But Tamblyn's encounter with Woods is arguably the most disturbing.
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Lies aren't even the most disturbing facet of today's luncheon.
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The most disturbing change was that his father was gone.
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The most disturbing anecdotes, however, were reports of criminal activity.
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Or, rather, one of the grossest, most disturbing scene in Hereditary.
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Ahead, we've gathered the most disturbing shows available to stream Netflix.
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Perhaps most disturbing was the primary school, built for younger grades.
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This last milieu is the most disturbing potential for global disaster.
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Most disturbing, this initiative has a chilling effect on civic engagement.
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Perhaps the most disturbing problem, is the suicide rate among veterans.
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Probably most disturbing, however, was the microtargeting content of Cambridge Analytica.
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This play is probably the most disturbing thing we've ever done.
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Most disturbing, all of this has been greeted with moral numbness.
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This is the Most disturbing, heartbreaking but necessary situation to watch.
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Valkyrie has one of the oddest, most disturbing origin stories in superherodom.
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And that, in some ways, is the most disturbing thing of all.
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Remember when that was the most disturbing thing the President could do?
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Here are the most disturbing takeaways from the New York Times report.
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But perhaps most disturbing are the changes occurring underground in the permafrost.
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Ok, the CDC appearance was the most disturbing one yet from Trump.
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What is most disturbing is that it could be their future, too.
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The most disturbing was the physical assault on professors by the nationalists.
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But what's most disturbing about the decline in life expectancies is why.
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But perhaps the most disturbing film in this category is the shortest.
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" Perhaps most disturbing was a request for 25,000 unspecified "biological weapons systems.
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Perhaps most disturbing, prejudice is being injected into the minds of impressionable children.
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"This is the most disturbing thing I've seen on Twitter," wrote one critic.
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Huawei's third identity is the most disturbing and the hardest to pin down.
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Most disturbing of all, however, were the implications of these realities for democracy.
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Perhaps most disturbing are new laws that require state-mandated funerals for fetuses.
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But the ones who turn up here tend toward the most disturbing adulation.
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A commercial presenting Holmes on her own is the most disturbing of all.
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This is probably the most disturbing, albeit still successful, proposal video I've ever seen.
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This is one of the most disturbing cases of that, but not the first.
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Production designer Luke Hull described the show as his most disturbing research to date.
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The Gargoyle King isn't even the most disturbing thing they see in the episode.
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This is one of the most disturbing acts of violence I have ever seen.
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It is both Documenta's most powerful, visceral work, as well as its most disturbing.
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"She still is doing some of the most disturbing physical images around," he said.
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Martin's killing features in another work, arguably the most disturbing in the entire show.
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"That was, for me, the most disturbing part of the movie," Mr. Aronofsky said.
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This wasn't my first visit to America, but it was my most disturbing one.
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Truly though, the most disturbing aspect of the tour was the Celebrity Deaths room.
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Most disturbing, we now know how firmly class positions are being transmitted across generations.
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But the most banal details, often of a scatological nature, are the most disturbing.
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Keep in mind that the most disturbing and bewildering moments will make you— me!
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This struggle illustrates one of the most disturbing disparities in our criminal justice system.
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Most disturbing of all, in my view, has been Flynn's appetite for bizarre conspiracy theories.
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That's what leads to one of the most disturbing scenes depicted on 13 Reasons Why.
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But the most disturbing fact of our Republic is an upsurge of anti-intellectual rhetoric.
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The most disturbing image was the simplest one: a puff of smoke in the sky.
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That's the most heartbreaking part of the film, but it isn't even the most disturbing.
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"That's probably one of the most disturbing details of this case for me," he said.
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Online harassment is not one of the most disturbing problems plaguing the internet at large.
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Still, here they are, the most disturbing and outrageous outcomes from Exxon's fossil fuel lovefest.
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Finally and perhaps most disturbing, both men threatened violence should their political ambitions be stymied.
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Most disturbing are the messages between Grundhoffer and another woman, which Briana claims she found.
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The third and most disturbing reason for this support is a leftist fetish for violence.
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So hear me when I say that Hereditary is upsetting in the most disturbing way.
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The fact that this somebody was not a guest was what I found most disturbing.
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The most disturbing part of this story is how little recourse there is for abuse.
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But third season Butcher's Block may be the most disturbing addition to the anthology series yet.
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Enriquez's "The Dirty Kid" is one of the most disturbing stories I've read in a while.
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One where she takes care of them at their worst and hides their most disturbing secrets.
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Most disturbing of all, perhaps, Ms. Du and her brilliant librettist, Royce Vavrek, refuse to moralize.
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And the most disturbing part is that most of these people seem to be mentally ill.
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Today the trial begins in one of the most disturbing murder cases in recent Canadian memory.
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Most disturbing, he says, is the document's refusal to accept that some Christians might think differently.
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Games are often at their most disturbing when utilizing this uncomfortable space between home and horror.
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To this day, the experience was the most disturbing and terrifying incident of my entire life.
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His testimony was, overall, one of the most disturbing things to have happened in this presidency.
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Yet what is most disturbing about this latest scandal is what it confirms about Trump's character.
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Most disturbing, individuals who have experienced a concussion are three times more likely to commit suicide.
