pull any punches in this gory tale set in Arizona near the US-Mexican border.
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Though I already knew most of the gory details, hearing them again hit me right in the gut.
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The opening of the season 7 premiere was a throwback to one of its most infamous gory spectacles.
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And while Little Nightmares isn't outright gory or filled with jump scares, it falls under the horror mantle.
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A man thinks back to a series of gory murders that took place while he was at university.
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Last year, the company released an ad unapologetically titled "Blood," featuring fierce female athletes enduring gory sports injuries.
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Antiques During the 19th century, travelers on whaling ships used art to record dramatic and sometimes gory events.
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I'll break down exactly what I did in gory detail, so you can set yourself up for success.
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An intensely violent and gory show, "The Walking Dead" went too far on Sunday, according to some viewers.
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There are dozens of rapes, genital mutilations, gory murders, hangings, chopping off of limbs, scooping out of eyeballs.
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It was not unlike 203s fears over gory comic books and 1980s worries over sex-laced rock music.
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For me, Alien: Covenant was gory, devastating, and totally effective in making me jump out of my seat.
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Even the legendary Camel Clutch, supposedly invented by Gory Guerrero in the 1940s, has been around much longer.
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To spare you the gory details, we'll just say they're really putting the 'ER' in Outlander this season.
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My only requirement for the Prowler cover when Scott was working on it was that it wasn't gory.
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Both build a sense of dread through flashes of images and suggestion, rather than through prolonged gory scenes.
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Judge Cogan also warned the prosecution that if its presentation got too gory, he might cut it short.
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Dalrymple, the author of numerous books on Indian history, recounts the skirmishes, sieges and battles in gory detail.
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Instead my siblings and I smirked at the excessive gory details, the violence unfamiliar enough to be absurd.
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She perused my gory selfies and sent swabs to be tested to rule out a staph infection (negative).
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MIKE HALE 'The Walking Dead' (AMC) You could argue that this season premiere was excessively gory and thoughtless.
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But Ms. Hardstark, who was dressed as the musician Glenn Danzig, wanted to hear every last gory detail.
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It's nonsense and it's gory, but it's enjoyable, since you know Geralt will triumph against seemingly unconquerable foes.
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And yet the gory details are what we need to know if we want to know our enemy.
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Gruesome without being gory, "The Autopsy of Jane Doe" achieves real scares with a minimum of special effects.
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This film dives deep into a far less gory and far more heartbreaking approach than Us or Parasite.
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This cult classic redefined the horror genre by relying on imagination instead of gory imagery or sophisticated effects.
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Still, Mews' death was astonishing, if only because it was one of the more gory parts of this show.
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Yes, the same Jason Blossom whose murder began Riverdale and we witnessed die in gory detail via security footage.
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This is what differentiates it from classic horror—namely, a lack of overtly sexual content and less gory violence.
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Netflix shows can get a little more gory than those on television, making us a little wary of Mindhunter.
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Nerds can read all the gory details about the evolution of the new encryption mode in this blog post.
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The unfortunate side is that some people have been sitting in angering, expectant positions, waiting for the gory details.
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But the tale of a Victorian psychopath who slashed poor women to death is gory even by operatic standards.
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With the Friday The 13th movies, the violence is blunt, but the stories revolve around the gory kill sequences.
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But Elizabeth North (Portia de Rossi) wasn't as lucky — poor Liz was mercilessly bludgeoned in an incredibly gory scene.
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This year, moviegoers appear to have a bigger appetite for gory, R-rated fare than they've had in years.
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But the episode was so gory — even by the show's standards — that some fans have vowed to stop watching.
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Then, she builds the base and interior structure of the cake, and adds gory-looking details with modeling chocolate.
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It's gory and silly and Post Malone can't stop himself from giggling while he slashes people in the head.
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Doughty takes readers around the globe in search of alternative rituals and doesn't hold back on the gory details.
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Gory is often sober and Marcus is mellow, doing whatever he does in his office and leaving us alone.
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More recently, Chinese regulators blocked sales of another Tencent title — Monster Hunter: World — because it was deemed too gory.
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Priest started grafting the reader-addressing, gory bits of Deadpool onto the character's bones, making them prominent and inescapable.
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In a separate case, Chinese regulators pulled another game — Monster Hunter: World — because its content was deemed too gory.
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Luca Guadagnino follows up "Call Me by Your Name" with "Suspiria," a reworking of the gory 1977 horror classic.
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Cate Blanchett co-stars as the uncle's witch neighbor; Eli Roth, better known for gory movies like "Hostel," directs.
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The medal is a Legion of Honor for something gory in the Balkans that Reacher does not remotely regret.
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The gory eight-episode series is equal parts neo-noir and sinister David Lynch salute, with a lesbian subplot.
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Ms. Hilborn acknowledges that especially gory photos may benefit from warnings, but she doesn't think people should stop posting.
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ET This hyper-fast and super-gory modern take on the Doom series is rife with exploits and glitches.
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The gory eight-episode series is equal parts neo-noir and sinister David Lynch salute, with a lesbian subplot.
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It's gory, goofy, and glorious, and it will ensure you never look at a fireplace quite the same way.
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Despite the year's gory headlines, he appeared to double down on that strategy in a December 1 national address.
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Our case was a dispute over a hernia surgery whose details are too numerous (and gory) to recount here.
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That's how you make the best out of a gory mess of a breakup: you rise to the occasion.
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How does the show compare to other gory things I enjoy — like previous zombie TV shows or bloody B-movies?
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Some of the videos were shocking, and at times voyeuristically uncomfortable and startlingly gory to watch, but I feared worse.
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Like The Secret Service, The Golden Circle specializes in extended sequences of acrobatic chaos that are hyper-gory, yet bloodless.
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Graphic designer Nantes Rykaart wasn't satisfied not knowing which of the two gory series has actually been the most deathly.
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Then there's the gerrymandering power grab by Republicans described in gory detail in the book "RatF**ked"by David Daley.
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Chaining enough blows will charge up a gory execution that restores both health and "spirit," which fuels your beast form.
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"It's a fine show, relying on slow-building tension" rather than "gory shock value," Neil Genzlinger wrote in The Times.
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The Toxic Avenger's environmental message was potent, but its gory scenes of weight machines killing workout-obsessed trolls were brilliant.
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Dig by the Decomposers is worth noting for its excellently gory special effects, as is Canine by Acute Brow Productions.
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I go for the monster movies more than anything; I probably like them more than the gory movies later on.
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It's a serif typeface that's appeared on everything from Shakespearean epics like Titus to gory flicks like The Human Centipede.
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That's more or less par for the course for Quentin Tarantino, whose latest gory epic arrives on Netflix on Wednesday.
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Regulars on the East Village performance scene, they quickly became known for their hard-core feminism and gory, kitschy comedy.
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Both are intensely physical, and the second is especially gory; you can almost feel the resistance of flesh to blade.
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Putnam's punishment for his transgressions with Janine is to have his arm surgically removed in a scene that's remarkably gory.
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Johnson denied rumors that filming the gory "Suspiria" had sent her into psychoanalysis, but admitted it had had some impact.
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In "Julius Caesar," they might stand in for Roman senators, witnessing the machinations leading to the gory Ides of March.
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The lurid image makes it seem as though the ending of the film might once have been more dramatic and gory.
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Finally at the murder site, Gretchen allows herself a gory geek out in front of a bloody rock on a mountaintop.
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Doom Eternal also adds "destructible demons" to the game, which is exactly as gory and gross and fun as it sounds.
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Hargrave spares the reader no gory details, whether of birth, miscarriage or the scent of a body burning at the stake.
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In most zombie stories, the fact that Joel still loves Sheila after she turns would ultimately lead to his gory death.
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Russian state TV channels, typically known for broadcasting sensational and often gory stories, have chosen not to report on the killing.
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And when the inevitable orgy of gory violence finally begins, even that is nowhere near as horrifying as you might fear.
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Here's an especially gory attack method described in the study: That said, should you start killing every praying mantis you see?
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Gears of War 5 is getting a new mode called Escape and it looks like classic, gory, Gears co-op fun.
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In content, Goonew's music is often a gory take on life in his Forrest Creek neighborhood of Prince George's County, Maryland.
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The mass shooting scene, however, was not broadcasted on TV. The gory scene was still available on FX's on-demand feature.
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The firing squad, which has been used very infrequently as a method of execution, showed itself to be gory and troubling.
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The final tally for Syndergaard in the inning was gory: five singles, four stolen bases, one walk and a wild pitch.
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Quake Champions' first gameplay trailer,is every bit as colorful, quick and gory as you'd expect from the famous FPS series.
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All of which is served up to us not just with gory visuals, but with sick-making sounds and smells too.
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As brutally honest—and brutally gory—as the original comic might be, KC Green's updated one of his most famous pieces.
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If we're not exposed to injustices in the world—in all their gory detail—how can we begin to change them?
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What really stands out beyond the deliciously gory plot is the attention to detail and accuracy of representation in the film.
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If you're a chip designer, you can find all the gory glorious details of how the TPU works in Google's paper.
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Or go to the other end of the spectrum, and opt for gory catharsis and controlled tension with a horror film.
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Then came the franchise that evolved arcade panic into gameplay panic: Midway Games' Mortal Kombat, infamous for its gory "fatality" moves.
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The game's funny, and scary, and gory, and so weird—when it breaks the fourth wall, man, that was love, immediately.
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With previous seasons focused on a coven, a cult and more, the series has developed a following by delivering gory frights.
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The deplorables are released into the wild and hunted for sport, resulting in a series of increasingly twisted and gory deaths.
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The Season 7 premiere will give us all the gory details, showrunner Scott Gimple promised at New York Comic Con Saturday.
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He said even prison officials found them gory and gut-wrenching, and the environment inside the prison would become oppressive afterward.
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So you can rest assured that there are no gory meetings between Sasha and the walkers or Lucille in the near future.
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This gory, kinetic remake charmed (and tore out) the hearts of millions, reigniting interest in a franchise that had seen better days.
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On one end of the spectrum, there's The Gross Out: the creatively gory or obscene image designed to engage your "ick" factor.
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The show fans are finally seeing on Netflix is a much more family-friendly version of the dark and gory comic story.
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Lovers of big-screen scares will be pleased to learn the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival 2019 is back with a gory vengeance.
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Nick: At times, I felt like this season had bounced back from its gory, manipulative premiere with a true sense of purpose.
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As far as the season 3 trailer shows, we're in for more of the same goofy, gory, imaginative, monstrous, disturbing, bizarre hijinks.
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Still, Zombieland made waves for its clever and very gory spin on the zombie apocalypse genre that didn't take itself too seriously.
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What does Yeun, one of the few remaining original cast members, have to say about his character's gory death by baseball bat?
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James Mangold's blood-soaked, surprisingly tear-jerking standalone X-Men film sends off Hugh Jackman's iconic performance as Wolverine with gory aplomb.
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After who knows how long, he finally gets everything in working order and boots up the gory goodness that was Quake 3.
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And I blow the head off of my brother, I kill my sister in the end, all this gory stuff, it's crazy.
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One creepy scene shows Cora's limp body splayed next to the Belmont's kitchen as she lies on a bed of gory towels.
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That movie combined kids' movies, adventure films, and a post-apocalyptic setting to create a gleeful, gory Sam Raimi-esque mash-up.
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You can see all the gory details of how he pulled it off at Portingale's website, including two behind-the-scenes videos.
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I completely understand how people could be deterred from this series, because, to be honest, it can be simultaneously awkward and gory.
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Psychological thrillers like "Rosemary's Baby" were still prominent, but violent and gory films like "Night of the Living Dead" entered the culture.
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But when it's a pop-up book about The Walking Dead, you instead get zombie heads that explode with incredibly gory details.
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The opera-inspired mashup of "Poker Face" and "Paparazzi" featured gothic costumes and gory effects, including fake blood pouring down Gaga's body.
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Even though the movie's climax is just as gory as the real-life murders, Tarantino still took extreme liberties with the outcome.
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At the Abrons Arts Center, where "The Hospital" had its New York debut on Wednesday, the audience giggled at every gory return.
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He crept up behind me while I was completely lost in my work, making a copy of a gory Otto Dix painting.
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That was especially impressive because at that time, women in hip-hop didn't usually operate in the gory details of the streets.
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If I sat here and gave you the gory details of what happened to me, what are you taking away from that?
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When we're not focused on the gory details of illicit but consensual sex between adults, we're obsessing over gossipy West Wing intrigue.
