Heavy subject matter, gruesomely vivid depictions of sexual abuse, gendered violence.
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St. ... when the 22-year-old was sacked and gruesomely injured.
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In other words, the very hand he gruesomely lost in Season 3.
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It's one of the most gruesomely human books I have ever read.
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Mr. O'Brien's brand of silliness has always been delightfully, often gruesomely askew.
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The trailer goes on to explain that Magnotta gruesomely abuses these kittens.
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Shortly after, her gruesomely dismembered body was found floating in the Copenhagen harbor.
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Like a roadkilled cat gruesomely returned from the dead, Pet Sematary is back.
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The boom may have ended, but it lives — vividly, gruesomely — in this collection.
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When her plot is revealed, the sideshow takes revenge by gruesomely disfiguring her.
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They gruesomely make their way into the plankton and consume it from within.
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This time, the humerus bone in Vonn's upper right arm was gruesomely splintered.
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Reddit has banned r/watchpeopledie, an infamous subreddit that hosted videos of people dying gruesomely.
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Personally, I'm hoping it's a gruesomely tattooed meth dealer we have never laid eyes on.
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Want to tell a story about a group of attractive young people getting gruesomely murdered?
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For her years of service to the royalty, Voisin was gruesomely tortured and burned alive.
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A police officer investigating the house gets gruesomely killed before he can assist Ethan with escaping.
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Fair warning: this movie involves a gruesomely-depicted hand injury that made me want to die.
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It was, at first, a case too gruesomely intimate for many to actually discuss in detail.
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Her speech works too, and he's able to channel his grief into gruesomely murdering Dr. Dumbarton.
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By contrast, the lack of editing often makes live programming an amateurish and gruesomely boring affair.
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Knausgaard understands that this is a gruesomely high price to pay for his lofty literary aims.
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She had been a teenage runaway and high school drop-out after a gruesomely abusive upbringing.
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With the game cartridge askew, the characters' bodies gruesomely contort like bodies in a Heironymous Bosch painting.
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Examples of gruesomely violent narratives from Japanese, Chinese and South Korean filmmakers are not hard to find.
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Let's say you're out hunting with some friends, and all of the sudden you are all gruesomely attacked.
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The poor doctoring Garfield received is now the stuff of legend and is thoroughly, somewhat gruesomely detailed here.
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But there's still an audience for comics where the superheroes swear, have sex, and murder each other gruesomely.
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After giving up his nuclear weapons program, Libyan tyrant Muammar Gaddafi was overthrown and gruesomely killed in 2011.
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This has been true since Trump first announced his candidacy, but it has escalated gruesomely since his election.
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Mold might be an archivist's worst enemy, but the damage it caused resulted in some gruesomely picturesque landscapes.
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The chart of the Chilean stock exchange under the Augusto Pinochet dictatorship below shows that markets are gruesomely amoral.
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Instead, Russia's enthusiastic propagandists came up with all kinds of theories -- from the faintly plausible to the gruesomely bizarre.
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But Cliff and Rick (with a lot of help from Cliff's dog, Brandy) turn the tables, gruesomely killing them.
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It's been gruesomely fascinating to see the Trumpian acid eat away the party of Lincoln and T.R. and Reagan.
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This will all look bad for him later, but he cannot know that the evening will end so gruesomely.
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How about a gruesomely violent fencing game in which the victor gets eaten by a giant worm dragon thing?
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She manages to kill the giant in a moment of blazing glory (+1353), but she dies gruesomely in the process.
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There, the mission goes gruesomely awry when the crew discovers that the seemingly inhabitable planet houses some very inhospitable denizens.
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It goes from new age breathing meditations to nostrils being gruesomely stretched to people melting into putty from psychedelic vision quests.
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While Arya sleeps, and Lady Crane rummages around for more drugs, The Waif shows up and ends her rather gruesomely (+20).
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The use of corrosive liquids, which leave victims gruesomely disfigured with life-altering injuries, has grown in popularity the last few years.
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In fact, most of Christopher Nolan's films involve a female character being gruesomely killed to further a man's grief-stricken character arc.