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However, what I find most disturbing is the president's continual pronouncements that he's done nothing wrong.
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The absolute absence of life is the most disturbing and challenging confrontation you will ever have.
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But the most disturbing and chilling aspects of Beware the Slenderman all take place during the interrogations.
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Most disturbing was President Trump's unwillingness to support his intelligence agencies in their finding of Russian meddling.
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One of the most disturbing findings in the report revealed an increase in syphilis rates among newborns.
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What's most disturbing about Chamizo's project, though, is the page of handy stats that supposedly justify cannibalism.
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The most disturbing part of the psychopathic condition is that it can be very hard to distinguish.
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But here's the most disturbing part of Hillary Clinton's abortion agenda: it's not about the tax money.
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The head of the Louisiana State Police described as the "most disturbing thing" he had ever seen.
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Hocheiser is one of the period's great comic creations, as well as one of the most disturbing.
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One of the most disturbing details of the Pennsylvania report did not describe the abuse of children.
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In the most disturbing scene, he attacks Mojdeh, hitting her, on the street in front their building.
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She spoke to Philip Mayfield, who of all Duntsch's victims, Beil said had the most disturbing outcome.
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Perhaps most disturbing was that while many of the patients were elderly, most were not seriously ill.
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The mess behind the counter was probably the most disturbing mess we had seen in the store.
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Even at his most disturbing — the several "skull beneath the skin" portraits — he's a bold, arresting spirit.
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But the most disturbing slide has come in an area where he normally reigns supreme: the rim.
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One of the most disturbing discoveries in his undercover work was the connection between drug cartels and terrorism.
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However, if you read the book, the clown might not be the most disturbing aspect of the story.
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Most disturbing: The hackers had been gathering copies of all emails and sending them out to someone, somewhere.
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Their most disturbing discovery, however, was toxic heavy metals in the lymph nodes, including cobalt, nickel and chromium.
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"The Ocean Doesn't Want Me" Bone Machine's second-shortest song, "The Ocean" may also be its most disturbing.
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The most disturbing part of Bobby's speech is that he actually considered anything might be left between them.
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But the most disturbing twist of all in "The Rickshank Redemption" cut deeper than even species-wide genocide.
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"—Alafair Burke (@alafairburke) July 16, 2019Another person responded, "This is the most disturbing thing I've seen on Twitter.
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Some of the most disturbing stories she heard about harsh discipline early on were about the Baltimore schools.
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He thought he was fulfilling God's mission, which is the most disturbing and dangerous part of it all.
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But most disturbing were the images that seemed to echo the most painful aspects of African-American history.
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" — JAMES CORDEN "These allegations are the most disturbing thing to come from John Bolton's lips since his mustache.
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Gail Collins One of the most disturbing things about the Trump administration is its antipathy toward public schools.
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Abducted In Plain Sight is easily one of the most disturbing, gut-wrenching true crime documentaries out there. Period.
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We got that later, at the most disturbing possible moment, when we're still more or less focused on Elliot.
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Satellite communications operator targeted One of the most disturbing attacks was directed at a satellite communications operator, Symantec said.
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Kwon's lyricism is enchanting, soothing even while describing the most disturbing details, and nearly impossible to break away from.
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On Sunday, the series debuted a trailer for "Metalhead," which could very well be its most disturbing episode yet.
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Hollywood is experiencing a reckoning with the most disturbing parts of its culture — and our culture as a whole.
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That in mind, we asked people to tell us about the weirdest, most disturbing sex dream they've ever had.
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The lead single off Campbell's Wichita Lineman album was one of Campbell's most disturbing portrayals of middle American malaise.
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The president's repeated calls for expressions of black gratitude echo some of the most disturbing themes of American history.
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Perhaps the most disturbing is the weapons section, which features manuals on how to create explosives and chemical weapons.
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What's most disturbing about this production — and its star performances — isn't the bloody horrors perpetrated for political self-advancement.
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Perhaps the most disturbing thing about this story is the outsized role that Google plays in the public imagination.
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Or, there's Geun-se (Myeong-hoon Park), a man with one of the most disturbing entrances of modern cinema.
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One of the movie's most disturbing moments comes when the band has Jennifer tied up and begging for mercy.
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The most disturbing part of Trump's State of the Union was, almost certainly, the section focused on North Korea.
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They decide to play a game in which each girl has to share the most disturbing story she's ever heard.
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Most disturbing, to Mr Zingales and many others, is the notion of company charters which the federal government could revoke.
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What is most disturbing about fires in the Amazon is that the burning is a direct result of human activity.
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So I think that's the most disturbing part of YouTube, and it's not something that you know how to fix.
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Your team is behind one of the most disturbing images in the entire film: Charlie's severed head after she's killed.
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Let's take a tour of some of the most disturbing content created over the past months:Delete Your AccountEpic clap back?
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But the most disturbing statistic might be that 86 percent of the guns discovered last year by TSA were loaded.
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The mundane nature of the contemporary office is here subverted, pulled apart, teased, and in the most disturbing works, analyzed.
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Most disturbing, CCR5 makes the children He has edited more prone to dying from the far more common influenza virus.
