But what lies beneath that glossy facade after continuous manicures?
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But it's usually pretty easy to see what lies beneath.
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But what makes Acampora even more bullish lies beneath the surface.
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You're going to want to find out what lies beneath the surface.
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But they compel you to imagine what lies beneath those colorful shrouds.
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But not unlike fashion itself, the real story lies beneath the garment.
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This kind of bias lies beneath the surface, implicit and often automatic.
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Its minimalistic look belies the frequently challenging puzzle game that lies beneath.
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What lies beneath is now hidden, like the note disintegrating in her stomach.
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In fact, the real news in this executive order lies beneath the headline.
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What lies beneath—or inside, rather—has been a longstanding interest of Nychos.
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But those moments, those glimpses of what lies beneath, should not be forgotten.
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With Es, it's always what lies beneath, like the toys beneath those stairs.
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CT scans are placed alongside the mummies to reveal what lies beneath the wrappings.
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The accent is less pronounced, and his firebrand temperament now lies beneath the surface.
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Clinton, you assume that what lies beneath her imperturbable exterior is an essential decency.
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His youngest daughter, age 210, lies beneath wet blankets, coughing inside their soggy tent.
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Beyond that, there is very little data about what lies beneath the coastal plain.
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What lies beneath that red piscine drapery is a flirtatious dalliance between Mexico and Peru.
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One of the rover's instruments, a ground-penetrating radar, is now revealing what lies beneath.
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Le Secret, a collection from Van Cleef & Arpels, was more focused on what lies beneath.
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What investors are really worried about is what lies beneath the headlines on bank stress tests.
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Although we now know what lies beneath the portrait, we still don't know why it's there.
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But we've only had the fuzziest notion of what lies beneath this violent visage—until now.
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But what lies beneath the marketing gloss and quixotic lust for an AI revolution in security?
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They rely on the so-called "mountain aquifer", which lies beneath land Israel occupied in 20203.
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Their allure rests mainly on the surface, so that always makes me wonder what lies beneath.
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A woven black, white, and red large plastic mat lies beneath the octagonal tables for coloring.
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The new design tends to be better thought-out and researched than that which lies beneath it.
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A NASA animation drains the oceans to reveal the majority of Earth&aposs surface that lies beneath.
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As everything grows ever more computerized, the need to understand what lies beneath the software grows more pressing.
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We know what lies beneath the surface of the skin, beneath the fat layer, beneath the muscle layer.
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Scorpio is satisfied when you go below the surface — and what lies beneath will be different for everyone.
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Researchers are also learning about what lies beneath those bright spots—namely, an active network of fault lines.
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For those who don't have tickets, a periscope at the surface gives a peek at what lies beneath.
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This disconnect between surface appearances and what lies beneath speaks to a larger question about aesthetics and humanity.
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The real terror isn't what we see on screen but lies beneath the surface of each of us.
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It stays steady at eye level, allowing the choreography to only hint at the sexuality that lies beneath.
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"It was in a terrible shape," said Ms. Haroun, 67, whose sister's grave lies beneath a squatter's house.
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It's in a curious position, refracting the insular country's representations of itself, trying to see what lies beneath.
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I wonder if there's a question that lies beneath this: How does someone be a good citizen today?
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The easy-to-navigate space reveals rare artifacts and three-dimensional imaging of what lies beneath the cloth.
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It's not so much about getting rid of our highways as it is about exploring what lies beneath.
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Like all great fairy tales, this is a story of love and wonder… and the darkness that lies beneath.
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Strong swimmers will find that scuba diving is the best way to explore what lies beneath the ocean's surface.
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Instead he expresses frustration, anger, mania — all of which aides read like tea leaves to discern what lies beneath.
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A new study suggests the meteorite struck present-day Laos, and its impact crater lies beneath a volcanic field.
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Dano's shots are beautifully composed, emphasizing the cold, bare landscape that lies beneath mountains that are quite literally on fire.
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Or should this chasm remind us of the inescapable madness that lies beneath even the most stable video streaming platforms?
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" What Lies Beneath is an example of this is part of a larger body of work that "engages aquatic environments.
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When I stand on the water's edge, I look past the ripples and reflections and consider what lies beneath them.
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The exposure of what lies beneath the skin is almost as sexy–if not more than that which is on show.
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It's the only visible sign that, almost three quarters of a mile below, Germany's last hard coal lies beneath this spot.