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Is he just ridden in guilt from knowing that his stepdaughter has been gruesomely killed while he slept soundly in his Queens apartment?
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Given that the episode uses such gruesomely familiar imagery, positioning that moment to be about Rachel is so unsatisfying as to be insulting.
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The idling helicopter tipped over, and the main rotor broke off, spinning out of control and gruesomely dismembering Findlay and three other passengers.
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If one were to itemize the distinguishing characteristics of the novel itself, the list might include gruesomely macabre, intellectually ambitious and historically vivid.
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Instead of allowing Antigone to die gruesomely, as she does in the play, we would kill the judge, who we named Socrates, instead.
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Perhaps the most pitiful, and most gruesomely amusing, of the dishes at the Navotas diner is "nanlabang ham," the ham that fought back.
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Alex Smith went under the knife SEVENTEEN TIMES to repair the leg that he gruesomely mangled in a Redskins game back in 2018. Yeesh.
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Yep. The 8-year-old female gruesomely cannibalized her 5-year-old comrade in what staff at the aquarium are calling a show of dominance.
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Later, there's an attempted bombing at a boy band concert teeming with girls — all of which might sound too gruesomely familiar to relive as entertainment.
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What follows is no surprise to viewers familiar with this frequently adapted Greek play: an unrelenting parade of dishonesties and cruelties followed, gruesomely, by blood.
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There have been a surprising number of horror films set at Christmastime, but this is one of the few that plays as almost gruesomely festive.
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"This is an unconscionable and gruesomely damaging manipulation of innocent children for vindictive and self-serving motives," he read from a two-page written statement.
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A senior Turkish official told The New York Times that Khashoggi was murdered and gruesomely dismembered with a bone saw in the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul.
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Groups such as Islamic State have become notorious for gruesomely murdering people suspected of being gay by throwing them off buildings and stoning them to death.
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Jackie Chan's films have ben incredibly serious, sometimes gruesomely so, as well as incredibly hilarious to the point pop delighting millions of peoples around the globe.
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The frame switches to a home video of the singer as a child singing this gruesomely real track about sexual harassment and sexism in the industry.
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A gruesomely fanged T. rex makes a great movie monster, but in real life, to Reisz at least, it doesn't make a whole lot of sense.
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No longer present in the place where we actually are, we become social zombies, faces lit gruesomely from below by the bluish light of our screens.
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Tuesday afternoon's terror attack in Lower Manhattan killed vacationers and visitors to New York City, gruesomely cutting short the lives of at least six foreign tourists.
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I know of at least one suicide during a performance, gruesomely committed with a table knife, by a cast member in the bushes outside the theater.
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US intervention proved decisive, and Qaddafi's regime was toppled — you can watch videos of rebels capturing and gruesomely torturing the deposed leader online before killing him.
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The alleged shooter also live-streamed his attack on social media, gruesomely displaying how he entered the mosque and shot worshippers as they struggled to flee.
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At the time, Francis was the leader of the Jesuit order in Argentina during the country's bloody military dictatorship, when thousands of people were being gruesomely killed.
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Regardless, Mr. Manson was well aware that Mr. Melcher no longer lived in the Cielo Drive house where five adults and Ms. Tate's unborn son died gruesomely.
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His way out: Move his family to Missouri's Lake of the Ozarks, where there is, his now gruesomely deceased partner told him, more coastline than in California.
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Little is left to the imagination in Caroline Waight's gruesomely graphic translation — a hand here, a foot there, and has anyone seen where I put that head?
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Paranoia and tension turned to outright fear when a high-ranking electoral commission official, Chris Msando, was found gruesomely murdered in Nairobi just over a week ago.
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When a gruesomely staged body is found, propped up on a mountain pass in the Alps close to the German-Austrian border, two detectives are sent to investigate.
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Shards of glass and plastic were everywhere, and, most gruesomely, chunks of flesh were strewn on the road, all accompanied by the droning blare of a car horn.
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In one photo, a woman with a lower back tattoo sits on a wooden horse designed to gruesomely split the body in two, weights tied to her ankles.