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"That five children had to endure these conditions is perhaps the most disturbing element of this case," Mr. Vance said.
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The episode's most disturbing set piece and reveal comes in its third act, which reflects the ending of Episode 1.
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"I think what's most disturbing about this report to me, Erin, is that someone divulged a private conversation," Conway said.
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What was most disturbing about the video is not that a video game allowed a player to attack a woman.
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That is the most disturbing thing: that you can't figure out what will happen, that you can't even make plans.
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Among the many problems that plague the Trump administration's foreign policy, this line of thinking is perhaps the most disturbing.
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But one of the system's most disturbing aspects is that we may never know the number of hidden-evidence cases.
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And it's the damage done to journalism, not the fate of pundits or media outlets, that is the most disturbing.
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The Warped Ones is one of the most freewheeling films of the period and also one of the most disturbing.
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The longest and most disturbing, "Andado: A Gothic Romance", focuses on an American girl in Chile and her rough sexual awakening.
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Medical falsehoods aside, maybe the most disturbing thing about Goop is that it knows its audience, and how to manipulate it.
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Perhaps the most disturbing fact about the AUMF is that no one knows who the US is actually at war with.
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But, perhaps most disturbing of all... Why would you want to name your child after a torturing, skin-flaying sociopath, Scotland?
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In one of the most disturbing photos brazenly hung on Epstein's walls, a young girl exposes her backside to the camera.
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The most disturbing power of contradiction is that its repeated use can dull our sensitivity to the value of truth itself.
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A year ago, Scott Galloway ran the numbers and was troubled by what he found: The most disturbing stat in business?
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It. But in some ways, the most disturbing moment of the recording transpires when Bush and Trump descend from the bus.
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Perhaps most disturbing, studies also show a relationship between hearing loss — mild, moderate or severe — and accelerated rates of cognitive decline.
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One of the most disturbing findings, he said, was an increase in cannabis use among older adults who also use alcohol.
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What Maibach found most disturbing, however, was that a significant amount, roughly 20%, didn't even acknowledge that the climate was changing.
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One of the most disturbing scenes involves the slow death on a beach of a decapitated chicken, waves jostling its body.
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"The most disturbing thing to me about it was that he was clearly a professional the way he was dressed," Anne said.
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Alas, "the most disturbing thing about this may be how dull and routine it seems," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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One of the most disturbing parts of your story: You telling your mom, repeatedly, that your stepfather has been sexually abusing you.
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Kathryn Bigelow's latest film, Detroit, renders in excruciating detail one of the most disturbing events in American history: The Algiers Motel incident.
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Most disturbing and offensive are those Clinton supporters — notably not Clinton herself — who are trying to lay all the blame on Sanders.
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President Trump is back from Europe and back on his phone, with some of his most disturbing (yet properly spelled!) allegations yet.
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What is most disturbing is that the attacks on me and the other academics appear to have been instigated by the government.
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Bread, the 3-foot-long jungle python The most disturbing part of all this is that he named the snake "Bread". pic.twitter.
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Perhaps most disturbing of all, do you really need to look deep into the past to find evidence of racism and hate?
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For me the most disturbing thing was that I came away from that hot mess feeling it went better than I'd feared.
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Among the most disturbing images were those of white children in the crowds, some with expressions of smug delight on their faces.
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Most disturbing, in both places, the alt-rightists were enabled by the conceits, follies and collusion of impeccably mainstream individuals and institutions.
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One of the most disturbing things about this election is just the unbelievable rhetoric coming from the top of the Republican ticket.
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The most disturbing prospect is that the president can use legitimate powers of his office to thwart the will of the people.
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One of the most disturbing global political trends in the last few decades has been the emergence of so-called illiberal democracies.
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But today it seems quaint to imagine that an ad could be the most disturbing reminder of hate a commuter might encounter.
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Ever since the story broke, several criminology experts have stated that this case is one of the most disturbing in Swedish criminal history.
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Most disturbing was a cancer found in a child who was just 5 years old in 2011, the youngest case found so far.
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But to understand what those pleas mean, let's take a look at some of the most disturbing and wild details in the case.
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Hereditary, a dark, twisted story of family tragedy, is already being hailed as one of the most disturbing horror movies in recent times.
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The new season of The Sinner is truly an exploration of Ambrose and his habit of finding the most disturbing, confusing cases possible.
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"What do y'all think is the most disturbing thing the NSA has the capability of doing in regards to surveillance?" one poster asked.
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Case #4: Nick The last case of the day is by far the most disturbing because it involves an amateur, DIY popping situation.
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Perhaps the most disturbing account took place whilst Singer was filming Apt Pupil at a LA middle school in the spring of 1997.
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Thirdly, and most disturbing of all, Liam Gallagher has "reignited" his attack of "potato" insults on his brother and former bandmate Noel Gallagher.
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Perhaps the most disturbing recount in modern history was the 2628 Washington gubernatorial race, which pitted Republican Dino Rossi against Democrat Christine Gregoire.
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The most disturbing disclosure that Jumia removed from its F-1 filing was that 123% of orders were returned, not delivered, or cancelled.
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Based on what's known so far, what's most disturbing is the pattern of behavior from Trump and congressional Republicans over the past year.