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Instead, we are left with characters who know themselves unquestionably to be killers, and we are shown the murders in gory detail.
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Obamacare got a passing reference; the methods by which MS-13 members supposedly torture and kill Americans were addressed in gory detail.
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"Katy Keene" is the latest "Riverdale" spin-off in the Archie Comics universe, but don't expect it to be dark and gory.
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The police have also said that the attackers sent gory photographs from the restaurant to Mr. Marzan, who forwarded them to others.
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It was a gory technicolour delight, and evoked the same joy from the first season, but with a more grown-up energy.
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The comedian posed for the gory shot during a photo session with famed photog Tyler Shields, who's known for edgy, shocking pics.
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His posts took on a darker, more obsessive tone, often accompanied by threats of violence and gory images of bloody animal carcasses.
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For the sake of all parties, including you, the reader, I'll spare the gory details of what came after the absorption period.
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Her haute-Hot Topic outfits and enthusiasm for the gross and gory belie the fact that her music relies on classic structures.
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With a light touch and a heavy dose of gory detail, Edwards walks you through the experience from soup to, ah, nuts.
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The film shows him mutilating his victims in gory detail: At one point, the killer slices off one of his victim's breasts.
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But so many in the market incorrectly assumed that if they made their own releases gory, gamers would come in comparable droves.
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If only gory (and possibly imaginary) canines, unwanted supernatural blonde streaks, and strange behavior by Ben were Sasha's only problems in the hospital.
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Director Martin Scorsese has since revealed the MPAA originally gave the film an X rating, before scenes were altered to appear less gory.
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Circuit-riding preachers, megachurch pastors, millionaire televangelists who traded on their audiences' willingness to suspend disbelief: she sketches her characters in gory technicolour.
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The New York Times has an amazing new story filled with gory details of the effort which I must highlight for you all.
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Does Del Rey truly need to feel every gory bit of bleak doom that she expresses in her songs to create great art?
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The result is a gory good time that asks us to poke fun at ourselves and give everyone else a break for once.
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The show's creators—including Gale Anne Hurd, who also produced the delightfully gory zombie-apocalypse series "The Walking Dead"— deliver a faithful adaptation.
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The road to Bill is gory and brutal, with some scenes in black and white to subdue the redness of the blood bath.
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More oversight to weed out excessively lurid or gory content may not be such a bad thing, however, say some in the industry.
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When Michael enters, he splits open the teacher just like the frog in what is undoubtedly the most gory scene of the season.
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The Westworld star was seeing all this gory, violent imagery and creatures were jumping out at her and yet she felt … totally fine.
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It might take some trial and error, but paying attention to a few gory details can produce one wicked batch of bespoke blood.
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However, as I've stated before, terrorist propaganda comprises a lot more than the gory execution videos which detection technologies may seek to find.
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But we shouldn't look for the gory details; we shouldn't seek to understand serial killers' minds as the answer to stopping future killers.
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Ultra-gory deaths, orgy mini games, and the character walking away from it all like nothing mattered, were all staples of the franchise.
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Craigslist users have allegedly been victims of tragic crimes like Satanist serial killers and gory stabbings in recent years, according to NBC News.
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Take a moment to step into my shoes and remember a first responder's worst day at work is likely bloody, gory, and traumatizing.
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Lewis' mixes third-person walking (and toy sailboat sailing) in a fantasy universe while simultaneously doing gory, grueling factory work in first person.
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" Trump had responded to the gory image, calling it "sick," while his wife, Melania Trump, dubbed it "disgusting" and questioned Griffin's "mental health.
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The regime uses the museum's gory displays to foster an unsubstantiated narrative that American-led forces massacred 35,000 civilians in Sinchon in 1950.
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But through Landis' lens, they are bumbling fools who, in their quest to make a quick buck, fall into some very gory situations.
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After watching the first episode, one could be forgiven for assuming Westworld is just another in a long line of gory HBO bloodfests.
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In scene, an autopsy is performed on a suspected host before it breaks into a gory spectacle, one gut-busting transformation after another.
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In "Rickmancing the Stone," Summer evades any and all true feelings about her parents' divorce by embracing this gory new post-apocalyptic lifestyle.
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Of course there's the slow-motion "X-Ray" kills—present, and a gory joy to see for the first dozen sightings or so.
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If you like your cops British, your stories procedural and your investigations gory and explicit, "Silent Witness" is your next great TV undertaking.
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When gory photographs of P.J.'s body and the elevator's bloody floor were introduced as evidence, the children's relatives gasped aloud and wept.
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It's a solid jump scare, made way more tense by the scenes surrounding it, and ends with a spectacularly gory death for Bowers.
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I say that as someone that sits fine and even breath-ed during every gory, super stupid, forcefully disturbing moment thrown at me.
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Slaughterhouse work is dangerous, loud, and gory—and business owners regularly can't find enough laborers with working papers to meet their production needs.
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Communism, Soviet Russia's ersatz religion, has ended up as a gory failure, claiming tens of millions of dead from Moscow to Mao's China.
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For a spring break horror movie double feature, add "Piranha 3D" (2010), a gory dark comedy about flesh-eating fish who ruin everything.
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While the Netflix series has gotten increasingly creepy — and in the case of season three, gory — it's still a relatively wimp-approved experience.
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This novel about a 21929th-century whaling expedition is as gory as Sondheim's "Sweeney Todd," as darkly melodramatic as a classic Jacobean drama.
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It is filled with mayhem, but avoids grisly violence — at least until the finale pulls out some gory, and not inapt, punch lines.
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We let our army take away suspected terrorists to try them and hang them, but we want to be spared the gory details.
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She may be crying blood and look exhausted, but once she's done, we don't see her gory, tired corpse crumbled on the battlefield.
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Yet when Season 2 returned in April this year, there was more than a little backlash against the relentless, often gory violence against women.
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There's a crucial scene in Tully that's difficult to watch, not because it's gruesome or gory, but rather, due to it's soul-killing mundanity.
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The government needs to shore up rocky support at home for the Chequers plan by displaying the gory horrors of a no-deal alternative.
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On the floor of the deck, Euron's men are cutting out some of the losing Ironborns' tongues (a gory detail straight from Martin's books).
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Orphan Black, the Canadian science fiction show that revolves around human cloning, will end on Saturday, August 12th after five darkly funny, gory seasons.
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Then they see how accurately the poor study subjects estimated the amount of time that they were forced to look at that gory picture.
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The action springs up in sudden, gory (black-and-white) bursts, and the whole effort is propelled by Yoshio Miyajima's impressive and artful cinematography.
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Believe it or not, The Walking Dead's biggest special effects star this past season wasn't the animation of countless gruesome and gory zombie deaths.
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I think what drives the passion is what we were talking about — it's a really ironic thing — because it's a dark, gory, bloody show.
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" YouTube issued a statement yesterday about the incident and said: "YouTube prohibits violent or gory content posted in a shocking, sensational, or disrespectful manner.
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Violent jihadists draw on many sources to justify their gory deeds, not least the puritanical Salafism of Saudi Arabia, which competes with the Brothers.
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Not only does it add gory detail to the early history of our solar system, it makes Phobos' miserable fate a bit more fitting.
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The answer, in Luca Guadagnino's case, is remake a gory Italian horror cult classic about a dance school run by a coven of witches.
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Outside the show, local animal-rights associations demonstrated against the fashion house's use of fur, parading banners and gory pictures of violence against animals.
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The resulting terror isn't so much a nostalgia-laden '80s reboot, as it is an excruciatingly gory sendup of the world's fastest-growing industry.
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One thing's for certain, though: It will be wet, it will be gory, and, judging by that sex scene, it will be on fire.
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The prosecution played a tape in court of Sullivan's confession, during which he chuckled at times while recounting the gory details of his crimes.
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Twitter said that in a number of instances it was ordered to remove content showing gory images in the aftermath of a terrorist attack.
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But now, Animal Equality, an international farmed animal advocacy group, want to take you inside the grim and gory heart of a pig slaughterhouse.
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Filmed with hypnotic, frenzied intensity, the shaman's ritual is every bit as bloody and terrifying as the gory acts that have led to it.
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Later, the psychiatrist Josef Klemperer is made to bear witness to a gory massacre, though his memory of the carnage is later wiped clean.
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This conflict ultimately takes the shape of America itself, and provides a gory, fantastical lens through which to view a national crisis of faith.
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The episode culminates in a gory twist, so violent and shocking that it continues to replay in my head when I try to sleep.
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Our hapless protagonist and Danny Trejo have been kidnapped by Nazis (natch), and the two have to fight their way out with gory results.
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But what Cruz enacted was an inversion of that scene; while not remotely gory, the maneuver was no less conniving and far more courageous.
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The combat in the film is not particularly realistic, but it is rather gory and quite unlike anything Heche or Oh has ever done.
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And the accounts of these assaults also rival high-profile cases in terms of their gory details, amplified by an intangible sense of betrayal.
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For more, read our essay about the record, which examines how it's a bit like a bullfight—gory and hard to look away from.
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On Thursday, Sean Philips, a neighbor of Anthony Stephan House, posted what he called a "dark and gory" account of the attack on Facebook.
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The titillating and gory details of any one case narrow readers' focus onto particular bad actors, relegating law enforcement to a largely offscreen menace.
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Instead of these gory tales, the courtroom audience had expected a prosecution witness, Jesus Zambada García, to confess to a bombshell act of corruption.
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The show adapts Bram Stoker's classic tale, telling the origin story of Count Dracula (Claes Bang of "The Square") with a gory, modern twist.
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It tells the story of Sonja, a single, 40-something translator of gory crime novels reeling from a breakup while living alone in Copenhagen.
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Framing that centerpiece are two treadmills, which become eerie emblems of control amid eruptions of gory, slapstick chaos and eviscerations of any fourth wall.
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Or, consider the illogic of citing Suleimani's crimes in gory detail while ignoring all the destruction caused by U.S. actions in Iraq and elsewhere.
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That made gory games like "Mortal Kombat 11" risky business for major gaming channels on YouTube, regardless of how popular the game may be.
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There's an awful lot of violence against children in this movie and a fair bit of death, but it's not particularly gory or intense.
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Chiropractic YouTube is first-cousin to the wildly popular pimple-popping genre, though it's less gory, in that there isn't any blood or guts.
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The Kingsman series is known for pushing the envelope — a sendup of James Bond films, the movies are raunchy and gory to an absurd degree.
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Sven's stalks look rather gory right now, crimson in color and covered with droopy pieces of the soft velvet that was once blanketed the extremities.
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Click the link if you really want to know the gory details, but suffice to say it posits that Melisandre is another Targaryen love child.
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Subversion and political incorrectness are cornerstones of La Movida, and Ceesepe's gory aesthetic was partly a reaction against the facile cartoons he grew up with.
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The gory book captures an underground community of hackers slicing open their arms, hands and ears to insert objects ranging from magnets to RFID tags.
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The gory book captures an underground community of hackers slicing open their arms, hands and ears to insert objects ranging from magnets to RFID tags.
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But in the end, when there's no catharsis, no moralizing, just a swift gory sequence to cap everything off, you can see that it's honest.
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The scene isn't just gory—it subverts expectations by taking Robb Stark, who seems to be following the quintessential vengeance narrative, and abruptly slaughters him.
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I will also add that I watched this movie — which was arguably the most disturbing and gory of the bunch — while I was wildly hungover.
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Regulators, apparently thinking it too gory, pulled it within a week of its release in August (it had been approved just before the freeze began).
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I'll admit, I was expecting Ellaria's death to be brutal and gory, something similar to the skull-crushing demise that befell her lover, Oberyn Martell.
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The struggle is gory and usually people die, but at least both antagonists can acknowledge the life-or-death struggle in which they are participating.
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Names and certain details have been redacted, but it's certainly enough to frighten you for all the gory things you're going to see this season.
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I've never seen this much blood come out of anyone, except maybe in a terribly gory movie, which is not exactly my genre of choice.
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The company originally responded with a lukewarm statement about how the company "prohibits violent or gory content," that didn't directly address the issue at hand.
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None of this is remotely shocking if you've seen a grindcore film, if you've seen Saw or Hostel or even have read something slightly gory.
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I constantly heard, "Wait until you get to Revelation..." as if I my head would explode at the gory details or the overwhelming story line.
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This is a film as beautiful as it is gory, as painstakingly scenic as it is committed to stark visual interplays between darkness and light.
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Alejandro González Iñárritu's gory fur trapper tale The Revenant, which won Best Picture at the Globes, pulled together 12 nominations — the most of any film.