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The Permian Basin that lies beneath western Texas and southeastern New Mexico is ground zero for the U.S. shale drilling revival.
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The What Lies Beneath actress says that at an L.A. party Ratner made "extreme" advances before following Towne into a bathroom.
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But we didn't know what was inside until now, when astronomers got a look at the strange mess that lies beneath.
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Leaves collected immediately around a known deposit that lies beneath ten metres of rock contained traces of gold, validating the approach.
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While the documentary is ostensibly lighthearted in its nostalgic take on music culture, a hint of rage lies beneath the surface.
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And as perfect as their lives seemed, the veneer cracked and we're all getting a chance to see what lies beneath.
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This subterranean city of the dead, inaugurated on October 30th, lies beneath Har HaMenuchot, Jerusalem's largest cemetery, which is nearly full.
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Huckabee's not talking about using the husk (the outer leafy coating covering the corn itself) ... he's referring to what lies beneath.
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The fabrics are whimsical and decorative, while the stark contrast of light and shadow surrounding what lies beneath is dramatic and concrete.
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But the reason people will want to spend $230 on the I-21 is what lies beneath that surface layer of interaction.
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It may have been one big, corridor-driven narrative, but it got gamers thinking deeply about what lies beneath when you play.
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I find some more fascinating ancient ruins, including the remains of once-impressive structure that lies beneath a shallow pool of water.
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What's so thrilling about this exposure of what lies beneath is that you feel it was always there, waiting to be excavated.
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Not only did she look like the drowned ghost that Michelle Pfeiffer sees in What Lies Beneath, but she was incredibly extra.
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This Muslim supremacist attitude, shared sometimes even by secular yet autocratic governments in the Middle East, lies beneath many acts of persecution.
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And Mr. Ryan's image suggests that it is not Obamacare that's in trouble, but the health care system that lies beneath it.
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He lived in a tent and traveled part of the time on skis, studying the mystery of what lies beneath the ice.
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As we uncover Kavanaugh's past, I am hardly surprised to find a toxic man lies beneath the toxic politics he was selected for.
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They are on the hunt for "crop marks", differences in plants' colour or height that are caused by what lies beneath the surface.
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By studying subtle shifts in weather patterns, however, scientists have learned that these clouds also offer important clues as to what lies beneath.
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Where do you want to be when the earth finally cracks in two and we're all sucked into the hellscape that lies beneath?
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But it movingly hints at what lies beneath the reckless behavior: a sense that the opportunities the future promises are few, and meager.
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You cannot place exactly what it is, but something rotten lies beneath the pretty frills and delicate flowers of Picnic at Hanging Rock.
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With a population of 1.5 million, it too lies beneath misty mountains (including the still-puffing Popocatépetl volcano) and possesses a rich history.
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Like an X-ray, the works cut through Whitney's carefully calibrated color schemes to the dialectic of structure and improvisation that lies beneath.
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The pyramid was built atop a subterranean river around 900 A.D., and archaeologists have long known that a smaller pyramid lies beneath it.
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They release on impact a faint understanding of what lies beneath: a vast solid, the floating mass of ice that is still to come.
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The counter-summit will conclude with a protest in Hendaye, which lies beneath the foothills of the Pyrenees, on Saturday as the leaders arrive.
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That the normally-trusted police and judiciary now often bear the brunt of the anger points to a fear which lies beneath the anger.
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Each episode adds to your mounting suspicion that something rotten lies beneath the white lace frills of Wind Gap, a small town in Missouri.
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Scientists have long pondered what lies beneath the surface of comet 67P, but a study out in Nature this week has the answer: dust.
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It's offered a glimpse into the "real" world of tennis that lies beneath the sport's scrim of decorum, handshakes, standard press conferences, and formality.
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Black-ish can't say for certain; all it can do is peel back the sitcom's sunny surface to peek at whatever lies beneath it.
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Hawaiian volcanoes aren't typically capable of deadly, explosive events thanks to the quality of the molten rock, or magma, that lies beneath its surface.
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The Historic Royal Palaces wanted to make the chapel more accessible to the public, and needed to assess the grounds and what lies beneath them.
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It is tough to put your finger on it, but there's just something about this stunning human that begs you to ask what lies beneath.
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This is the premise of photographer Rick Guest's latest exhibition, What Lies Beneath, which shows at The Hospital Club Gallery in London through January 31.
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The original Black Tom was sentenced to be hung for his crimes and was buried at a spot that now lies beneath a nearby roundabout.