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While this spring is filled with ObamaCare repeal/replace fever, one of the law's most disturbing legacies seems to hide in the shadows.
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Zambra's wry humor gives buoyancy to even the most disturbing story, narrated by the son of Manuel Contreras, who oversaw Pinochet's secret police.
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With policies like these, it is no wonder that some Republicans have sat tight through the most disturbing moments of the Trump presidency.
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That's the thing that I find most disturbing about it, is they don't want to hear the evidence because they know the truth.
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But perhaps the most disturbing elements concern actions regarding former Ambassador Marie Yovanovich, who was America's top diplomat in Ukraine at the time.
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Most disturbing, absent that basic understanding of the necessity for accommodation of opposing views, compromise has died in our culture as a virtue.
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This year, some of the most disturbing and moving images we published showed starving children in Yemen, a consequence of a yearslong war.
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But the most disturbing part of the experience was what came next: Somehow, very quickly, search results stopped showing the original story at all.
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"It sure is one of the most disturbing memories I have of my childhood that I've got no explanation for," reddit user portablecabbage wrote.
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In the realm of New York City subway trains and the animals that wind up on them, snakes are by far the most disturbing.
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The worst toilet in Scotland is clearly within The Elephant House cafe, the most disturbing confined space into which I have ever stepped foot.
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One of the most disturbing salad mistakes is unwittingly eating all the good parts first, sticking yourself with a semi-dressed pile of kale.
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The most disturbing aspect of his alleged abuse, Stone says, is the day Rush held a mirror over her cubicle whilst she was showering.
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Hot flashes and night sweats are among the most disturbing menopause symptoms, and the most common reason that women seek medical help for menopause.
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This is hair-raising, but what makes Luther's anti-Semitism most disturbing is not its extremity (which, by sounding so crazy, diminishes its power).
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There are so many disturbing elements about this case, but what may be most disturbing is that it's not, in fact, all that extraordinary.
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The legislative branch came to life One of the most disturbing spectacles of the Trump era has been the crumbling of the Congressional spine.
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One of Mr. Trump's most disturbing departures from tradition was his appointment of close relatives to positions at the very apex of government power.
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Curiously, the most disturbing durations in the series can be found in the cozy confines of the unsettlingly idyllic town of Twin Peaks, Wash.
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But the most powerful part of the case against Ms. Routier — and the most disturbing, in the retelling — was an all-out character attack.
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While the Clintons made speeches to Goldman Sachs and Citigroup, it was the foreign donations to the Clinton Foundation that were the most disturbing.
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Still, for an audience viewing IT in 2019, seeing only bleak depictions of queer visibility might be the most disturbing thing about the movie.
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The most disturbing is "Self-Portrait: Laughing" from 1907 — a small, maniacal close-up of Gerstl, face flushed, eyes aflame, with a toothy grin.
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This limitation may be most manifest in O'Connell's failure to mention one of the most disturbing aspects of this immortality mania: its utter selfishness.
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Perhaps most disturbing to nonhunters was the picture of Donald Jr., knife in one hand, the bloody tail of an elephant in the other.
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And one of the most disturbing things about them is that the software to create them is cheaply and widely available on the internet.
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Photo: Kalmar County MuseumScientists in Sweden have completed a preliminary investigation of one of the most disturbing archaeological sites to be uncovered in recent memory.
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The show has other dark aspects in store — a grieving widow, a dead carcass, plenty of rotten teeth — but these nuptials are the most disturbing.
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Yet perhaps the most disturbing form of technologically-enhanced racial bias in policing stems from a technology that is spreading to departments around the country.
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If you thought the movie Tusk was the most disturbing content to feature a walrus, then you clearly have not watched Netflix's Our Planet yet.
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For Golin, one of the most disturbing examples was Doctor Kids, which shows a character crying if you don't click on an in-app purchase.
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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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The film's most disturbing element is its reminder that you're being constantly surveilled by would-be supervillains, and that's not on the MPAA ratings rubric.
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Most disturbing, Mr. Apol said, were the reports in The Times that agency staff may have been punished after raising concerns about Mr. Pruitt's actions.
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Easily the most disturbing is that physical contact between a man and his wives is utterly prohibited, and physical intimacy––meaning sex––is expressly prohibited.
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"All I have to say is that in my 10 short months in Congress ... it's my most disturbing day in Congress so far," said Rep.
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One of the most disturbing aspects of the report: More than half of the people who died by suicide had no known mental health problems.
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North Korea North Korea's conducted another underground nuke test, and this one may be its most disturbing: it says it successfully tested a nuclear warhead.
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In the most disturbing scene, the main character has an abortion to 'Silent Night' (a hymn celebrating the birth of Jesus) playing in the background.
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In September, after Moore won his primary, Sanders seemed to say that Trump was not on board with some of Moore's most disturbing past remarks.
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And, perhaps most disturbing, one in four lesbian, gay and bisexual students report they have not just thought about suicide — they have actually attempted suicide.
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"That kind of deliberate effort to manipulate voters, send them in the wrong direction and so forth, is what could be most disturbing," Barrett said.
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"That kind of deliberate effort to manipulate voters, send them in the wrong direction and so forth, is what could be most disturbing," Barrett said.