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Facebook is still trying to track down versions of the Christchurch shooter's live stream, months after the tech giant began frantically removing the gory content.
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Southeast Asian Uber competitor Grab is facing a heavy backlash in one of its biggest markets, Indonesia, for a gory ad it posted on YouTube.
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Who better to adapt this gory tale for the stage than the British choreographer Matthew Bourne, who brought us a danced version of "Edward Scissorhands"?
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Still, the American upheaval was so gory, so violent and above all so consequential for the world that it necessarily overwhelms all these other revolutions.
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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 photographer who snapped a gory photo of Kathy Griffin holding a prop meant to look like President Trump's decapitated head is making no apologies.
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It's almost impossible to overstate how influential that pairing has become, and that's why their falling out was really tragic and gory to watch unfold.
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The gory signs are familiar, but observers say the activists leading the movement today aren't as vocally religious or aggressive as those who came before.
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Cruel and gory dishes like foie gras, veal tongue, and marrow filled the table as I ate each one with less humanity than the last.
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I thought I would have a quick break and regroup, just to have a respite of all these gory images that you see every night.
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The point of reviewing all of this, in all of its gory detail, is not to titillate or indulge in a kind of sick voyeurism.
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These require the young man to slice into himself and remove gory cubes of flesh, then — echoes of "Videodrome" — replace them with apparent reprogramming modules.
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Over the last two years, the rise of IS became Franey's favored topic, along with gory war photos of burning bodies and dead Palestinian children.
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Without going into the gory details, I was anxious and also bored waiting for Louie to arrive, and was texting about a new conference idea.
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A cacophony of gory deaths and a buffet of impressive weaponry, naturally, but not a lot more than stylish violence in place of memorable substance.
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RED SPARROW An injured Bolshoi ballerina (Jennifer Lawrence) is retrained to be a professional seductress and killer spy in this stylish, gory Cold War thriller.
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In psychological terms, those gory slasher flicks are inheritors to classic films of containment and domestic tension, such as Hitchcock's Rear Window and Polanski's Repulsion.
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Instead, she drives in dizzying circles around the market, kills at least one guard in a particularly gory fashion, and then gets taken into custody.
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They built impressive pyramids that still dominate the landscape today, they developed efficient farming technology, yet they also had a gory tradition of human sacrifice.
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I had read about an epidemic of lynchings in Venezuela, seen the gory images of crowds beating accused thieves and rapists, even burning suspects alive.
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Turkish officials believe Khashoggi was killed soon after he arrived, and in the face of Saudi denials, leaked gory details of what they believed happened.
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The creators Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk put their signature gory twist on the 2016 presidential election in the seventh installment of this anthology series.
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When Kid Sampson (Jackson Bews) is sliced in half by an airplane, the orchestration becomes mawkish, layered with the shock of scene's the gory visuals.
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I'm hoping that when you see all the gory facts, it's going to help us to want to understand what went on, that's most important.
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Crime Scene Finger Prints For a finger-printed look creepy but not too gory, Kandalec went with two layers of dark red polish as a base.
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Of course every gory splatter of blood and brutally broken bone or tooth has its own dramatic squelch or crunch, which makes the battles palpably brutal.
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It's a satisfying finale to a gory, slow season, where characters spin their wheels with long discussions about their lives, or who might actually save them.
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But as they say, Instagram can be deceiving, and it wasn't until yesterday that we found out how Kardashian West really feels about that gory treatment.
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Then the film takes a radical left turn off its obvious track, and from there, the story stretches out in increasingly shocking, unpredictable, and gory ways.
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Searches for the spine-tingling video trend continue to skyrocket with each new one uploaded online — no matter how gory or downright disgusting they may seem.
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The tone underscores Mandy's symbolic battle between blind mysticism and a self-aware love of the fantastical, while making for a gory, solidly enjoyable midnight movie.
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While the actors appear to be finishing up one by one, the wait will continue as the finale is perfected in all its (likely gory) glory.
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Rodman gave the gory details to Vice -- explaining how pushing the boundaries during certain sexual escapades resulted in emergency room visits to repair his wounded soldier.
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Now, for the first time, biologists have captured the process of coral bleaching as it happens, showing us how corals kill themselves in gory scientific detail.
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In Se7en, as the movie goes along, it starts with gory details but then he starts showing you less because your imagination starts filling everything in.
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But this is the real thing, and you can tell because not only is it not flashy, but it was accomplished only through unusually gory means.
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Federal court documents obtained by PEOPLE detail the gory scene authorities encountered aboard a cruise ship after a Utah woman was allegedly killed by her husband.
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As well as their more grown-up themes (Jessica Jones is effectively a woman escaping an abusive man), both Marvel series feature some pretty gory deaths.
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Perhaps because, while the show remains true to its back-aisle roots, the curators aren't just limiting themselves to the gory, the offensive, and the perverse.
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Trump, after all, selected rabidly antichoice Mike Pence as his running mate and told gory fairy tales about the horrors of abortion on the campaign trail.
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It floods the internet with gory propaganda, and employs an army of keyboard jihadists to push the deadly message on Twitter, Facebook and other social media.
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But "R&J&Z," a gory riff on the tragedy by the writer-performer Melody Bates at the New Ohio Theater, is a little more homicidal.
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To mark the occassion, British claymation artist Lee Hardcastle has made an officially sanctioned animated nod to the original video game via his signature gory clay.
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"Hargrave spares the reader no gory details, whether of birth, miscarriage or the scent of a body burning at the stake," our reviewer, Emily Barton, writes.
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Sitting in his doorway here watching sunsets "that test a man's credulity — great gory improvisations in scarlet and gold," Abbey often found himself utterly, blissfully, alone.
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Yet while the movie places us firmly in her corner, it refuses to make her an unhinged victim, laying out her coldblooded plans with gory relish.
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Hellraiser sends reality sliding off the rails into demented, gory abandon as hell itself bursts through the foundations of one unlucky house to claim its residents.
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If you were on the fence about this show and its cop-out season six cliffhanger followed by a gory, indulgent season seven premiere, I understand.
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Directed with vaudevillian flair and firecracker snap by Rupert Goold, "Ink" is set in London, in the gory glory days of a quaint phenomenon: print journalism.
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Being wary of Siobhan, the Irish madonna who makes this gory entrance at the top of Noni Stapleton's darkly comic solo show "Charolais," does seem justified.
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"This is the face of socialism," Heng says in the ad, as the picture of AOC burns away to reveal gory images of the Cambodian genocide.
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Be prepared for any response — a woman may not want to talk about it at all, or she may want to talk about the gory viscera.
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"If you don't want to see super gory stuff that's going to sit with you forever and be disturbing, maybe try a psychological thriller," she notes.
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Peter Morgan, creator and writer of the series, showed with "Frost/Nixon" and other works that history doesn't have to be gory to make good drama.
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The FDA actually emerged out of the outrage over Upton Sinclair's 1906 book The Jungle, which shocked Americans with gory details of the unregulated meatpacking industry.
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Illuminated panels show gory photos of the bodies of the six executed generals, next to a life-size photo of Suharto wearing military fatigues and sunglasses.
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In opening statements, prosecutors detailed the evidence surrounding the gory killings in which the two children were nearly decapitated and left to bleed in a bathtub.
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If you prefer unsettling, "makes you think" scary over more overt gory, jump-scare horror, take a page out of the Black Mirror book this Halloween.
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For "Riverdale" fans looking for a lighter, less gory show with "Devil Wears Prada" and "Gossip Girl" vibes, "Katy Keene" will probably be a good fit.
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The feature-length videos in the show, including meditations on Patty Hearst, the Manson family and the Weather Underground, are variously gory, tedious, compelling and amateurish.
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In Super Meat Boy, every death becomes a recorded "ghost," and once you've managed to beat a level, you're forced to watch every gory death simultaneously.
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Hayes stopped by The Ellen Show on Wednesday to unveil the gory reasoning behind why he had to miss a taping of her show two weeks prior.
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But as the events of that evening slowly unfolded into a gory and tragic climax, Lindsey stands as the only person who tried to stop Spencer Hight.
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Logan is a spiked gut-punch from start to finish, a gleefully gory and skull-crunching R-rated slaughterfest with an emotional wallop hidden behind its back.
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Explicitly gory photos of women in the middle of plastic surgery come with footnotes in which the women express the anxieties motivating them to get said surgeries.
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Eddison Tollett After helping Samwell Tarly up, Ed (Ben Crompton) is stabbed through the eye, making this Brother of the Night's Watch the battle's first gory death.
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A game that's funny, silly, dramatic, gory, and never once loses sight of its own status as a video game, explicitly acknowledging that it is being played?
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Nick Statt: I left the first half of The Walking Dead's latest season feeling more let down than when the gory, sadistic premiere smashed open Glenn's head.
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But after the first few results, there are videos that show real people who have used the salve, along with the gory images of their resulting wounds.
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"Riverdale" is a darker, more gory spin on the beloved comics and centers on characters navigating high school while also solving crimes in a murder-ridden town.
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Tasha: On the other end of the spectrum from gory torture-cures, we have Grey Worm and Missandei finally consummating their relationship, and it's about damn time.
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The development team uses the internal tagline "Jaws not Saw," with a stated goal of having violence that's intense and mature, instead of overly gratuitous and gory.
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Peter Strickland's gleefully dark film is infused with the disco-chic fashion spirit of giallo, the sexually charged, gory Italian horror genre from the '70s and '80s.
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Plus, the ending of the story is readily available: If you mosey on over to Wikipedia, you can find out all the gory details of Paul's captivity.
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We've seen plenty of death since then – sad ones, happy ones, gory ones – but was anyone really stunned that Margaery, Loras, and the High Sparrow were killed?
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Trump said the image of Griffin with the gory mask resembling him was "sick" and had traumatized his family, especially his youngest son, 11-year-old Barron.
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Add in the genuinely startling and disturbing elements at work on the island, and Apostle keeps up a steady rate of shocks, many of them extremely gory.
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That brings me to another reason way Annihilation was so extraordinary: The vast majority of the main characters in this inventive, and undeniably gory, novel were women.
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So I go into each new episode of Daredevil interested and perhaps a bit worried that some of those gory fossils of Miller's work will show up.
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There's a fair bit of blood involved, but this isn't an ultra-gory splatter movie, so much as a form of a cat-and-mouse slasher movie.
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Deadpool has essentially kicked Hollywood's superhero industrial complex in the teeth, proving that heroes (and antiheroes) can be gory, irreverent, and sexy and still find an audience.
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Kathy Griffin is throwing herself on her sword ... apologizing for the gory photo she took with a bloody Donald Trump mask, and vowing to remove the image.
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" [via Business Insider] Williams went on to say that, "Most of the gory stuff I was part of, and it's not scary when you're there shooting it.
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Anyone who has spent the last several months squinting at poorly-lit Game of Thrones trailers knows that we have a very gory summer of television ahead.
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We see some of the gory backstory, and Teddy's ominous descriptions of how Wyatt has gone crazy and makes his men wear the faces of the dead.
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The level design is all new, enemy count is significantly reduced, and the gory finishing move mechanic has been adapted to make use of the teleportation controls.
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NBC reported that year that some parents were afraid to let their children trick or treat, and that they had re-considered particularly gory or scary costumes.
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She reappears in his life after having made a splashy, gory entrance with some heavily armed gangbangers and an excitable number in a suit, Jonah (Diego Luna).
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It ripped into etiquette and convention with savage glee, taking gory shots at pre-order announcements, brand acolyte rhetoric, on-message sound bites and so much more.
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The relationship between show presenter Alex Reagan and her foil Dr. Richard Strand keep things interesting here, as well as the creepy, gory tales they investigate together.
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Some of these tales are harrowing; in the early 20th century, virginity loss stories tended to be "gory" with "brutish men screaming and blood everywhere," McAllister says.
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We're not sure whether we preferred it when Mourinho parked the bus, or whether we secretly quite enjoy watching him throw his players under its gory wheels.
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The Love Witch is a playful, plush, and gory romp about a young sorceress who cruises into a coastal California town, desperate to lure a new love.
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There are of course exceptions: Mel Gibson's gory "Hacksaw Ridge" has a distant shot, and Martin Scorsese's coming film "Silence" promises to be, at the least, intense.
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Turkish officials, speaking on the condition of anonymity, have said that their government has detailed evidence of a gory assassination, which they say the Saudi leadership ordered.
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Wizard Bloody Wizard is heavy, gory, full of black magick and lore and it shows exactly why Electric Wizard are a genre unto themselves at this point.