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The city of Ocala sits in a part of the state known as "sinkhole alley," and it all has to do with what lies beneath.
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"The idea of pulling off the veneer and seeing what lies beneath has always intrigued me," she told Konow, the author of "Reel Terror" (2012).
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Will Hunt taps into our deep fascination with what lies beneath the surface of things by exploring, quite literally, what's going on beneath the surface.
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In "Us," Peele uses the metaphor of the divided self to explore what lies beneath contemporary America, its double consciousness, its identity, sins and terrors.
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If we reach a sophisticated urban consensus on how to speak, how to dress, how to live, then who will know what lies beneath the surface?
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And judging from the exclusive sneak peek we've got at the episode, ominously titled "What Lies Beneath," she's still a perfect fit for the clever comedy.
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Tourism has already been a lifeline to Ecuador's embattled Cofán, who've fought off attempts to extract the oil that lies beneath the land's trees and rivers.
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"This bizarre ritual, to those who witnessed it, was an insight into the torrent of focus and drive that lies beneath Boris's affable exterior," Purnell writes.
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These stories, of solidarity and genuine rapport, reveal what lies beneath the surface of political rhetoric and the dehumanizing effects of the global war on difference.
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But I'm not sure if that would be scientific because in the end even the people who build the network don't know what lies beneath its decision.
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I'm not ready to adopt my shorn look full time just yet but when I do, I'm relieved that I can feel good about what lies beneath.
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To uncover what lies beneath the glassy surface of Jared and Ivanka's relationship, we decided to look to the cosmos — and investigate them from an astrological perspective.
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So far we have Michelle Pfeiffer (What Lies Beneath), Domhnall Gleeson (Ex Machina), Ed Harris (Westworld), Brian Gleeson (Love/Hate) and the recently announced Kristen Wiig (Bridesmaids).
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After decades of scrutinizing Jupiter's swirling cloud tops and glowering red eye from afar, we're finally going to pull back the curtain and learn what lies beneath.
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But except for a probe that parachuted into Jupiter's atmosphere, Galileo did not have the tools that Juno does to delve into what lies beneath Jupiter's clouds.
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We will pay the annual rent for the duration of the 10-year lease and keep whatever oil and gas lies beneath these lands in the ground.
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But perhaps here, too, more lies beneath: Perhaps he is a manifestation of values English soccer has convinced itself are antiquated, relics of a hurriedly forgotten past.
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Editors notice these sorts of expressions the way French chefs notice slices of Velveeta cheese: repulsive in themselves, and indicative of the mental slop that lies beneath.
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Archaeologists from the University of Tübingen in Germany unearthed the city, which lies beneath what is now the small village of Bassetki in the autonomous region of Kurdistan.
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Citing the likes of Joni Mitchell and Neil Young as inspirations, Westerman insists that the core of a good song lies beneath the flashier elements of its production.
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The two nations signed an international agreement banning fishing in the Central Arctic Ocean until researchers have a clearer picture of what lies beneath the ever-shrinking icecap.
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The gold-colored numerals and matching gold hands stand out against the 41 mm steel model's black steel dial, which lies beneath the double anti-reflective sapphire glass.
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Just like my feelings about my home state, this film is a push-and-pull between the seeming absurdity on the surface and the humanity that lies beneath.
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Mr. Scott understands that while, on one level, Shakespeare may be "words, words, words," it's what lies beneath and between them that brings those words to life onstage.
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Today, astronomers are releasing four new studies based on Juno's measurements, all of which explore the gas giant's turbulent atmosphere and the stuff that lies beneath its cloudy surface.
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Sunderland, Newcastle and Norwich have been clinging to the Premier League by their fingernails all season, but only now are they actually contemplating the horror of what lies beneath.
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If all goes well, scientists will finally be able to learn what lies beneath Jupiter's turbulent atmosphere, examine its impressive magnetosphere, and possibly determine the composition of its core.
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New York City is a city of lights, and when the Holidays come around it becomes real hard to notice what lies beneath the sparkles and the festive decorations.
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Movies about loved ones who turn bad, like Orphan, What Lies Beneath, or Fatal Attraction, are terrifying because the evil of the film's universe has betrayed a social contract.
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It found that the key ingredient in these products—hydrogen peroxide—could be capable of damaging dentin, the second, deeper layer of our teeth that lies beneath the enamel surface.