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His short story I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream was the basis for one of the most disturbing video games of all time.
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That was, I think, the most disturbing, is when you see those pictures of the trenches, you do get a sense that it was terrible.
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The most disturbing of its revelations is the formal complaint written in 1867 by Petipa's wife, Maria Surovshchikova (1836-82), soon after she left him.
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The White Walker assault on the Three-Eyed Raven's tree cave claims Summer, the Three-Eyed Raven, Leaf and, most disturbing and heartbreaking, Wylis/Hodor.
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But perhaps most disturbing of all is the fact that "Cats" is somehow.... more sexually-charged than anticipated, especially for a movie about singing felines.
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In one of the most disturbing sequences, Greta, the sister-in-law, takes a rare trip to New York from her painful exile up north.
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"One of the most disturbing displays of Obama's lack of foreign policy expertise came during last year's YouTube debate," he said on October 26, 2008.
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"The most disturbing," Schorn says, "were the Polaroid images of actual children" — some of whom Thomas had allegedly brought to his trailer, according to the affidavit.
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The EPA has been chipping away at climate change mentions on its website since January, but Friday's takedown is the biggest, and most disturbing step yet.
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"All I have to say is that in my 10 short months in Congress... this is my most disturbing day in Congress so far," said Rep.
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What's most disturbing about Trump's views on climate change is that they contradict his core argument for why he is the most qualified candidate for president.
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While Godless is never in a hurry to get where it's going, events moved at particularly glacial pace during one of the show's most disturbing scenes.
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The most disturbing feature of Rando, which should probably be illegal, is its ability to send content "blindly" — that is, without you seeing what it is.
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The details from Trump's tryst with porn star Stormy Daniels are out, and they deserve to be on Forbes' list of 30 Most Disturbing... #LSSC pic.twitter.
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But for all the president's foibles, it's the post-election breakdown of the media and entertainment industries that is the most revealing and the most disturbing.
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These power grabs highlight one of the most disturbing facts about American politics today: The Republican Party has become institutionally indifferent to the health of democracy.
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Perhaps one of the most disturbing revelations of Yang's story is reading (again) about how powerful institutions protect sexual predators, from the DA's office to Columbia.
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"The most disturbing thing is they are looking beyond us at this point," Reuben Brigety, former U.S. representative to the African Union, said at the panel.
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About 40 minutes elapse before the participants begin to lay out the most disturbing allegations, and from then on, "Leaving Neverland" is not easy to watch.
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In one of the most disturbing developments emerging from recent research, the inequality of income and wealth is increasingly associated with the inequality of life expectancy.
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Pellerin's wild-eyed (and actively pathetic) devotion to to Obie Garbeau II's money-making method gives him some of the season's funniest lines and most disturbing plotlines.
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The ones that were the most difficult to write and the most disturbing to me were obviously the ones involving Celeste and the violence and domestic abuse.
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A brother and his half-sister were sentenced Tuesday in Virginia in what the prosecuting attorney described as the most disturbing sex crime he has ever encountered.
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Facebook pays the reviewers responsible for filtering the site's most disturbing content just a fraction of its median salary, according to an explosive report by The Verge.
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Lawyer Adam Horowitz said the most disturbing part of such cases is that local health departments and other oversight authorities are hesitant to bring charges against physicians.
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What is most disturbing is despite Kaine's rancid credentials on Israel and national security, Clinton felt that they would not jeopardize the support of her Jewish base.
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Later, revisited, it becomes the piece's most disturbing idea: That the society we inhabit won't solve its problems, that the ugliest features of our world will remain.
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And the most disturbing fact is that all of the data sited in this column comes from information the EPA is fully aware of — it's their data.
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The greatest sign of presidential panic, and the most disturbing mistake Trump has made during the last week, was to launch an aggressive attack against the FBI.
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Caroline Framke: It feels like we say this every week, but for my money, this is one of the most disturbing episodes of The Handmaid's Tale yet.
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That's the part that really is most disturbing is that the rest of the world has increasingly better internet access, and we get ... LG: And open internet.
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But his descriptions of the real impact of those systems—stripped of abstract concepts and technical jargon—are some of the most disturbing parts of the book.
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Later, Kehaar becomes the rabbits' steadfast friend and ally, crucially attacking General Woundwort — the most disturbing and disturbed rabbit ever — near the bank of the River Test.
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"What we found most disturbing about this, was the relative simplicity of," how easy it was to hack in, says Glenn Derene, Consumer Report's director of content.
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Perhaps the most disturbing chapters of "Ratf**ked" deal with what happens when this sort of civic-minded effort bumps up against the realities of partisan politics.
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What's most disturbing is that health professionals who know better are a huge part of this problem — prescribing antibiotics when they know full well that they shouldn't.
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The outlet's most disturbing findings however, relate to tip-overs and children: a child is killed by a falling piece of furniture in the U.S. every two weeks.
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The most disturbing image in the entire program of films is a protruding arm that must be pushed back inside the womb before the delivery can be completed.
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"In more than 20 years as a prosecutor in Riverside County, this is one of the most disturbing cases I've seen," Hestrin said in his press release Thursday.