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The opening five weeks of slaughter were a gory template for the 300 that followed: 200,000 people died, the overwhelming majority of them Poles, and mostly civilians.
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He satisfies it by luring the traffickers back to his booby-hatched ranch, where he ticks them off using gory methods derived from oodles of Z movies.
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Fox produces edgy adult comedies such as "Family Guy" and gory dramas such as "American Horror Story" that contrast with Disney's family-friendly movies and TV shows.
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However, filming gory scenes wasn&apost as scary as it looks on the series — and one cast member actually auditioned for a major role on season one.
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The Knicks still won, just as they had in their last two games, but the 106-98 victory over the Kings at Madison Square Garden was gory.
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I assume that the point is to discourage spurious sick days, not some kind of bizarre voyeuristic urge to learn the gory details of every employee's ailments.
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The Catholic Church in the Philippines tolerates the ritual but says it does not support such gory displays of devotion, describing them as a "misinterpretation of faith".
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Comedian Kathy Griffin tweeted Friday that she is no longer under federal investigation after she posted a gory photo depicting a fake severed head resembling President Trump.
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The teaser's idyllic tone gives way to a small handful of gory and grotesque images, proving maximum impact can sometimes be achieved by showing less, not more.
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" We learn that "The Trilogy of Revenge," a contemporary tale of sexual misconduct and gory retaliation inspired by Elizabethan theater, is "a meditation on violence against women.
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Yet if you're an exceptionally patient person and decided to watch Mindhunter's opening credits, then you were probably jarred by its flashes of decaying bodies and gory images.
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Other stories of gory e-scooter injuries — and worse — have been reported; one woman in Cleveland recently died after being hit by a car while on a scooter.
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In these cases, a developer or publisher presents what they think will sell (the safe, the familiar, the gory) and conceals what may actually makes a game special.
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Event Horizon isn't quite as gory as that comparison suggests (though it's not exactly shy about bloodletting), but it leans in on unsettling body horror with apparent glee.
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Tarantino delights in righting history's wrongs, empowering those he believes to have been given a raw deal, usually capping it off with a grand, gory, blood-filled finale.
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You hear "I'm a Man" and it's so painfully real, it's not a horror story, a ghoul that does sickening, gory things, it's about a plausible, real person.
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Give the victims some negative traits, and the killer some decent motivation, so the experience of watching all these gory deaths can feel righteous — and like justifiable fun.
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"An original story of big-headed aliens snacking on a village of locals, this crazy film was regarded too violent and gory upon its original release," Woodham said.
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The battle itself was brutal: mud-spattered, gory, and wincingly intimate, a combination of Braveheart-eque savagery and the frenetic, high-impact filmmaking of the Jason Bourne movies.
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These pages of culinary abominations use the same tactics as gory slasher films to shock and awe the audience with scenes only stomach-able from a safe distance.
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The Belko Experiment Director Greg McLean and writer-producer James Gunn (Guardians of the Galaxy) deliver the gory goods with The Belko Experiment, which was an absolute blast.
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The incident bears eerie similarity to the gory 2012 case of Rudy Eugene, who bit off parts of a homeless man's face, according to the The Miami Herald.
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Well, now he's revealing all the gory details on his reality show, "Tom vs Time" -- and it's a miracle he was able to throw the ball at all.
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She makes these very auteur-style, gritty, young-girls-coming-of-age stories that are a little David Lynch-y sometimes, and a little more gory, and beautiful.
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But rather than portray this tragedy as a visceral, gory horror, Yost and Frankel look away from it, choosing to instead depict the government inquiry into what happened.
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Related: These Paintings Take a Fairytale Turn to a Forest Far, Far Away Gory Anatomical Portraits Show Beloved Icons' Blood and Guts Hyperrealism Thrives at Jonathan LeVine Gallery
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" According to The Guardian, the teen, who is white, claimed during the trial that he didn't actually practice Islam and simply possessed a "stupid interest in the gory.
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Sommer's gory take on Instagram's paint mixing and water-painting videos is surprisingly dramatic, as he flips through a notebook of detailed portraits and spatters them with fluid.
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Of course, we all remember the bloodbath when Rose dominated Paige VanZant -- but Namajunas says she's been in way bloodier fights ... and describes it in ultra-gory detail.
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While trashy cinema can be a lot of fun, Cocuza's games are almost something of a bait-and-switch; fun, gory titles give way to psychologically tormented gameplay.
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Amid near-universal backlash against the gory image, Griffin was forced to apologize and lost her gig co-hosting CNN's annual New Year's Eve event with Anderson Cooper.
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Gory and gleefully dark, the show combines live performance, video and a bit of puppetry to tell a creepy story full of cruelty, lust and shame (4513:4503).
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Gory and gleefully dark, the show combines live performance, video and a bit of puppetry to tell a creepy story full of cruelty, lust and shame (1:30).
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Its members came of age in East Germany, before the Berlin Wall fell, and the "Deutschland" video attempts to deliver an accelerated and gory summation of German history.
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It doesn't seem like audiences were much more receptive to the gory psychological horror film that prompted more than 100 people to walk out of its Cannes premiere.
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We'll find out for sure just how gory, masochistic, and/or gut-bustingly wacky Rock's Saw reboot will be when the thing hits theaters on October 23, 2020.
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The Manson Family is a gory and violent fictionalized recounting of the formation of Charles Manson's "family" of followers and their exploits leading up to the 1969 murders.
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The tonal spectrum of this novel is narrow, but deep, running from desperate optimism to despair and back again, all set in the gory mundanity of an office.
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Of course, a group of combative women forced to cover up at an Argentine beach is not the same as the gory murders that have caused regional commotion.
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There was almost nothing quiet about Taylor Mac's gory, gorgeous "Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus," which starred Nathan Lane in its too-brief Broadway run this spring.
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The gory third-person action of "Gears" isn't for everyone, but it's clear from playing how much care, fine tuning, and polish goes into making the franchise unique.
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We're told April's not in full labor yet, but the fetus is active and there are biological signs (we'll spare you the gory details) she's close to popping.
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Co-written by the relatively unknown Ben Collins and Luke Piotrowski, Super Dark Times builds slowly to a fairly traditional (and gory) thriller climax and a somewhat disappointing resolution.
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Yes, Green Room, like Blue Ruin, is a spectacularly gory movie at times: There are vicious dog attacks and limbs mauled by machetes and faces blown apart by shotguns.
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The suspense was pretty consistent in how it built up, and there were a handful of pretty gory moments that I was not a fan of in the slightest.
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Once the vampires show up, Rodriguez steps in and delivers shamelessly gory drive-in movie mayhem, featuring extended guest appearances by genre picture vets Tom Savini and Fred Williamson.
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Gory shooters like Killing Floor 2 and Shadow Warrior 2 didn't win us over, but were notable — and may have connected with me in a less crowded 43 months.
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The new trailer showcases more of the hack and slash action the game is known for, complete with gory finishing moves, along with a vague "early 2018" release window.
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On March 5th, at the opening in Beijing of this year's 11-day meeting of the legislature, he was less gory, calling it "the struggle from chrysalis to butterfly".
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But Oscar Isaac is the most memorable, turning a couple of scenes as a shady insurance investigator into two of the most delightful (and gory) sequences in the film.
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As previously mentioned, the unknown mass murderer terrorizing New York is targeting young boys who dress as little girls, and the criminal has a gory flair for the dramatic.
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Fans of Lore will find this podcast less gory, but equally chilling as it lays out the elements that contributed to the religious mass hysteria that eventually gripped Salem.
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Including everything from gory, vintage horror to stop-motion family flicks, scroll on to discover 28 of the best films of all time that you've probably never heard of.
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These are some of the weird, gory scenes in an ongoing series of animated GIFs based on famous paintings by Amsterdam-based artist Kajetan Obarski, who goes by Kiszkiloszki.
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Colin Jost wasn't quite sure how viewers would react to Season 41's "Farewell Mr. Bunting" — a sketch that put a gory and hilarious twist on Dead Poets Society.
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One review posted on personal blog and supposedly written by a happy customer, includes a gory picture of a man covered in blood and slumped in a driver's seat.
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I should tell you now that I think Alien—the original, 1979, gory, grimy, greebled Alien—is, in my opinion, the very closest we'll ever get to cinematic perfection.
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American Horror Story is known for its gruesomely gory sex scenes – so what did Angela Bassett's husband think of her scary-steamy scene with none other than Lady Gaga?
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Given that his films are only moderately gory by horror standards, it's significant that the conversation around him still keeps coming back to the shock value of his work.
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It's an homage to Doom both new and old, with nods to the recent gory gameplay trailers mixed with references to the Doomguy's sidelong glances in the original release.
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Once referred to as "a gut-wrenching spectacle of gory horror" by some pissant carelord on the Lonely Planet forums, Pasola is equal parts religious ritual and equestrian skirmish.
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We can't be certain what happened, but a diplomatic row of immense proportions is brewing in front of a worldwide audience gripped by gory details provided by Turkish officials.
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News report that Fox TV Group's co-chairmen and CEOs Dana Walden and Gary Newman shared the gory details during the winter press tour of the Television Critics Association.
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But her real legacy lies in harrowing a genre all her own: the feminist pulp novel, gory and romantic screwball stories frequently featuring two well-armed, pissed-off women.
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It comes within an inch of a really snappy disquisition (to use Morf's word) on the painting marketplace, but to avoid disappointment it's better approached as a gory romp.
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Orozco covered the walls and vaulted ceilings of the chapel with 57 vivid and gory frescoes, filled with blades, crosses and slaughtered Indians — a masterpiece retelling of Mexican history.
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Most of his work involves disaffected and dysfunctional Americans perpetrating gory acts of violence upon one another in environments that embrace both blighted urban apartments and affluent suburban homes.
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And while some of the blood in Anthony C. Ferrante's gory horror-comedy Killer Deal is CGI, a whole lot of it is old-fashioned liquid stage blood, too.
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This is the gory byproduct of Financial Fair Play, a supposed panacea for big club domination that instead exacerbated the issue by killing off the game's upper-middle class.
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Fashion Review They screamed outside Burberry, they screamed outside Versace, they screamed outside the British Film Institute's IMAX theater at the screening of a gory short by Gareth Pugh.
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And we haven't even mentioned the absolutely wonderful way that director Yeon Sang-ho literally piles on the zombies — at times building a physical cascade of gory flesh eaters.
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Dr. Motsoaledi said he hoped South Africa would soon bar smoking in public places and mandate that cigarettes be sold in unbranded packaging with gory pictures of cancer patients.
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The thing is equal parts gorgeous and deeply, disturbingly graphic—there's a reason that audience members almost vomited when Guadagnino debuted a particularly gory clip at CinemaCon last April.
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Jim Sturgess and Agyness Deyn play antagonistic detective partners trying to rein in crime and unravel a potential government conspiracy; the show is extremely gory, with shades of romance.
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The three judges sat glumly beneath a nylon Ukrainian flag, listening impassively as a prosecutor read out the results of a ballistics test and a gory medical examiner's report.
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If you're imagining a whole eyeball lolling around in a wet dish, it wasn't quite that gory; without a microscope, it looked like a tiny translucent lump of goo.
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Under Daniel's guidance, Luke starts to break out of his antisocial shell, but when Luke resists Daniel's crueler suggestions, the film transforms in surreal, gory fashion, as does Daniel.
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There have been gory accounts of murders Mr. Guzmán is said to have committed, highly technical arguments about his extradition, and endless descriptions of his harsh conditions of confinement.
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Looking in the mirror was a different story — that's when you see the gory details of all the stitching and the drains hanging off the sides of your body.
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Whether Mr. Duterte has done what he says — the killings he claims to have carried out are impossible to verify — he has realized his gory vision in national policy.
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Ghastly, ghostly, and gory, Neill Blomkamp's new sci-fi short Firebase is set in a Vietnam War haunted by more than just post-traumatic stress disorder and political unrest.
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Composed for a companion album to the 2011 installment of the legendarily violent fighting game Mortal Kombat , this one's an ominous creeper composed of gory synths and foreboding drum work.
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If your holiday celebrations need a little more chest-bursting excitement, we have good news: The very gory (and very intriguing) NSFW first trailer for Ridley Scott's *Alien: Covenant *arrived.
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The singer described the experience of her home birth with daughter Onyx Solace, now 14 months, to PEOPLE recently — including all the not-for-the-faint-of-heart gory details.
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On Wednesday, IFC gave us our first real look at The Nightingale, a gory, brutal revenge film set in 1800s Tasmania, then home to a slew of English penal colonies.
