Once there, she reunites with her gothically crazy (and rich) mother, played by Patricia Clarkson, and her teenage half sister (Eliza Scanlen).
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO A pair of new Tyler, the Creator songs exploring two of his extremes — the gothically theatrical shock king and the library-music eccentric.
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It consists entirely of footage of surf on the beach edited in a morose yet enchanting color palate, which pairs well with the song's gothically misanthropic drama.
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If you are gothically inclined and live in the Western Hemisphere, it's entirely likely that, by the transitive property, either you or one of your parents has had sex with Michael Gira or JG Thirlwell.
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XAVIER HUFKENS The most Instagram-worthy feature of the large group exhibition in the booth of the Brussels-based gallerist Xavier Hufkens is a series of gothically creepy mixed-media heads by the sculptor David Altmejd.
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The email contained a scrambled poetic text with minimal background information strewn throughout, linking to a webpage hosting the 15-minute, gothically dark composition presented with a slow procession of disparate, seemingly unrelated imagery seemingly generated in real time.
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In the mid-1980s, several Cocteau Twins/This Mortal Coil records have been described as "ethereal",The Cavalier Daily: This Mortal Coil album review ("It'll End in Tears"), p. 8, November 7, 1985Michael Fischer: Cocteau Twins album review ("The Pink Opaque"), The Michigan Daily, p. 7, April 9, 1986 "etherealism",Record-Journal: Cocteau Twins review, June 15, 1986 and "ethereal romanticism". In September 1988, Staci Bonner of Reflex magazine described the music of British label 4AD as "gothically ethereal".
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Upper Courtyard viewed from the Crosspiece. Harkness Tower can be seen in the background Davenport College was, like many of Yale's residential colleges, designed by James Gamble Rogers. It has two distinct styles of architecture: The York Street facade is constructed from gothically-detailed sandstone while the remainder of the college has been built in the red-brick Georgian style of the colonial era. This "hybridization" is meant to complement the monumental gothic streetscape of York Street, on which the western façades of the Branford and Saybrook College complex along with Jonathan Edwards College stand opposite the gothic-inspired Yale Daily News building and University Theater.
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Oldbuck functions in the novel as a comic foil to the down-to-earth realist Ochiltree, the gothically tragic Glenallan, and the absurdly self-important Wardour. The most obvious aspect of his character is an obsessive devotion to the pursuit of antiquarianism. He writes on castrametation, the science of ancient fortification, and contributes papers on learned subjects to journals; he argues heatedly with his friends over the nature of the Pictish language; he buys overpriced land purely for the pleasure of owning the site of a Roman camp and of the battle of Mons Graupius. His devotion to his scholarship, and his celibacy, make him a modern equivalent of the monks of St. Ruth’s Priory, as he recognises himself.
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Roger Ebert rated Hour of the Wolf three out of four, calling it "a difficult film, and not altogether a successful one", and crediting Bergman with achieving "deeply emotional results with very stark, almost objective, scenes". In New York, Judith Crist called it "a minor effort" from Bergman, not adding much to his past filmography, while crediting it for "stark intellectualizing and lush fantasizing". Time hailed von Sydow as "gothically brilliant" and stated the film cemented Ullmann's position as one of the foremost Scandinavian actresses, also crediting Sven Nykvist for "phosphorescent" cinematography. Critic Richard Schickel judged the visuals "more exciting" than those in Persona, but said Hour of the Wolf appeared to be a "regression".
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