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Perhaps the most disturbing part of Trump's speech was the suggestion that Muslims in America are shielding terrorists in their midst: But I want every American to succeed.
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Their reaction puzzled me at first, but here's a truth bomb: Comey's seven-page, 3,100-word statement describes unusual, unprecedented and, to most, disturbing behavior by the president.
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Possibly the most disturbing episode in the Fly the Friendly Skies Saga: that time they left a passenger, David Dao, bloodied after violently removing him from a flight.
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His plate appeared to be piled with ham, coleslaw, mushy peas, baked beans, potato wedges, a fried egg, and perhaps most disturbing of all, two circles of pineapple.
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They don't even have to be graphic — in fact, the most disturbing things on TV usually aren't graphic, instead leaving things to viewers' imaginations, which is far worse.
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"Belladonna of Sadness" is compulsively watchable, even at its most disturbing: The imagery is frequently graphic, and still, after over 40 years, it has the power to shock.
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Depending on your perspective, their silent gesture of protest was one of the most disturbing images in the history of American sports, or one of the most inspiring.
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Later, the little boys hit a watermelon with a flashlight until it bursts––and the preceding interviews make this the most disturbing and clever portion of the film.
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"One of the most disturbing aspects of the presidential candidacy of Donald Trump is the legitimization it has provided for extremist discourse," the newspaper wrote in an editorial.
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French novelist Guy de Maupassant was said to have written some of his most disturbing works while in the throes of syphilis that had gone to his brain.
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Ellaria will be forced to watch her daughter die and then watch Tyene's body rot, which is possibly on of the most disturbing punishments we've seen in the show.
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And, yes, every single time was fairly unflattering, proving The Deuce is deeply obsessed with realism when it comes to the most disturbing parts of sex and sex work.
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" When asked if she believes Blac Chyna "stole [her] look," which at its most disturbing included ill-fitting wigs and microdermal cheek piercings, Bynes replies, "I stole her look!
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When Jahil returns home, he finds one of the most disturbing images Star has ever shown us: both Hunter and Eva, laying on top of one another, shot dead.
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What's most disturbing is that Mickey seems to be humored by the situation – he was photographed staring at them from the shadows with a ridiculous grin on his face.
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James is played by Alex Lawther, who had the leading role in "Shut Up and Dance," one of the most disturbing episodes of "Black Mirror," Charlie Brooker's digital dystopia.
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This is what is most disturbing about "I feel like": The phrase cripples our range of expression and flattens the complex role that emotions do play in our reasoning.
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But it was important for her to start off the film with the most disturbing interview possible, so that the audience wouldn't feel like the abuse was being minimized.
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Dark Foreigner isn't simply a passive operator within Atomwaffen's network of cells; some of the group's most disturbing and popular propaganda is allegedly the work of the avowed Canadian.
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"The hateful activities at Syracuse University are most disturbing, not only to the Syracuse University community, but to the greater community of New York," Cuomo said in a statement.
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That's why the hug Sandra Bullock gives Yomi Perry, the actor playing her maid, Maria, at the end of "Crash," remains the single most disturbing gesture of its kind.
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Age: 38Damage: Torn Shoulder This is a younger Cruise, but still stupid—what's most disturbing about this moment besides the flowing hair is that this isn't even a mission.
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Violence and vengeance are a major part of Sweet/Vicious, but it's not the often-shocking acts of physical violence that are the most disturbing aspect of MTV's new series.
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American Horror Story is not messing around — and season 7's opening sequence is proof we're in for what could be the most disturbing season of the anthology series yet.
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Perhaps most disturbing is that there are likely hundreds of troubling events unfolding around the country at any time that are getting very little if any attention from the media.
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Even while experiencing one of early Supernatural's most disturbing deaths, Gordon was still fearsome, growling and flashing his sea monster-esque fangs until his head was separated from his body.
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Animojis, Apple's custom, animated emojis only possible with the iPhone X and its TrueDepth camera, are either the cutest, or most disturbing, thing to come out of Cupertino in years.
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"I've been here 39 years and this has been the most disturbing and disgusting thing I've ever heard in the courtroom," Rockbridge County Circuit Court Clerk Bruce Patterson tells PEOPLE.
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The most disturbing thing about Burn After Reading, though, is how it resembles every day in Trump's Washington, where the line between blundering idiocy and malevolent conspiracy is increasingly blurred.
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Given that IPAB is one of the greatest and most disturbing power grabs in American history, the previous bipartisan efforts to repeal it ought to have been successful long ago.
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We often face the most disturbing news with the most juvenile humor we can muster, simply because it's the only way we can bear to keep following the day's events.
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But the flashback's most disturbing moments—the scene where Jeff saves a gay soldier from being beaten to death, the suicide attempt—are nowhere to be found in Orth's book.
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What is most disturbing is that, under federal law, the sale and assembly of such gun parts into fully functioning firearms requires no serial number, sales record or background check.
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Most disturbing is "planet Hebron," where the list of abuses considered normal includes soldiers firing tear gas at schoolchildren to mark the beginning and end of each day of school.
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But perhaps the most disturbing feature of the film is the near erasure of slavery altogether and the downplaying of slave rape in particular to further a Shakespearean love story.