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Of course my close friends and family were privy to all the gory details—partly because I'm an over-sharer and partly because they were curious and wanted to know.
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Over the summer of 2015, as Mr Trump surged in primary polls, analysts and journalists laid out, often in precise and gory detail, the steep trajectory of his inevitable fall.
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After the gory season 7 premiere sparked an outrage, viewers began leaving the show in droves, and by the time the midseason finale rolled around, ratings had dropped 40 percent.
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It takes place predominantly in the Central Luzon province of Pampanga, but festivals in towns like Cutud in Barangay San Pedro, near Manila draw crowds to watch the gory displays.
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When we opened the box, the cake inside was shaped like a giant anatomical heart, covered in blood red fondant, with dark shading to make it look even more gory.
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Pretty Little Liars' particular brand of screen-mediated horror gradually bled over into film and other television — take the Skype window that frames every gory death in Leo Gabriadze's Unfriended.
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It's enough for them to have gallons of vivid CGI blood spattering the lens, turning the screen into particularly gory death-metal album art for a few vaguely justified moments.
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Tragedy Girls is gory, and there's one scene in a high school wood shop classroom that made me feel a little weak behind the knees and elbows and eye sockets.
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I'm telling her all the gory details — they're just coming out of me, no pause to consider whether she really wants to hear them, though she listens kindly and graciously.
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Apostle occasionally seems entirely over the top — the last-act conflict degenerates into a particularly gory mess that seems gratuitous after the sadder, stranger, more human battles that precede it.
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Rani Haese, a 16-year-old makeup artist from Australia, is so freakishly skilled at special effects makeup that her gory body parts will have you cringing well into November.
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And then, inexplicably, he threw the trap—and all of the gory mouse bits stuck to it—in the sink, which was full of mugs, whipped cream canisters, pastry plates.
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President Trump said the image of Griffin with the gory mask resembling him was "sick" and that it had traumatized his family, especially his youngest son, 11-year-old Barron.
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"On the other hand, people, particularly in the West, are torn between their affection with the cause of Aung San Suu Kyi and then the very gory reality," he said.
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Hospital officials, accustomed to the gory aftermath of terror attacks, were horrified, saying they had never seen so many charred bodies, and that many of them could not be identified.
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Years of responding to gory accidents left Mr. Thompson, 30, in a near constant state of panic that he had tried to numb with alcohol and prescription opiates and benzodiazepines.
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If you're watching speed skating, a sport infamous for its gory injuries, try to just, like, bend your waist and put your hands behind your back like the skaters do.
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For "Wolf in the River," he has ventured into Dogpatch territory, where — it may surprise you to learn — disaffected and dysfunctional Americans perpetrate gory acts of violence upon one another.
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Composed for a companion album to the 2011 installment of the legendarily violent fighting game Mortal Kombat , this one's an ominous creeper composed of gory synths and foreboding drum work.
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The curious case of Mark Marek and his gory website features a porn star, necrophilia, and an international manhunt, and it came to an end today with a guilty plea.
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Maybe this was why people needed coaching, I thought, waxing at my most Carrie Bradshaw conclusions: love really was a gory spectator sport or a tedious game of emotional chess.
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The group has accomplished this by eschewing gory attacks in favor of empowering its affiliates and building relations with local communities — all while maintaining its determination to attack the West.
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This week sees the premiere of the Netflix special "Mother Inferior" from Christina Pazsitzky, a rubber-faced comic who digs into the dark and gory details of raising a baby.
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He settled on "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies," a gory and irreverent Jane Austen mash-up, and assigned it to a young writer, Mr. Grahame-Smith, for a $5,000 advance.
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Using Tina's erotic friend fiction as the basis for a rather gory musical, the Belcher kids take over the production with the help of Tammy, Jocely, Jimmy Jr., and Zeke.
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Talking about his penchant for suspense, Mr. Spielberg remembers how he used to trap his sisters in a closet with a skull that he'd dripped gory-looking candle wax on.
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It had, in short, figured out how to be the good kind of gory, rather than simply tossing gross situations at the audience for the sake of having gross situations.
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Of course my close friends and family were privy to all the gory details—partly because I'm an over-sharer and partly because they were curious and wanted to know.
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My own mom once complained to my primary school because they had refused to tell the story of the crucifixion in assembly on the grounds of it being too gory.
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It's a work of unrestrained, un-self-aware, unapologetic joy that's as chemically sweet as the red-hued corn syrup that's often serves as fake blood in gory romps like these.
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The gory season 7 premiere left beloved characters behind in favor of archvillain Negan, and audiences followed suit: by the time the midseason finale rolled around, ratings had dropped 40 percent.
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While the shark-shaped tea bags are indeed cute and the rosehip and hibiscus combo sounds flavourful, it's when you soak the tea bag in hot water that things get gory.
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Scorsese's film is plainly the more mature and thoughtful of the two films, but if it had had the raw, gory intensity of "Hacksaw Ridge", it might have been more effective.
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The result is a bloody and terse siege film that, in spite of its bleak and gory visuals, does well to develop a heightened, emotional basis for viewers to connect with.
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Dawn of the Dead is a startlingly gory movie, and it openly laughs at American news media as out-of-touch and inaccurate, and at capitalist culture as vapid and mindless.
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It is filled with profanity and some pretty gory animal rape and violence (in the form of a massive industrial farm and slaughterhouse), so I wouldn't recommend it for younger viewers.
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I knew it might be a little tough to get an R, so I through all of the gory stuff I could in there just so I could take it out.
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Over the course of a few decades, the master filmmaker has shown us everything from giant robots and allusion-packed horror fantasies to gory, gothic romances and hulking, red-hued superheroes.
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Related: Analyze This 10-Foot-Tall Sculpture of Freud's Famous Couch Gory Anatomical Portraits Show Beloved Icons' Blood and Guts Explore the Childlike Wonder in Nina Pandolfo's New York City Mural
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London gallery Lévvy Gory is exhibiting New York artist Pat Steir's bold oil paintings through January 2017, highlighting the abstract painter's meditations on line, form, and reality in the material world.
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Jay Leno says Kathy Griffin's blunder wasn't necessarily posing for the gory photo showing her holding a bloody prop depicting President Trump's decapitated head — it was wading into politics at all.
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McFarlane Toys was started in 1994 after he realized big corporations like Hasbro and Mattel would never be gory or detail-oriented enough to make toys that truly represented Spawn's universe.
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These chapters emerge as examples, often gory, of women rejecting the meager possibilities offered to them — forced marriage, circumscribed existence — in a desperate search for something more exalted, a greater purpose.
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Guests then sat for the opening film, "A Quiet Outpost," a jingoistic Russian war drama that was a paean to the military and ended with a gory 30-minute battle sequence.
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The Civil War and the advent of the Industrial Revolution — bringing with it gory industrial accidents, shipwrecks and trainwrecks — created an atmosphere of uncertainty "conducive to interest in ghosts," she said.
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While it sometimes seems obvious that a good portion of the show's budget has been spent on effects and gory prosthetics, the production quality during that chase stands up to scrutiny.
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The second act follows Adelaide's and her family's actions after being menaced by horrifying double versions of themselves — played by the same actors — over the course of one long, gory night.
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The company had issued a statement saying it prohibited gory or violent videos on the platform and it offered condolences to the family of the young man seen in the video.
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But Carpenter's outrageously gory film emphasizes the physical horror of the creature's violence, as well as the psychological terror and trauma of not knowing who might be an enemy in disguise.
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As a result, Chao has become a go-to expert for fans and fantasy players who want all the gory details of the game as quickly as they can get them.
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Case in point: Thailand's devilish Wang Saen Suk Hell Garden, a colorful park filled with gory, blood-spurting tableaus depicting the afterlife of sinners in one of the 16 Buddhist hells.
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"The Girl With All the Gifts," directed by Colm McCarthy, is a moderately engrossing, reliably gory British variation on the tried-and-true zombie-apocalypse theme with a first-rate cast.
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I had forgotten how great the cost could be when I came (shamefully late) to the gory, majestic work of the Croatian novelist Dasa Drndic, who died last year at 71.
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Nesbo is a master at this narrative sleight of hand, and if you can stand the gory details and hang on during the switchback turns, the payoff is its own reward.
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Graphic violence — including "any form of gory media related to death, serious injury, violence" — is prohibited from Twitter, as are threats of violence and terrorism, according to the current Twitter rules.
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More shows are beginning to dismantle the stigma around period sex by showing it casually on TVOther shows have portrayed periods and period sex, but historically, they&aposre gory and exaggerated.
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What sets Spartacus apart from so many other action shows is that its violence is handled with an especially bravura eye, so that it amounts to far more than gory juvenilia.
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But the appeal of the new adaptation of Lore is that you get to see them dramatized — not that you'll necessarily want to watch the gory truth playing out before you.
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The gory gunfight is forever etched into the memories of former LAPD SWAT officer Rick Massa and Dr. Jorge Montes, a dentist whose office became an impromptu emergency room for wounded officers.
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On TV, autopsies can be gory affairs, but in real life, radiology techniques are being increasingly used to conduct post-mortem investigations that are less slice-and-dice, more scan-and-shoot.
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The gory season 7 premiere threw away beloved characters in the name of archvillain Negan, and audiences followed suit: by the time the midseason finale rolled around, ratings had dropped 40 percent.
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Instead of killing themselves in gratuitously gory ways like all the "normal" characters, people with mental illnesses become literal agents of evil, obsessed with carrying out the monsters' mission to destroy humanity.
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This Halloween event showcases some gory ones that young visitors can achieve on their own, with the help of delicious prosthetic wounds (the recipe is chocolate-based) and authentic-looking fake blood.
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By season 8, episode 2, we're seeing characters with no reason to love Jaime making a reluctant effort to protect him from the gory punishment Daenerys is dangling in front of him.
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The gory season 7 premiere threw away beloved characters in the name of archvillain Negan and audiences followed suit: by the time the midseason finale rolled around, ratings had dropped 40 percent.
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The exact nature of that horror is ambiguous, and left up to the viewer more than it is in King's novella, but regardless, it's a gory tragedy in the most classical sense.
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The film also has overtly Christian themes that may not sit well with some viewers, and phenomenally gory battlefield action that may shock people who just showed up for the religious uplift.
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Their reaction to the Trump-like character subsided as the audience assumedly skipped ahead to the scene when they would witness (spoiler alert!) the gory assassination of this blonde, boisterous, Trumpian emperor.
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You can watch Mother Nature at work, in all her gory glory, above and remember that the brutality of the animal kingdom isn't just reserved for remote spots in the Indian Ocean.
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Donald Trump's second ex-wife is ready for her close-up in Hollywood ... based on the way she played oblivious to Kathy Griffin's gory beheading photo and all the fallout from it.
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Believe me, it's no surprise that this super-gory film hails from the director of Braveheart, The Passion of the Christ and Apocalypto, and I'm not just talking about its religious overtones.
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In fact, during the '90s, undoubtedly because of its dark, frequently gory subject matter, Scary Stories was the most-challenged banned book of the decade, and it's still in the top 10.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 1): 83%What critics said: "The best part of The Boys is that all of its gory, uninching action-packed drama is packaged as a dark comedy.
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The end result saw Klum looking a bit like a gory alien version of Frankenstein as she made her way through a time capsule to make her big reveal to the world.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 1): 83%What critics said: "The best part of The Boys is that all of its gory, uninching action-packed drama is packaged as a dark comedy.
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With "The Juniper Tree," he passed on a literary masterpiece of gory fantasy, level and cool and laconic, structured with musical repetition and told with a masterly deadpan command of the horrible.
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"To see the martyrdom of the Imperial Family treated as a piece of gory entertainment" — especially in the year of the 100th anniversary of their death — "was appalling," the news release said.
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I've been waiting for a Wounds trailer ever since I first read the cast-list during its Sundance run in January, and it's finally here in all it's gory — I mean glory.
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But a decade later, he and many others tell CNN they are now disillusioned and have far less hope for their country than they did in the gory aftermath of the earthquake.
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Some of Miike's crime dramas can be humorless, dour, or overwhelmingly gory — he's an extremely prolific director, sometimes averaging four films per year, and he's worked in a lot of different modes.
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A Saudi court has sentenced five men to death and three others to prison for the gory murder of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi last year, the country's public prosecutor said Monday.
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In the moment itself, Carl getting shot is the pinnacle of a long, gory sequence during which a fair number of recurring characters die (more on this in item number three, below).