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The painting is a landscape, where the view is low to the ground and, like a diagram you see in an earth science book, includes what lies beneath the surface.
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Yet the administration has advocated or implemented a number of smaller changes that could push millions of lower-income Americans out of the safety net and into whatever lies beneath.
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Even though she's more Mother Teresa than Lindsay Lohan, I've helped nurture the reckless side that lies beneath her good-girl facade—she's like Oprah but with a pierced nipple.
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In terms of star power, however, Pfeiffer hasn't helmed a major box office hit in nearly 20 years, since the thriller What Lies Beneath saw her battling ghosts in 2000.
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In an apocalypse, we understand in a new way what human nature is like, what lies beneath the thin veneer of civilization, what we value, what we think is important.
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Gordon's fiction traverses the Catholic world like a submarine, diving to the depths of its monstrosities and surfacing into the secular world to reveal intimate knowledge of what lies beneath.
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Putin can deny election meddling and agree to a joint ceasefire in Syria but it is what lies beneath this that should matter to the U.S. and the Trump administration.
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This makes us think we're getting a glimpse at lives that sparkle, when in fact, they're all just desperately hoping the shine distracts everyone from the trauma that lies beneath.
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Drill rigs sprang up across the Marcellus Formation, a shale deposit that lies beneath almost all of West Virginia and Pennsylvania as well as large swaths of Ohio and New York.
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Scientists and environmental activists have a lot to say about ocean conservation, but aside from facts, there's a mythical lure to what lies beneath the surface of the deep blue sea.
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In addition, environmentalist groups are wary that construction of the pipeline -- and potential leaks -- would impact sources of fresh water like the massive Ogallala Aquifer, which lies beneath the Great Plains.
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While critics have often compared the book to Lewis Carroll, Mr. Gaiman's universe is arguably closer to David Lynch or Stephen King in its atmosphere of suspenseful, what-lies-beneath horror.
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It's a preposterous claim, first because no one knows how much oil lies beneath the refuge, and second because $1 billion is only a sliver of the $85033 trillion tax cut.
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Certainly we have the striking Meteor Crater in Arizona, and Chicxulub, which lies beneath Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula, the 100-mile-wide scar of the meteor that likely killed off the dinosaurs.
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If the new crater is indeed an impact crater, it's hard to say how old it is—it lies beneath ice at least 79,000 years old, so that's probably the minimum age.
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Axial's surface has been thoroughly studied, but what lies beneath remains far more ambiguous, said Annie Kell, a seismologist at the University of Nevada, Reno, who was part of the research effort.
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For that reason, we believe suicide statistics should be a gateway to further study, not to be treated as settled fact without contemplating what lies beneath or what more can be learned.
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Gerwig reveals the economic underpinning that lies beneath each marriage, and in so doing, she transforms the whole fraught and vexed climax of Little Women into a celebration of subversive feminine ambition.
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This much we're certain about, but what lies beneath Jupiter's stormy surface could previously be summarized thusly:¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Gazing intently at the cloud tops, scientists have acquired a two-dimensional perspective of Jupiter.
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The main problem when translating Dickinson is not just its hymnlike form but the actual way the poems are constructed and the sometimes impossible task of bringing to the surface what lies beneath.
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Image 2000 of 21.5 GROSSRAESCHEN, Germany – As the sun beats down on a small vineyard by the rippling waters of Grossraeschen Lake, there&aposs little sign of the vast wound that lies beneath.
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Ward walked the copper surfaces of the panels in this series, so even as the work now hangs on the wall, it suggests the floor, the hidden history that lies beneath the facsimile.
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Evoking the landscape of Hawaii Island's volcanic topography, her intimately monumental and monochromatic sculpture Mauna references the invisible life that swirls all around and lies beneath the surface of the air and earth.
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And while the real source of her power lies beneath the surface, it's hard to get there if you're stuck on the swirling dark hair, ample bust line, long legs, and skimpy outfit.
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Tehran denies there is discontent among its Arab minority and has blamed suggestions of there being any separatist sentiment on a foreign plot to seize the oil that lies beneath Iran's Gulf coastal territory.
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Other films on Box Office Mojo's list, which has separated the films into the supernatural horror category as opposed to simply slasher flicks, includes The Blair Witch Project, The Ring, and What Lies Beneath.