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The most disturbing stories about the future may be less about what could happen, given unforeseen circumstances, and more about what should happen given the way things are right now.
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Most disturbing was a four-run eighth-inning, in which A. J. Cole and David Robertson each surrendered a two-run homer, turning a laugher into a one-run game.
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"The videos of self-harm and suicide are the most disturbing, despite the fact that most of them are simple calls for help," said Harry, without a trace of hesitation.
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"The hateful activities at Syracuse University are most disturbing, not only to the Syracuse University community, but to the greater community of New York," Cuomo said in a November statement.
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The bowl-shaped haircut worn by the white supremacist who killed nine black worshipers in Charleston, S.C., stands among the most disturbing and distinctive images that extremists have shared online.
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What is most disturbing is that, under Federal law, the sale and assembly of such gun parts into fully functioning firearms requires no serial number, sales record, or background check.
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One of the most disturbing parts of the Times's story is its account of how the Saudis identified and groomed a Twitter employee, Ali Alzabarah, to spy on accounts from within.
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"The most disturbing element of their recent show of force is that so far it has gone fully unpunished by the authorities," said Kyiv-based historian and political scientist Vyacheslav Likhachev.
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One of the most disturbing things about the child separation system is that after more than a year, we still know so little about what is actually happening to the children.
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The most disturbing thing for me on a daily level is that we still felt the surface swell in our ears, even though we were at the bottom at 67 feet.
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Written by three respected international judges and based on interviews with more than a dozen North Korean defectors, the report might well be the most disturbing thing I've read this year.
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Among the many productions we see re-enacted, the most disturbing occurs later, in Poland, when the Jewish community in the Lodz ghetto is facing the impending horror of the Holocaust.
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In one of the most disturbing episodes faced by a female sportscaster, a man used a hacksaw to alter the peepholes of Ms. Andrews's hotel rooms in Nashville and Columbus, Ohio.
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It's these couples that are most disturbing: The émigré men are presented as clear predators, with wives who are so broken that they can't fathom the depravity of the island's rules.
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Numerous investigations have described this workforce as notoriously underpaid and overworked in crappy working conditions that require them to scan through some of the most disturbing posts the internet can offer.
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The opening scene of IT Chapter Two may be the horror franchise's most disturbing — and so little of it is due to the presence of Bill Skarsgård's Pennywise the Dancing Clown.
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In his most disturbing work, On the Jews and their Lies, published in 1543, Luther drew on popular anti-Semitic tropes and called for synagogues and Jewish homes to be burned.
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He has cut the outline of the traditional Ares mask around his face, and pulls all of the skin off, creating one of the most disturbing images ever captured on film.
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I chose among the most disturbing and conspicuous dynamics of the period — the extreme anger all around (most recently in France and Brazil), and, everywhere, the urge to create "others" in society.
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"One of the most disturbing things about this election is just the unbelievable rhetoric coming at the top of the Republican ticket," the president said at a Democratic campaign event in Chicago.
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In one of the most disturbing scenes in the series so far, President Underwood has a violent dream about fighting his estranged wife Claire (Robin Wright), using pieces of a broken mirror.
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During my time as a federal prosecutor, the child exploitation images I was forced to review from an evidentiary standpoint were by far the most disturbing and difficult part of my job.
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What was most disturbing to Mbiwan about the massacre was that it was carried out by a 21-year-old, not an old white man who grew up in the segregated South.
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One of the most disturbing scenes in Alex Garland's biological horror art film Annihilation was when the death knell of a traveling companion is somehow absorbed by an undead-looking bearlike monster.
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The whole thing looks harrowing—almost like a grittier, thornier Making a Murderer—that, yet again, promises to lay bare one of the most disturbing flaws in the American criminal justice system.
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What was most disturbing was that it found such a rabid audience, so quickly, and which in no uncertain terms proclaimed its hatred of feminists in the comments and on social media.
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The thing that really made this most disturbing for us was when the president got to the point where he implemented these steel and aluminum tariffs through the basis of national security.
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The most disturbing moment of MSC for me, an American son of German immigrants, was the indirect rhetorical conflict between German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier and U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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While Mr. Pruitt's venality has dominated the headlines, what's most disturbing to me and so many others is the cavalcade of bad public policy decisions rolled out on a seemingly weekly basis.
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And what are we to make of "Glimpse," a 20-minute silent film by the Polish provocateur Artur Zmijewski that is this show's most important work, as well as its most disturbing?
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Among the most disturbing elements of Sessions' record revealed by the transcript is his behavior as a U.S. Attorney in Alabama, where he prosecuted three black civil rights activists for voter fraud.
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Reporting from The Verge earlier this year revealed that many content moderators — who are responsible for viewing and flagging some of the most disturbing content on the platform — suffer from depression and PTSD.
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Ducournau spoke with VICE about techniques she used to humanize a cannibal, early reactions to her film, and why the most disturbing part of it is far from the consumption of human flesh.
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Democrats said Taylor's testimony was damning for Trump "All I have to say is that in my 10 short months in Congress ... it's my most disturbing day in Congress so far," said Rep.