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Previous seasons have leaned on shared cultural knowledge like gory urban legends or well-known historical events, and a few have taken place in the present day, but none have ever done both.
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Becky takes her own sweet time in possessing Sasha, and while there are many disturbing and even gory sequences, it takes a long time for the plot to build up any real suspense.
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The Sixth Sense suggested an immense mainstream market for psychological horror built around big twists, while Saw revealed an equally dedicated market for gory, nasty, cheaply made movies with their own sharp surprises.
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The show has been teasing Shogun World since the first season's finale, and the new destination delivers on the promise of a Kurosawa film-inspired theme park heavy on swordplay and gory violence.
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The reasons 28 Days Later has made such an impact on modern horror has nothing to do with the zombies—it touches on deeper fears than just its hyperactive runners and gory surprises.
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Edward Thompson, a firefighter traumatized by the frequent gory tragedies he responded to at work turned to benzos, alcohol and opioids to escape the persistent state of utter panic he felt trapped in.
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Likewise, Luca Guadagnino's gory remake of Suspiria, which stars Dakota Johnson as an American dancer auditioning to join a Berlin-based company run by a coven of witches, dominated the indie box office.
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It's a brief, gory, but memorable shot: Episode 801 features a similar scene involving a group of stragglers from the fall of the Wall, led by Tormund Giantsbane, Beric Dondarrion, and Edd Tollett.
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It's a series revival that channels the speed, the intense action and the gory exploded demon bits of the original game, but fuses all of that with cool unlockable toys and stunning visuals.
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Jurors saw the pocketknife that Sampson used to kill his first two victims, listened to his confessions in which he described the slayings in gory detail and heard from more than 100 witnesses.
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Biased as I am toward so-called socially unacceptable jokes that bring the female body to the forefront, I delighted in Wong's willingness to reveal the physical body in all its gory vividness.
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The person said staff were puzzled as to why sales of Monster Hunter: World had been blocked as it was less gory than other titles and had received its sales license before March.
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China's content regulator said late last month it was unlikely to give licenses to gory, violent video games that deviated from core socialist values and that went against traditional Chinese culture and morals.
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"Pay in Blood" from 2012 was a crisp, gory threat, and two of Mr. Dylan's most accusatory 1960s songs, "Desolation Row" and "Ballad of a Thin Man," were sped up but remained pitiless.
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Those people deserve their day in the sun, and for the sake of tastefulness, the cameras don't have to capture the gory details of that preparation but we should know it's happening anyway.
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Surely it's the fact that incorporating our roughly 85003 incredibly complex, interconnected federal and state tax and transfer programs in all their important, but gory details is a job requiring decades, not months.
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You can see the collision, and it's gory aftermath from a different angle here, but it looks like Kudo took the entire force of the hit through Lampson's shoulder, directly to his face.
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Instead of jump scares and gory blowouts, the post-apocalyptic dread of It Comes At Night comes from within as much as it does from the spooky outdoor environment the film's name suggests.
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Written and directed by Kleber Mendonça Filho and Juliano Dornelles, the movie takes place in an isolated Brazilian village where one crisis leads to another and culminates in a gory fight for survival.
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If this sounds familiar, you're probably thinking of Bryan Fuller's Hannibal—a gory and excellent prequel on NBC that boasted Mads Mikkelson as Dr. Lecter and Hugh Dancy as FBI agent Will Graham.
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It&aposs also a departure from the gory historical portrayals of periods in TV and film, representing a shift in the industry, which is beginning to incorporate menstruation as a casual plot detail.
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His strategy, in other words, seems to be to explain a culinary development by linking it to a larger, preferably gory or otherwise spectacular, historical event that occurred at roughly the same time.
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Having dispatched with the gory murder at the outset, Oates turns her attention to the years after the crime: the price the Dunphy and Voorhees families pay for their loved ones' ideological choices.
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As anyone who has read the books can attest, George R.R. Martin constructed an enormous, sprawling story with a bewildering cast of characters and a weird mix of politics, sex, gory violence and magic.
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"A lot of the other horror films are so stylized and over-gory, and they have this kind of visceral shock value but not the kind of empathy-inducing effects [of Irreversible]," Das said.
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Assassination, based on Maureen Orth's Vulgar Favors, oscillates between the luxe and the gory, but its nine episodes (eight of which were made available for preview) naturally focus more on Cunanan (Glee's Darren Criss).
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Streaming on Shudder Mexican filmmaker Jorge Michel Grau turned international heads with this thriller, his debut feature, which is part touching story of a family trying to survive and part gory cannibalistic feeding frenzy.
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It's wonderfully gory and it's unlike anything that Marvel or DC has put out since the beginning of the superhero renaissance marked by Batman Begins and Iron Man in the mid-to-late-2000s.
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The latest attempt to appeal to teenagers hungry for bingeable content offers an unwieldy mix of winking comedy, gory thrills, satirical social commentary, and earnest teen storytelling, and it's equal parts exhilarating and exhausting.
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The actress, who rose to fame on Grey's Anatomy, is ditching the medical world for something a little more violent — though, admittedly, probably just as gory — in her new spy-thriller series Killing Eve.
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The images were in stark contrast to gory crime scene and autopsy photos also displayed of half-naked bodies sprawled among garbage — images that made family members wince, weep and recoil in the gallery.
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The sci-fi experience isn't gory, but it involves shooting human enemies with a wide range of realistic-looking guns — something that strikes a sour note in the immediate aftermath of a mass shooting.
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Other instances of LGBTQ censorship in China include when a kiss between two androids played by Michael Fassbender was cut from 2017's Alien: Covenant, in addition to other gory moments in the film.
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The big difference is the degree of detail: the device that produced this gory image is part of a new wave of spectral scanners that use specialized detectors to distinguish individual X-ray frequencies.
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The collection is made up of four different stories, ranging from psychologically terrifying to straight up gory, each one uniquely scary in only a way a group of four smart women could pull off.
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Not destined to win, but still visually astonishing: the six-minute solo pencil-on-paper piece "Prologue," which largely follows a gory, pyrrhic battle between four photorealistically drawn warriors, two of them graphically nude.
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The gloaming setting, the dead girl at the heart of the narrative, the casual use of the gory or grotesque, even the ominous synth theme (ahem, Stranger Things)—these have all become familiar tropes.
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The demo is gorgeous and gory—you've never seen a zombie's head explode with this much gruesome detail—and controls very well, a welcome change from the original's tank-like controls and fixed camera.
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Convinced that only a drawn out, gory scene could deter young viewers from contemplating or attempting suicide, the show's creators immortalized a dangerous representation of self-harm that may do more damage than good.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Actress Lily James is confident Jane Austen fans will warm to "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies", a gory variation on the classic English novel, despite her own initial reservations about the project.
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That said, Pleasants did fight for the SS, though he did so in the boxing ring instead of the freezing mud of the Eastern Front or the gory dugouts of some other such theatre.
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The cheeky opener is an apt mood-setter, even if it does not — cannot, perhaps — adequately prepare you for the gory twists and turns to come in the writer-director Sam Levinson's black comedy.
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Director Michele Soavi finds the sweet spot between Mario Bava's occult curiosity and Lamberto Bava's gory excess for this film set in a gothic cathedral that was built over the mass grave of Satanists.
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"When I was growing up, dinuguan was a kind of culinary boogeyman, a dish that adults would tell gory stories about to scare children," said Genevieve Villamora, one of the owners of Bad Saint.
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But other Turkish officials, speaking on condition of anonymity to discuss the unfolding investigation, have describing a gory killing in graphic detail that appears to come from recordings obtained through surveillance or intercepted communications.
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In Episode 114, which aired last March, about the Hillside Stranglers, a pair of bloodthirsty cousins who petrified Los Angeles in the late 1970s, Ms. Kilgariff recites some of the gory evidence: On Nov.
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Other sights along the tour include the ancient ruins of the Roman Forum, and the first and second levels of the Colosseum; the massive amphitheater used in ancient Roman times for gory gladiator fights.
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I was nine years old at the time, and we had two pieces of software in mind: Quicken, the financial budgeting software, and Doom 2: Hell on Earth, the gory shooter sequel from id Software.
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Splendid news, Stranger Things fans: it may only have been a few days since the latest trailer for Season 2 launched, but we already have some gloriously gory new footage to sink our teeth into.
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A 45-year-old man has been arrested by authorities in Texas for allegedly stabbing his girlfriend to death before logging onto her Facebook account to post gory photos of her body online, PEOPLE confirms.
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The 14 men now facing charges were followers of the Ansarullah Bangla Team, a hard-line Islamist group that has claimed responsibility for a series of gory targeted assassinations of secular writers, Mr. Islam said.
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And if the gory attack to which Mr. Dassey confessed took place as he described, should there not have been an array of blood and other physical evidence all over Mr. Avery's trailer and garage?
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President Trump met with representatives of the video game industry after this year's school shooting in Parkland, Florida, and the White House released a video montage of gory video game moments shown in the meeting.
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" Wicca Phase, one of GBC's founders, expressed his thoughts a bit more obliquely captioning Goya's gory painting "Saturn Devouring His Son" with the phrase: "accurate depiction of the relationship between major labels and their artists.
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So there's certainly a question of whether Audible could expand the data-driven "find the good parts" approach to its other genres, letting listeners preview fight scenes in thrillers, or gory scenes in horror novels.
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In the case of The Body, Davis and Fisher deliver some of the key elements of an exploitation film — namely, a handful of gory murders — between scenes that balance gruesome slapstick with high-minded philosophizing.
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In recent years, Pugh has titled a show 'Corporate Cannibals,' set one season in an underground bunker, and created a gory, disturbing film about destruction and brutality (with the radical performance-sculptor Olivier de Sagazan).
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President Donald Trump had a closed meeting about the correlation between violent video games and real-life violence Thursday, and the only substantive thing that has emerged is one very gory and entertaining YouTube video.
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But his deceptions know no limits and he makes his escape, which obliges Glass to set out once again in attempt to achieve revenge and justice in an elaborate and gory Western mano a mano.
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The Most Assassinated Woman in the World: NETFLIX FILM In 1930s Paris, an actress famous for her gory death scenes at the Grand Guignol Theater contends with a mysterious stalker and ghosts from her past.
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With this latest effort, Refn paints a lurid, confused portrait of girlhood and the fashion industry that is flashy, loud, and gory but unfortunately fails at all turns to touch on anything close to truth.
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Corpse Explosion turns up to 10 corpses into gory blood bombs that cause damage to nearby enemies, thereby creating more corpses and allowing for endless Corpse Explosions until a particular group of foes is dead.
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When de Lestrade began filming The Staircase in 193, he wanted to lean into gray areas, to capture the quiet moments of despair that follow a splashy murder, rather than just hitting the gory details.
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Some images are explicitly gory, like a drawing of a female model with blood pouring out of one eye socket and a dab of watery pink seeping out of her white brazier at her nipple.
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A gory photo of the bloodied feet of an employee at a Canadian restaurant that forced its female staff to wear high heels went viral recently after the employee's friend posted about it on Facebook.
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A scene depicting a man gouging the eyes of a teenage boy prompted the first walkout, which was followed by another when another character faced a gory and violent death on screen, according to Brooks.
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The play is an experimental comedy that imagines a conversation between a maid and a clown left to clean up the dead bodies after the bloodshed that roils the ruling class in Shakespeare's gory tragedy.
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We've got a fairy-tale-style omniscient narrator who notes the exact years, months and days since certain events; oddball aunts who raised a bookish niece; and police investigations that are more whimsical than gory.
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The Tories have yet to unveil proposals on deregulation, but Labour's plans to nationalise industries and take a tenth of big firms' equity (returning some dividends to workers) have been laid out in gory detail.
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In a series of gory vignettes that jab insistently at sexism and gender, Ms. Lowe (who, at the time of filming, was barely a month shy of her own delivery date) carefully builds thematic layers.
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But Dean wanted the time and space to explore the emotion of the story, in addition to presenting the gory details of the crime, so she decided to go down the route of TV dramatization.
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I will spare you the gory details; the take-home message is that there are a variety of tools available to policymakers, utilities, and developers to ensure that low-income communities benefit from shared solar.
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There are also concerns about whether the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will treat shared-solar investments as securities, which could trigger all sorts of problems, but I'll spare you those gory details as well.
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After all, The Passion of the Christ — a gory, intensely violent film — remains the top R-rated film at the domestic box office 15 years after its release largely because church groups turned out en masse.
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For a show that has little blood or violence, other than the shoot out at the fur store, there is one particularly gory scene between Owen and his gangster father involving a drill and someone's head.