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During their stay several of the monks are gruesomely murdered and William and his young assistant are soon involved in a detective hunt to track down the villain.
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Less than halfway into the movie, Peter Parker gets gruesomely crushed by The Kingpin following a battle against the Green Goblin... a fight Miles gets literally dragged into.
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When a forcefield forms around the ship, an energy beam (or whatever) gruesomely cuts off this character's legs and sends the rest of his body hurdling towards Earth.
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But Defense Department officials said it was less likely that troops would be withdrawn from Somalia because — as Saturday's attack gruesomely underscores — security in the country remains fraught.
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In Basic Instinct, Michael Douglas runs the risk of being gruesomely murdered with an ice pick just to get his so-called "fuck of the century" from Sharon Stone.
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It's a common industry practice known as culling, destroy the day-old chickens through asphyxiation, or, more gruesomely, maceration, a process involving a conveyor belt and a giant blender.
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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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The moment made international headlines -- when Ware gruesomely snapped his right leg through the skin while Louisville was playing Duke in the Elite 8 ... a game watched by millions.
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There's even a kind of reverse bragging involved: just how old, how shabby, how gruesomely it can shed parts and systems and still get you from place to place.
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Hamstrung by troubles with lethal injection — gruesomely botched attempts, legal battles and growing difficulty obtaining the drugs — states are looking for alternative ways to carry out the death penalty.
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However, once the property was searched, the townspeople discovered a far grislier truth: The family had gruesomely murdered at least 11 people and buried their bodies throughout the land.
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The academy's curriculum includes the art of écorché, making "flayed" or "skinned" sculpted figures with exposed muscles (the clay figures are somewhat gruesomely scattered about the students' paint-splattered studios).
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Terrible things are done to bears in this gruesomely gorgeous debut novel about an imperfect hero who redeems himself by taking up the cause of these noble, if terrifying, beasts.
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Though its side effects have varied over the years, it has remained in each iteration a gruesomely unpleasant murder tool (or non-fatal face-mangling tool, as the case may be).
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Some European hostages were released after negotiations, but several Western aid workers and journalists went on to be executed gruesomely, allegedly by Kotey and Elsheikh's friend, and fellow "Beatle," Mohammed Emwazi.
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Rather, End of Evangelion is even darker than anything in the series, with the conflict (against other humans and their EVA units rather than Angels) gruesomely claiming much of the cast.
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Russia's Dyatlov Pass Incident, the Strangest Unsolved Mystery of the Last Century You've probably already heard of this one: Nine skiers mysteriously and gruesomely perish in the middle of the Russian tundra.
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The image is uncomfortably funny and gruesomely sexy—like one of the violent, coital, comic scenes from Kara Walker's recent painting "Christ's Entry Into Journalism" —and a harbinger of things to come.
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As a college student in the 1990s, Gurba was assaulted by a man who went on to attack several other women, gruesomely raping and killing one — an itinerant worker named Sophia Torres.
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The music video is hard to forget: As the band plays, a werewolf performs Michael Jackson–style moves in front of a crowd before gruesomely murdering them in an explosion of confetti.
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But Defense Department officials said it was less likely that troops would be withdrawn from Somalia because — as the recent attacks by Shabab fighters gruesomely underscore — security in the country remains fraught.
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I too dusted off a used copy this past weekend and slowly traversed the land of Yharnam killing and being gruesomely murdered by (more of the latter, if we're being honest) blood-poisoned monsters.
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People do seem to be paying more attention to the crap we put into the ocean lately, alarmed by details of whales and coral gorging on plastic "like Twinkies", as Hylton so gruesomely describes.
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Not because Bong doesn't always make great films (see: Snowpiercer, Okja, The Host), but because it twists audiences into such uncomfortable knots before gruesomely unwinding the tension in ways few viewers can see coming.
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After two sex workers were found gruesomely murdered in a one-bedroom apartment there in 2014, it came back on the market this year at half the price—dropping from a staggering $3,740 a month.