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We Finally Know What&aposs Inside Rosetta&aposs CometScientists have long pondered what lies beneath the surface of comet 67P, but a study out in Nature …Read more Read[European Space Agency, Science Advances]
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Grand Staircase, which was designated a national monument by President Bill Clinton in 1996, has drawn concern because an archeological site lies beneath it where two dozen new species of dinosaurs have been discovered.
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For Zanis, 66, the stopovers represent wayposts on a seemingly endless effort to share in -- and, hopefully, to ease -- the personal grief that lies beneath some of the most horrific headlines for our time.
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She studied Shariah, the Islamic code that lies beneath the fragile new Afghan Constitution, and she established herself as the only foreign litigator in one of the world's most conservative and male-dominated cultures.
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Practically overnight, Curry was co-opted online: Her name suddenly became a symbol of a certain type of lady-in-the-streets purity, one who reserves whatever freakiness that lies beneath for her man.
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Which is why it seems wholly appropriate that artist, Lawrence LaBianca, encased a copy of Moby-Dick in water housing, then submerged it in the ocean for his mixed media sculpture, What Lies Beneath.
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This is the cold reality that lies beneath the well-discussed racial wealth gap, in which the median net worth of white families is some 13 times higher than it is for black families.
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Here, as elsewhere, the Coens are scratching off the glossy studio veneer to show what lies beneath, including unspoken desires, even as they're also putting on the kind of good show that helped build MGM.
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What lies beneath the terrible promotion and equally terrible title is one of the most heartbreaking and nuanced on-screen relationships I have ever seen — the exact nature of which I struggled to pin down.
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And the episode was presented in a docu-drama format, complete with re-enactments that were one part TruTV, one part Lifetime movie, and one part faint nod to '90s thrillers like What Lies Beneath.
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Reconstructive surgery involves breaking open the scar formed by FGM, and pulling the clitoris, the majority of which lies beneath the surface, back to the surface, relieving the pain associated with FGM and restoring sensitivity.
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At Bolivia's Uyuni project, lithium-infused brine lies beneath 10,000 square kilometers of shining white salt, the remains of a vast prehistoric lake on a high Andean plateau that draws thousands of tourists each year.
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Second, in a strong economy, the hard numbers that we tend to focus on when examining profits, losses, capital and liquidity can look like everything's coming up roses, even when an uncomfortable reality lies beneath.
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From additional Cassini observations, scientists concluded that not only is there a pool of water near the south pole of Enceladus to generate the plumes, but a global ocean that lies beneath the moon's ice.
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"Undressed: A Brief History of Underwear" examines the big role that undergarments have played in shaping cultural attitudes, gender tensions and shifting style trends, and it helps to explain our endless fascination with what lies beneath.
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Her current show at the Missoula Art Museum entitled What Lies Beneath features a number of custom-made textile works Hiltner put together from discarded quilts and hand-stitched linens she found in antique and thrift stores.
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So we talked to a spectrum of pros — including aestheticians, dermatologists, fitness experts, and body workers — to find out whether grooming our body like we do our hair can really help our skin and what lies beneath.
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If you didn't figure out from the title that "Loch Ness" was going to be one of those what-lies-beneath-the-surface mystery series, the first image you see after the credits certainly leaves no doubt.
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But data collected by IHS and shared with CNBC show that drillers are still prepping wells for production in the Delaware Basin section of the greater Permian, which lies beneath Eddy and Lea counties near the Texas line.
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And New Orleans has been flooded many, many times, so there is this idea of the subterranean, which emerges in "H-E-L-L-O" (2014), in terms of lower frequencies and what lies beneath, the depths of things.
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She lacks expertise in foreign or domestic policy and knows little of the ins and outs of American politics, and while she certainly knows how to rile up a crowd, it's unclear what policy substance lies beneath her rhetoric.
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Four years later, NASA plans to use SLS to launch a probe to Jupiter's moon Europa, to learn about its crusty ice sheet, the ocean that lies beneath it, and where best to land a future life-seeking rover.
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Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/SwRI/MSSS On July 4th, NASA's Juno spacecraft will arrive in orbit around Jupiter for a new scientific mission that seeks to solve the decades-long mystery of what lies beneath the gas giant's swirling cloud tops.
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Convinced that nefarious activity lies beneath, the media has called for congressional hearings into the president's tax returns, pushed the Ways and Means Committee to request those returns, and even gone so far as to invite IRS agents to "leak" them.