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The newer, much longer film has been called (not unfairly) "unfeeling," with Guadagnino focusing on distressingly gory scenes, making them as drawn out, textured, and memorable as the peach scene in Call Me by Your Name.
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But more importantly: the god-awful Dorne plot comes to a god-awful end, with two Sand Snakes (Nym and Obara) teaming up against Euron and meeting gruesome, gory deaths inflicted by their own signature weapons.
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It made for a spectacularly bloody battle, delivering on the gory promise of Shogun World while also underscoring some of the thematic questions the show has been asking this season about the nature of free will.
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Through the eyes of eldest daughter Thomasin (Anya Taylor-Joy), we witness the mysterious disappearance of the clan's baby son, abducted by an evil hag in the forest who uses his gory innards as an ointment.
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And, none of this comes with any benefit, as most of the media about Bundy doesn't do much to uncover the reasoning behind his crimes as much as it relays gory details for viewers' twisted curiosity.
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A version of Commodus's exploits was memorialized in Ridley Scott's 2000 film, Gladiator, which is not known for its historical accuracy or authenticity, but certainly solidified the image of the gory gladiator contests in the Coliseum.
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Read more: A baker makes gory, bloody-looking cakes that Halloween fans would loveStarbucks is selling a new studded black tumbler that's perfect for HalloweenTrader Joe's is selling planters shaped like skeletons doing yoga for Halloween
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Fair warning: this is a very bloody comic, a nasty comic, a gory comic (it even has a parental advisory on the cover that clearly states "Not For Kids")... but structurally, it's also a bit subversive.
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Shortly after the film begins, it serves up one of its most famously gory deaths — when an unfortunate ballerina is attacked by an unknown assailant, brutally stabbed, and then hung from a collapsing plate-glass ceiling.
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The match was so gory and the aftermath so scary for Guerrero that the incident, combined with real fears over hepatitis and HIV, contributed to WWE banning blood in its PG makeover in the late 2000s.
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I started Resident Evil 7 on easy—"doing it wrong", maybe, but I enjoyed exploring the Baker estate with slightly less risk of losing a limb (as gloriously gory as that leg break is—thanks, YouTube).
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Juxtaposing a clinical control bunker, where mainly white operatives observe the gory action, with a neighborhood church where overwhelmingly black and Latino residents huddle in fear, the movie insists that the sidelines are not an option.
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He speculates about the devil "howling in the wind" (there's a menacing-looking statue of Satan himself), reports Puritan superstitions about witches' bacchanals, and captures each gory execution of the accused with thoroughly macabre sound effects.
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Gory images of the carcass, taken in January on a trash-strewn shore of Oslo Fjord, resonated on social media among Norwegians, who tend to see their jagged coastline as a paragon of untouched natural beauty.
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It's a strange setup that explodes into something like a gory fable about the perils of too much money and greed — a morality tale and a savage romp rolled into one, with a blisteringly cathartic ending.
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In the movie's most memorable sequence, which would become a hallmark of the series, members of the strike team are caught in a deadly hall of defensive lasers that slice and dice them into gory chunks.
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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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The Franklin Regional Senior High School assistant principal tackled Hribal to the ground to end five gory, terrifying minutes inside his school, Murrysville, Pennsylvania, police Chief Thomas Seefeld said in a press conference after the incident.
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After teasing a major announcement the day before, Trump confirmed reports Sunday that Baghdadi had died in a raid by U.S. special forces — using vivid and gory detail to describe the self-declared caliph's final moments.
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According Mr. Turquin, the painting is Caravaggio's second depiction of this gory Old Testament subject, showing a beautiful Jewish widow saving her besieged city by tempting an Assyrian general and then killing him in his tent.
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Every time Belko gets into a groove, with some fun plot twists or inventively gory moments, it pauses to make some point or another about the modern workplace that feels at least a decade out of date.
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Execution-style shootings, especially on this scale of victims, are exceptionally rare—they seem more akin to gory, cinematic portrayals of American violence than to the tragic banality that actually claims most lives in US gun violence.
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It's over-the-top, and gory, and a bit absurd—in other words, it's very much in line with "regular" extreme metal, which, for all its flaws and foibles, is also very good at being very silly.
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Every few years, I'd be caught by surprise by an unexpectedly gory piece of art (if, indeed, the film Tales from the Hood counts as art), and I'd revert right back to my ten-year-old self.
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The myth around Raw, a body-horror coming-of-age story about a young veterinary student who realizes she's a cannibal, was that it was so nightmarish, gory, and vulgar that it could actually make people faint.
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PARIS/MARSEILLE, Oct 1 (Reuters) - The two victims from Sunday's attack at Marseille's train station suffered gory injuries, with a police source saying that one victim's throat was slit while the other was stabbed in the stomach.
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"We're at a stage where we don't need to explain the rules of zombies anymore," explains writer-director Abe Forsythe, whose previous films range from his gory-dumb teenage debut Ned to race-riot satire Down Under.
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This story has been update to clarify that YouTube applied a strike to Logan Paul's channel, per its Community Guidelines, for violating its rules on violent or gory content posted in a shocking, sensational or disrespectful manner.
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Zayday breaking the news to Dr. Munsch that she has less than a year to live, leaving us to wonder who Munsch will leave the hospital — in all its gory glory — to (or what's left of it).
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It has since grown into one of the most visually striking religious festivals in that part of the world and it attracts thousands of onlookers and tourists to watch the gory displays in the fervently Catholic nation.
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I will spare you the gory details of a statistics lesson, but suffice it to say that one extra cancer in a group of 100,000 people would be statistically invisible—well within the realm of chance variation.
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The movie might be seriously gory (the trailer features a crossbow to the face, oodles of blood, and barely-hanging-on eyeballs) but it's also so tongue-in-cheek that you may be laughing through the grossness.
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And it's in keeping with this week's Themes: even the Sand Snakes' gory hijinks are part of an overall tide of women getting back up after inept / crazy male rulers fucked them over one too many times.
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A Carnival cruise passenger sprang a major leak while playing mini-golf on the ship -- as in, his arm was ripped wide open, and we got the gory pics he says prove the cruise line's to blame.
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For the last few months, she's been watching Nazi exploitation films, gory slasher movies, and porny art house cinema from the comfort of her living room, to pick films for the cinema's latest themed season, Cheap Thrills.
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After decades of this, we can now accept ironic reimaginings of the war, like Quentin Tarantino's Inglorious Basterds, without worry that the memory of the Holocaust will be stained by a gory tongue-in-cheek revenge fantasy.
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Sex education in schools seemingly hasn't evolved past the Mean Girls "you will get pregnant and die" speech, and slideshows of gory-looking STIs are still more commonplace than infographics on how to find your G-spot.
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The results aren't nearly as gory as the creepy depictions we're used to seeing, but you've got a pretty good chance of fitting in with the prim and proper folks from the English countryside with this interpretation.
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The crux of his claim is that SmartStudy copied him in turning a gory and amorphous old singalong into a toddler-friendly pop song; the lyrics and melodies of Mr. Wright's and SmartStudy's songs are not identical.
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After trying a first-person, video game-inspired concept with different attackers assailing the viewer, the band settled on the gory murder scene pictured on Wrong One's cover—but not before going rounds with Relapse on it.
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At the warehouse, Aronson beheld a gory scene: collapsed Sheetrock, dangling electricity lines, hundreds of shattered salad-dressing bottles and a foot of water flooding a vault that held 350,000 master tapes, including the entire Motown catalog.
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In concert with season two's gory mannequin blood splatter reenactment and responses to viewer conspiracy theories, it really makes you think about the Halbach family's 2015 statement regarding the show being more entertainment than a thorough investigation.
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It takes the act of eating—something that's already endlessly policed when it comes to women—and makes it traumatic through scenes that aren't exactly gory, but show just enough viscera to make you wince with discomfort.
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Instead of telling an immediate, straightforward story well, it tells a broader, more convoluted story poorly, and in the process squanders much of the charm of the original that made the gory demon-killing feel so vital.
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The back half of Season 6 was overshadowed by his looming appearance, his arrival brought the misguided finale cliffhanger, and the gory Season 7 premiere kicked off a string of wearying episodes mired in setup and grief.
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Yet such special effects often threaten to overwhelm a play, becoming its gory centerpiece, the thing that everyone talks about (or, in the case of "Gloria," is asked not to, so as not to ruin the surprise).
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There Pennywise, a supernatural demon clown, lurks underground and lures Georgie to a gory fate that kicks off a chain of deaths for the town's teenagers and strange visions among the seven members of the Loser's Club.
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While it was not the first internet broadcast of a violent crime, the livestream of the massacre showed that stopping gory footage from spreading online persists as a major challenge for tech companies despite years of investment.
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Guests are not always familiar with the way farms work, like the dangers of handling some machinery, the level of focus it requires, or the somewhat gory process that brings animals from the fields to your plate.
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Gerald's Game relies on King's book, though, for the twists and developments that give the story shape, and for the kind of deeply unnerving, gory moments that the author uses to inject tension and anticipation into his stories.
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To support that claim, let's review where the park stands after the season's final gory moments: As his final act, Ford has, at worst, organized a robot uprising against the Delos board members on the Westworld park premises.
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Ms. Garin said that rain late Thursday and a government public-service campaign that involved showing gory pictures of people who have been injured by firecracker blasts helped to keep the number of injuries below last year's figure.
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It appears to be the first Call of Duty to feature gory dismemberment, as show below: The title is being developed by Sledgehammer Games, the studio responsible for 2011's Modern Warfare 3 and 2014's Advanced Warfare.
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Amid the gory bits of celluloid, there were a few legitimately solid components — parts of Suicide Squad that shined brighter than anything in Batman v Superman, and threatened to challenge some of the best superhero movies out there.
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Videographer and photographer Tavish Campbell discovered the effluent pipe—a standard system for disposing of wastewater, but definitely not for churning out straight, gory fish guts—on a dive earlier this year, near an Atlantic salmon processing plant.
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According to Sannicandro, owner of the (somewhat ironically named) barber shop Hair Medics, the gory stunt was well deserved: 10-year-old DiPalma seriously spooked Sannicandro two months ago by placing a fake cockroach in the barber shop.
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A gory, goofily sexy portrayal of scientific hubris run amok, From Beyond concerns a brilliant physicist, Crawford Tillinghast (Jeffrey Combs), who assists his older and seedier colleague, Edward Proterius (Ted Sorel), in building a machine called the Resonator.
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Despite YouTube's policies prohibiting violent or gory content, the video quickly went viral on the site, reaching No. 2700 on its trending list even in the face of protest and outcry on YouTube and other social media platforms.
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My editor brought to my attention earlier today the existence of Decapitated Floats, a company that makes only giant inflatable swans with gory detachable heads (created by the internet-y advertising company MSCHF and digital artist Lukas Bentel).
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According to Randall, Hefner felt betrayed by the gory details in her 1977 biography, and tried to get her to change some of them—but their blazing falling-out didn't actually happen until she was publicizing the book.
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The organization alleges that the museum has violated their First and Fifth Amendment rights to free speech and equal protection, as well as their right to religious freedom, by refusing to allow them to display gory fetus images.
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While cartoony and ludicrously gory contemporaries like Gears of War feature chainsaw rifles cleaving enemies in two, Battlefield 1 uses a guttural, primal scream to indicate you're charging at the enemy with the tip of a rifle spear.
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There, she meets another Hollywood flunkee, the director Sam Sylvia (played by Marc Maron, whose cutting, nasal sarcasm works very much in his favor in the role), who can no longer find funding for his gory genre films.
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It's a gory ritual the crew performs 323 to 60 times a day on the "roo run" - nearly 100 km (62 miles) of highway between the towns of Bourke and Enngonia in the state of New South Wales.
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At first, Amrich thought he was referring to ABACABB, a sequence of button presses in the Genesis version of Mortal Kombatthat unlocked all the gory fatalities from the arcade version that had invoked the ire of U.S. politicians.
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There was Alice Lowe's pregnant serial killer romp Prevenge (2016), Julia Ducornau's gory coming-of-age tale Raw (also 2016), all-female horror anthology XX (20143), and stylish sex work thriller Cam (2018), to name just a few.
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I think trauma is one of the most impossible things to retell or reflect on, aside from explaining the traumatic event itself, which usually gets people stuck on the gory details or the paradigm of victim and perpetrator.
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In the early 22016s, after her parents' romantic relationship ended, Ms. Gainsbourg made frequent visits to her father's apartment in the St.-Germain-des-Prés neighborhood, where he delighted in screening gory VHS tapes for his preteen daughter.