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Related: Islamic State Said to Gruesomely Execute Dozens in Witch Hunt for Drone Strike Spies FSA rebels fighting Islamic State north of Aleppo have received military assistance from states opposed to President Bashar al-Assad.
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Patty also pushed Gordy (Dana Ashbrook), the man she believed to be her father, off of a cliff, and gruesomely took out three drug dealers who were planning to hurt her mom, Angie (Sarah Colonna).
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The put-downs and arguments serve only as so much verbal scaffolding for the film's real purpose, which is to shoot, impale, blow up and otherwise gruesomely dispatch as many of its loathsome characters as possible.
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Photographs in Jet Magazine of Emmett's gruesomely mutilated body — at a funeral that his mother insisted have an open coffin, to show the world what his killers had done — had a galvanizing effect on black America.
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At the end, in a nifty plot twist I won't spoil, the spooky stoners' augury that McBeth will prevail unless "the peaks of mountains drip with blood" — no Birnam Wood here — comes hilariously, gruesomely and relevantly true.
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And yet on Sunday, the continued influence of ISIS' ideology became gruesomely apparent: A terrorist attack, one of the most lethal since 9/11, killed at least 359 people at churches and luxury hotels in Sri Lanka.
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Even a cursory search of the news, reports article after article detailing MS-13, an international gang, preying on our youth throughout the country with gruesomely vicious murders and violence; no less than the most horrific terrorist group.
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In one clip from the trailer, a young woman, who was seemingly hired to help a surgeon with an operation, witnesses an arm gruesomely claw it's way out of the patient's stomach and she runs off, screaming in horror.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan authorities said on Sunday they were investigating the alleged killings of a group of miners in the jungle state of Bolivar, following reports they were gruesomely murdered in a fight for control of a gold deposit.
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I was struck by the use of the format, how the idle browser is forced from the banal to the gruesomely outlandish in the course of a handful of sentences, as well as the dedication to the central, unsettling conceit.
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Well-worn black leather on one side, raw cowhide on the other, it recalls the black-and-brown body of Marsyas, as depicted in Titian's late masterpiece, an artistic martyr gruesomely flayed for daring to challenge Apollo to a musical contest.
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But now that we've explored and abused every imaginable earthly perversion ad nauseam' and sex has become so gruesomely boring and retardataire' many of you have been hitting dead ends trying to imagine what virtual transgressive acts could possibly feel fun anymore.
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"Knife + Heart" ("Un Couteau Dans Le Coeur") is set in the seedy world of low-grade porn production in 1970s France, where Paradis' character Anne is intrigued, and then terrorized, by a serial killer who is gruesomely murdering some of her actors.
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RELATED: 'The Walking Dead' actor Austin Amelio previews life as a Savior: 'It's not easy for them at all' Daryl was taken there at the end of the season premiere, after watching two of his friends die gruesomely at the hands of Negan.
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In 23, Simone first identified and named the Women in Refrigerators trope when she made a very long list of female comic book characters who'd been gruesomely tortured, maimed, and/or murdered, all for the sake of furthering a male character's heroic journey.
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"Look, I'm an economist and I am gruesomely comfortable with putting a value on a life," says Jason Furman, who teaches economic policy at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government and served as chair of the White House Council of Economic Advisers under Obama.
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They are white, and gruesomely so; Graham idly imagines he "would have made an excellent owner of a safe house in the Underground Railroad," while Audra makes a special, alarming point of telling a black store clerk what a great job he's doing.
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The 30-year-old D-lineman -- who's been out since Week 5 after gruesomely dislocating his elbow -- went on The Waddle & Silvy show to give a pump-up speech to Bears fans who are down on the team after its 5-6 start.
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As the invaders pillage the luxury home, the viewer gets to enjoy two equally compelling stories in a scant six minutes: the journey of the frogs and the mystery of what happened to the home's owners, which is gruesomely solved in the short's final seconds.
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But, far more gruesomely, she only takes out Walder after she has not only killed his two sons — "Black Walder" (who killed Catelyn Stark) and Lothar (who killed Robb Stark's pregnant wife Talisa) — but baked their corpses into pies and served them to him!