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The psychological thriller, in particular, seems susceptible to the problems of too many, and too-clever, ruses; think of star-driven nail-biters like Hide and Seek or What Lies Beneath, both movies far too eager to deliver their implausible endings.
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"The Coens are scratching off the glossy studio veneer to show what lies beneath, including unspoken desires, even as they're also putting on the kind of good show that helped build MGM," Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times.
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When it gets to Mars, ExoMars intends to not just stay on the surface—it's going to drill to see what lies beneath, and scientists are hoping what it finds there could be the key to knowing whether Mars once had life.
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He also employed sgraffito — scratching through a layer of paint to reveal what lies beneath — for a series of portraits, done just after the war, whose dark humanism rhymes with the existentialist philosophy then in fashion in the cafes of Saint-Germain.
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If no one gave serious thought to the future before the referendum, we now find that leaving the EU is rather like leaping from a high window, not sure whether what lies beneath is a soft bed of feathers or jagged rocks.
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South London newcomer Slovenlie certainly seems to think so, as her video for "Disaster" is so drenched in vivid neon rainbow colors, it can be hard to detect the brilliantly jet-black lyricism that lies beneath, like a poisonous pill coated in sticky toffee.
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According to Malcolm Roughead, chief executive of VisitScotland, "No matter how state-of-the-art the equipment is, and no matter what it may reveal, there will always be a sense of mystery and the unknown around what really lies beneath Loch Ness."[CNBC]
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Titles like "When All You Have Left are Limes, Make Margaritas, Nod and Smile; Old and Faithful Since 1848 (Yellowstone)" (2015) bring attention to the powerless, uncomfortable reality of cultural appropriation that lies beneath the surface of objects whose meaning is lost through consumption.
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This copper accent hints at what lies beneath the surface of each piece of this lovely set containing two fry pans (8-inch and 10-inch), two covered sauce pans (2-quart and 3-quart), a 3-quart covered sauté pan, and an 8-quart covered stockpot.
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That was the question posed by curator Christiane Paul at the heart of What Lies Beneath, on view at Istanbul's Borusan Contemporary, an exhibit that coincidentally opened at the end of the 2015 summer — one of the most convoluted periods in the history of modern Turkey, in the shadow of the Syrian crisis.
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Based on funding earmarked for oil and gas development on federal lands in its proposed 2018 budget, the Interior Department has given a green light to exploratory seismic studies of ANWR's coastal plain, the necessary first step in the leasing process and the only way of determining how much oil lies beneath the surface.
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Yet it is what lies beneath the surface these days that concerns both Germans and Turks as Turkey prepares to vote on Sunday in a referendum that could vastly expand the powers of its already authoritarian president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, whose reach into Germany — both open and concealed — has become an increasing point of friction.
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As long as all agree that negotiating over water rights involves cross-border waters (the Coastal Aquifer lies beneath parts of Israel and all of Gaza, the Mountain Aquifer underlies Israel and the West Bank, and the Jordan River shares borders) borders, settlements, refugees, and security arrangements are not issues that must be determined in advance of a water agreement.
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Both directors are at pains to explore what lies beneath, in cellars and basements, though Bong goes one better with a sublimely choreographed sequence in which three of the Kims, needing to hide in a hurry, seek refuge under a low table in the living room—lying there and listening while the master of the house and his wife, in matching gray silk pajamas, make out on the couch.
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"That strange mixture that's always been a major part of Hollywood — self-enchantment mingled with the ever-present fear of total disaster (earthquakes, fires, random murders) — lies beneath the physical reality of Hollywood, which sometimes looks too good to be true, as though we must have sold our souls to the devil for all those swimming pools and orange trees and young hopefuls basking in the sun," she muses in Black Swans.
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The Sixth Sense (2257): $82,2261,222016 The Ring (222016): $22,2122,2065 What Lies Beneath (687): $21,2879,220163 Ghostbusters (22) : $2080,2884,574 The Grudge (2004): $110,359,362 The Others (2001): $220163,522,687 Gothika (2003): $59,694,580 Thirteen Ghosts (2001): $41,867,23 House on Haunted Hill (1999): $40,846,082 Ghost Ship (2002): $30,113,491 Shutter (2008): $1223,928,550 Dark Water (2005): $25,473,352 Pulse (2006): $20,264,0653 Total: $1,261,544,117 There can be some blurriness between what constitutes a demon versus a ghost, but in most cases, a demon is capable of possessing humans, can usually shape-shift, and often come alongside some religious connotations.
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