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"Rikers, in all its gory details, still had benefits over the barge," said Mr. Mayfield, who spent 10 months between 2008 and 2009, at the Bain Center because he could not afford bail regarding his drug-possession charge.
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If he does say, "Yeah, I left her for a professional roller derby coach," then you can be like, "I thought something might be going on there," before you both get into the gory details of the split.
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" A run-of-the-mill Jack the Ripper tour guide, he entertains a collection of louche Belgian teenage tourists with pidgin French as he explains—in gory detail—the unidentified murder's M.O. "And who might ze killer be?
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Since 2013, when "The Rains of Castamere" aired, it has been impossible to speak about the episode's iconic Red Wedding without also talking about Robb Stark, the arrow-stuck figure in the middle of all the gory HBO chaos.
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This conversation is a reference to a gory scene in Volume 5, Issue 28 of the comic book series where The Governor cuts off Rick's hand after Rick withholds information about where he and the others have been living.
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When the setup for Davey's hunt is so thin, and the main characters so hard to invest in, it doesn't matter how clever the references are, or how willingly the movie embraces full-on gory horror toward the end.
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In what could be seen as the ultimate endorsement, people literally passed out while watching a screening of Raw, a gory horror movie about a vegetarian who becomes a cannibal, at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) this week.
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If you don't kneecap Donald Trump in a big one-on-one event, don't turn the conversation into the journalism version of the gory chariot scene in "Gladiator," then prepare to be shamed before being burned at the stake.
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Recently, when I was in South Carolina meeting with HSUS members, more than a few of them mentioned they are also lifelong members of the NRA (though they were appropriately aghast at the gory details of the Alaska program).
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"Given the glut of current real-world horrors, people are responding more to gory, horrific films as a means of escapism," said Amie Simon, creative marketing director at Smarthouse Creative, a Los Angeles-based digital marketing and media firm.
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There are some physicians, however, who think the pendulum has actually been swinging in the opposite direction as of late, with doctors sharing gory details and grim possibilities with their patients that they simply don't need to know about.
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Related: Revealing The Illusion Of Perfect Beauty With Art Series 'Law Of Averages' Gory Anatomical Portraits Show Beloved Icons' Blood and Guts This Magazine Challenges Mainstream Notions of Gender and Identity Eye-Popping Photo Series Imagines Absurd Beauty Rituals
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This sprawling show encompasses a wealth of sepulchral, shrouded spirits meandering Asia's cultural purview: ranging from shadow puppetry, to ultra gory, Thai horror flick clips, through minimal Yase-otoko Noh masks of emaciated men, and flamboyant Kabuki theatre costumes.
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At first, Amrich thought he was referring to ABACABB, a sequence of button presses in the Genesis version of Mortal Kombat that unlocked all the gory fatalities from the arcade version that had invoked the ire of U.S. politicians.
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A nightmarish accident on a Boston subway platform on Friday — described in gory detail by a local reporter, Maria Cramer, as it unfolded and quickly retweeted by thousands — is one you might expect to see in an impoverished country.
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One is a jolting, gory automobile chase as seen from inside the pursued car; the other, even more amazing, has Theo dash from a nightmare of a prison camp into a free-fire zone, trying to protect a newborn.
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Plus, it's just a funny movie that also happens to be gory and scary (for the 80s.) An American Werewolf In London See Details Green Room is the type of horror movie that reminds you what horror can do.
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Business Insider got to see some footage of the movie at an event 20th Century Fox held before the holidays and (without giving anything away) "Alien" fans will certainly get the gory action they want want from the franchise.
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There are moments when clients seem to want to use their lawyers as therapists and insist on giving us every gory detail of why their marriage failed, even when we've explained to them that that's not really our job.
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On a high shelf, models of human heads are lined up like guillotine trophies, from the rudimentary top of a CPR doll to a gory cranium of a generic angry man (it bears an uncanny resemblance to musician Dave Grohl).
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Cannibalism is mostly the stuff of gory, post-apocalyptic science fiction—a staple of shows like The Walking Dead and The Santa Clarita Diet and movies like Mad Max and The Bad Batch, out this weekend (and which VICE produced).
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It wasn't even all that gory or traditionally scary, but every time I got a babysitting gig, I would be paralyzed by an overwhelming fear that I would receive a call from a murderer that was coming from inside the house.
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Among the lesser-known gems that get substantial attention is From Beyond, the companion piece to Stuart Gordon's preposterously gory Herbert West: Reanimator, and The Society, a satirical political paranoid thriller with massive gross-out body modification and literal talking butts.
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One 2015 study found that people were less disgusted by gory things when they were aroused, which kind of makes sense: If you have two competing thoughts in your brain (disgust and lust), which is going to be more appealing?
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Google said on Friday it worked hard to remove ads appearing on pages or videos with hate speech, gory or offensive content but with 400 hours of video uploaded to YouTube every minute it did not always get it right.
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After the police arrived, they didn't even check the sobbing brothers for gunpowder residue; they initially characterized the gory murders as a "gangland-style killing" and looked into the business dealings of the boys' father, José, to find any motives.
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In Natural Born Killers, Stone took those experimental techniques even further: The movie is essentially a two-hour montage, a gory, epic music video shot in drunken, whooshing takes and jumbled together into a hectic, ultra-violent nightmare of a movie.
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I don't remember most of the details except that it mostly takes place in a tiny apartment, a robot spends the entire movie trying to kill the lady who lives there, it was really gory, and there's a cameo by Lemmy.
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You might come across people on the street sporting gory masks, mechanical decorations that you didn't know were going to move or make noise when you touch them (the worst!), or folks at your office party playing with a ouija board.
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In advance of the its annual summer meeting, the American Chemical Society has just released a video explaining, in gory scientific detail, why peeing in the pool makes it a more unhealthy environment for everybody, you disgusting hairless flesh monster.
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Last year, authorities around the world began sharing warnings of the "Momo Challenge," where WhatsApp users adopting the image would supposedly tell children to perform increasingly extreme acts, sharing gory images if they didn't, and allegedly driving some to suicide.
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Robert Pearson, a Catholic carpenter, founded one of the first centers, in Honolulu, and then set up a foundation for C.P.C. owners, providing them with training sessions, pamphlets, and slide shows, many of which featured gory images of fetal remains.
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If such queries do indeed fill your head during the long and decoratively gory duration of "American Psycho," which opened on Thursday night at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theater, then it could be argued that the show's creators have done their job.
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Most of the conversation surrounding the show since its release has revolved around how socially irresponsible it is to depict Hannah's suicide in graphic, gory detail, a move that suicide prevention experts are fairly certain will lead to suicide contagion.
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The opera-inspired mashup of "Poker Face" and "Paparazzi" — which featured gothic costumes and gory effects, including fake blood pouring down Gaga's body — was posted on MTV's YouTube this week, apparently to drum up anticipation for the 2019 VMAs on Monday.
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While you wait, The King on Netflix (complete with a long-haired Robert Pattinson), See on Apple TV+ (complete with our beloved Khal Drogo, Jason Momoa) and Watchmen on HBO may satisfy your hunger for other worldly, gory battle content.
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My best friend, Kelly, loved Mischief Brew; she'd discovered folk punk while we were still a couple of teenage misfits stranded in rural Jersey, and despite my budding obsession with gory death metal, I fell in love with it, too.
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Go deeper: Nerd out on the gory details at Ars Technica More from Axios: Report: The U.S. is unprepared for the AI future The stakes for who wins the AI race Experts say AI isn't quite fire or the wheel — yet
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No matter what kind of surreal space nightmare Rick (creator Justin Roiland) and his grandson Morty (also Roiland) stumble into, the chances are good that the show will at least briefly indulge our expectations before blowing them up into gory pieces.
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Zhou is a gang leader whose attempt to squash a turf war among motorcycle thieves ends in some bloody deaths (one lifts a gory beheading gag from either Fellini's "Toby Dammit" or Herschell Gordon Lewis's "She-Devils on Wheels," or both).
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The director Eli Roth has previously indulged his cinephilia with gory exploitation throwbacks ("Hostel"), but in "The House With a Clock in Its Walls," he makes a nostalgic fun house movie geared toward a younger crowd, and it pays off.
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To give you an idea of how low I'm setting the bar in terms of "better," one scene simultaneously cribs from the no-budget Southern cult film "The Mutilator" (1984) and the ultra-gory and occasionally goofy Italian shocker "Zombie" (1979).
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For starters, although its highly detailed CGI animation is impressively realistic compared to the famed — and notoriously gory — 1978 animated feature, some viewers have complained that it comes off as flat and colorless, and occasionally a bit video game-y.
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Here are the gory details: A cost-optimal wind-solar mix with storage reaches cost-competitiveness with a nuclear fission plant providing baseload electricity at a cost of $0.075/kWh at an energy storage capacity cost of $10-20/kWh.
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Content seen as being at odds with China's "socialist core values" is being scrubbed, while games that are too violent and gory - for example those involving zombies - are being rejected, said the censor, who only gave his surname as Zhang.
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Carr's book has taken so long to make it to any size screen that its eerie, gory murders (mostly of young prostitutes, whom we might better understand as trans women in modern terms) have just the faintest hint of repetitiveness.
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She doesn't have a very similar taste in TV shows to anything else I watch, like "Game of Thrones" or any kind of gory TV show, so I think she really likes that she has something to watch with us.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Catholics in the Philippines re-enacted the crucifixion of Jesus Christ in a gory display of devotion on Good Friday, with actors costumed as Roman soldiers hammering nails of stainless steel through their hands and feet into wooden crosses.
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The Bagger is also willing to bet that the broadcasters may well be only group this year that puts Mel Gibson's gory war tale "Hacksaw Ridge" up against "Captain America: Civil War" and "Deadpool" (in the category of best action film).
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"It," opening in theaters on Friday, is the long-awaited movie version of King's 1986 horror novel, rated "R" for gritty thrills, gory deaths and a Loser's Club - the group of hero teenagers - not shy about cursing and making crude comments.
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Even to me, neither novel seemed stranger than the true story of "Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo," a brutal and gory account of the U.S. bombing of Japan during the Second World War, which I had stumbled across and reported on, too.
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The Chinese video gaming leader has waited in vain for over a year for approval to earn money on PUBG via in-app purchases, having given the gory, South Korean-made game a socialist makeover to meet stringent government rules.
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MS-13 members, often identifiable by blue and white colors and sometimes their love of Alex Rodriguez jerseys (he sports the number 13), were believed responsible for a gory trail of unsolved murders that the county needed federal assistance to solve.
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These gory finishing moves, pioneered by the infamous fighter, were the equivalent of blacktop trash talk for guys that couldn't dunk, the smack chatter of White Men Can't Jump adapted into a new medium, heightening the drama of the arcade scene.
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Co-created by Deadpool writer-director Tim Miller and Fight Club / Zodiac director David Fincher, the shorts collection is an intentional throwback to the adult fantasy comics and cartoons of the 1970s and '80s when gory violence and copious nudity were the norm.
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"Flipping what is widely considered to be the most iconic 'good design' font of all time on its head is about as evil as it gets in the design world," Roif said, in an interview with Fast Company on this gory kerning massacre.
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Three months after her son was born, O'Connell wrote "A Birth Story," an almost shockingly detailed account of the birth process — complete with a gory description of an epidural — that takes almost an hour to read, and was published on Longreads in 2014.
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Judging from the trailer we saw last month, Ridley Scott's upcoming Alien: Covenant is going to be a gory return to the franchise's horror roots — and audiences will be able to step into its world with a new virtual reality experience, as well.
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This year's edition featured performances from the likes of Big Freedia, Shamir, and Sunflower Bean, alongside Flying Lotus' directorial debut (the explicit, delightfully gory short Royal) and discussions between heavyweight directors like Catherine Hardwicke and John Landis and rising disciples like Elizabeth Wood.
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Many of the women and men who have recently come forward to share their stories of sexual assault have provided more details than Thorne, and her tweet is an important reminder that survivors don't "owe" the world their entire gory, painful story.
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The Houston, Texas, native has shared pictures of his bare ass sat on a fellow fighter's face mid-fight, as well as sharing his ultra-scientific weight cutting secrets which involve... Well, to spare you any unnecessarily gory details, going to the toilet.
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Earlier this year, CBS also announced that the newest Trek would be helped by Bryan Fuller — which would seem like an odd choice if you only knew about his most recent work, like the quirky Pushing Daisies and the intense, gory Hannibal.
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