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A week after the disappearance, a senior Turkish official told the New York Times that evidence shows Khashoggi was gruesomely killed and that the order was "given by the highest members of the royal family," a reference to the country's crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman.
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Crouch wants us to believe that Jason is traumatized by seeing his beloved wife die gruesomely, or for that matter seeing human civilization exterminated, but it's all kind of a blur: That's only one version of his beloved spouse, and one version of our species.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is still planning on participating in an anti-terror finance meeting with Saudi Arabian officials later this month, despite a flood of reporting supporting claims that journalist Jamal Khashoggi was gruesomely murdered inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, reports The Washington Post.
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The first, a working-class girl named Ann, turned up dead in a pond a year prior to Camille's return, and her father may or may not be a suspect; the other, a middle-class girl named Natalie, was gruesomely murdered and left in the center of town.
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That movie manages, quite skillfully, to have its cake and eat it too by introducing a group of hip women friends, having them be gruesomely murdered by a misogynistic serial killer named Stuntman Mike (Kurt Russell), and then introducing another group of hip women friends to stomp him to death.
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I think it's something about the lurking inevitability of where the story is headed that makes this one so gruesomely fun to read — when the men cleaning the rat-filled basement discover a hatch leading down to another sub basement below, you know they're going to discover something down there.
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That town—Shit-Town, the crude nickname that the podcast gets its own name from—was a mere hour's drive away from Sylacauga, AL, where, in 1999, Billy Jack Gaither was gruesomely murdered with an axe simply because he apparently flirted with a man who did not want to be flirted with.
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A major investigation into working conditions for Facebook's content moderators by The Verge's Casey Newton earlier this year described the psychological trauma of low-paid contractors who spend their days reading and watching some of the darkest content on the internet, including wild conspiracy theories, disturbing pornography, and gruesomely violent videos depicting suicide and murder.
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Vietnam represented simply the tip of a long American spear, one that cut a gruesomely large swath through the nation's domestic landscape in the form of racial uprisings, National Guard deployments in urban centers, police brutality against Americans of all stripes, including civil rights and anti-war demonstrators, and organized racial terror against civil rights protesters.
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Egyptian news media accounts, lawmakers and government officials have variously blamed an auto accident, sexual misadventure, drugs, espionage, a mystery assassin, the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood — everything, it seems, except the scenario that Washington, Rome and other European capitals think is most likely: that Mr. Regeni was abducted, gruesomely tortured and killed by an element of Egypt's own security forces.
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Writers, for the most part, put into words what they see and hear in the world, and what Bidart saw, heard, and absorbed as a boy growing up in California during the Second World War is one of the tales that he tells vividly, gruesomely, and beautifully, in his important new collection , "Half-Light: Collected Poems 1965-2016" (Farrar, Straus, & Giroux).
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After receiving a desperate call from a farmer named Wilbur Tennant (Bill Camp), an acquaintance of his grandmother who'd captured footage of his cows being gruesomely ravaged by some unknown disease, he discovered that DuPont had been exposing plant workers and residents of Parkersburg, West Virginia, and other neighboring towns with hazardous substances found in Teflon, leading to high instances of chronic illness, birth defects, and death.
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One recollects only a kaleidoscopic flux of gruesomely fragmentary impressions, too outlandish to be perfectly accurate, too vivid to be entirely false: nightmarish revenants from the dim haunts of the collective unconscious … monstrous, abortive shapes emerging from the abysmal murk of evolutionary history … things pre-hominid, even pre-mammalian … forms never quite resolving into discrete organisms, spilling over and into one another, making it uncertain where one ends and another begins.
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Character: TNT Leader, Miami PD Bad Boys II pulls a fast one on the Rollins faithful, featuring him heavily in the opening scene as the leader of a special-ops unit for the Miami PD. All signs point to this being a typical Rollins role where he furrows his brow and looks cool in combat boots in the background, occasionally popping off a line of dialogue until inevitably being gruesomely offed in the third act.
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