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What's most disturbing about this killer — who received his moniker because of his "bind, torture, kill" M.O. — is that he taunted the authorities who were unable to stop him for years with messages.
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Thankfully, the brilliant minds over at A24 (The Witch, Split) have introduced Hereditary, a film so shockingly good that some are saying it's "the most disturbing and terrifying" thing they've seen in years.
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Proponents of small-scale, low-impact NETs, such as changes to soil management on farms, though, bridle at being considered alongside what they see as high-tech hubris of the most disturbing kind.
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"One of the most disturbing things about this election is just the unbelievable rhetoric coming at the top of the Republican ticket," Obama said at a campaign event in Chicago for Democratic Rep.
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With this most disturbing presidential campaign drawing to a close, and Americans by the millions tearing their hair out, setting this particular play in a simulated United States of today carries greater weight.
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For some, the most disturbing peculiarity of Ms. Stein's campaign came when she questioned the process by which vaccines were approved in remarks on Reddit's "Ask Me Anything" and to The Washington Post.
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This Republican display of herd instinct is part of the broader unwillingness of the party's leaders, and their hypocritical supporters in the partisan press, to check Mr. Trump's most disturbing tendency of all.
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For liberals, one of most disturbing things about the 228 election was that it seemed to indicate a massive lurch to the right in a country they thought was getting more, not less, liberal.
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Among the many unusual, slightly off-putting things about the case of Gypsy Rose Blanchard and her late mother, Dee Dee Blanchard, one of the most disturbing is undoubtedly Gypsy's age inappropriate, childlike demeanor.
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If you thought that the most disturbing movie of the year would be It (I mean, the film does star a child-eating clown, after all), then you clearly have not heard about Mother!
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In the end, Andy takes initiative in the most disturbing way possible, purposefully setting himself on the path toward his own lobotomy as a twisted way to make himself like Susan and his mother.
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For Dr. David Wesson, a pediatric surgeon at Texas Children's Hospital who was not involved in the new study, the rates of suicide that emerged in the data were among the most disturbing trends.
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Perhaps the most disturbing revelations come via interrogation footage and eventually an interview with Gypsy herself, as well as her secret boyfriend, Nick Godejohn, a relationship that feels plucked from an independent teen drama.
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We've seen the effect DeepDream has on famous artworks, Cronenberg films, and the world's most disturbing images, but it takes on new meaning when fused with the unsettling narrative of Trump's rise to prominence.
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But most disturbing is that the film depicts Walker as someone who believed black women had to straighten their naturally kinky hair and have long, flowing locks in order to be beautiful and successful.
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Last thing, the scariest thing I thought about the article — and you tell me what you thought the most disturbing thing … the fact that they actually fomented the notion that Soros was behind this.
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What is most disturbing, though, is how much Trump legitimizes — even embraces — acts of violence that have already occurred, connecting them to the good, "beautiful" feelings supporters have toward their country and his campaign.
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But some of the most disturbing signs yet of the nation's struggle to combat the surging outbreak were satellite images published March 12 that showed 100-yard trenches apparently meant to bury coronavirus victims.
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Alfred Hitchcock, making his return to London, also took advantage of the permissiveness of the studio's Me Decade regime, delivering the most disturbing and explicit of his wrong-man thrillers,"Frenzy," also on Sunday.
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Of all of Mr. Trump's Twitter eruptions, his March 4 outburst on surveillance may have been the most disturbing, both for those who believed it and for those who dismissed it as outrageous nonsense.
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Alfred Hitchcock, making his return to London, also took advantage of the permissiveness of the studio's Me Decade regime, delivering the most disturbing and explicit of his wrong-man thrillers, "Frenzy," also on Sunday.
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The one through-line here from Charlottesville to this issue is, to use your phrase, a return to the most disturbing elements of white supremacy, white male supremacy to be precise, in the national character.
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One of the most disturbing aspects of your approach so far is its complete lack of respect for any semblance of process and procedure in making policy, or awareness of what true public service means.
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One of the most disturbing aspects of the new report is the long-term march of sea level rise, which is likely to continue unchecked for thousands of years after carbon emissions fall to zero.
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Researchers have long known that plants have myriad ways to protect themselves from predators, but a newly-discovered method ranks among the most disturbing: somehow, tomato plants seem to be pushing hungry insects to cannibalism.
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One of the most disturbing things I saw was what's called "plea allocution," in which the judge attempts to ensure each person understands the rights that he or she is giving up by pleading guilty.
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"It's no exaggeration to say that Andrew Oldham has one of the most disturbing records we've seen in this or any other slate of candidates put forward by this president," said AFJ president Nan Aron.
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The three-level "History" section underground — on broad themes of slavery, segregation and the pivotal year 21988 — is reached by elevator or a spiraling ramp, and holds some of the oldest and most disturbing material.
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Perhaps most disturbing of all, one or another of the multiple non-state actors present in Syria — including the Islamic State, or ISIS — could have acquired such weapons for use against America or her allies.
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One of the film's most disturbing aspects is its egregious use of the word "nigger"—an old offense in Tarantino-land (Gawker's Rich Juzwiak recently compiled an exhaustive history of his involvement with the epithet).
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That, to me, is the most disturbing piece of this week's news — that people inside the company thought that a demo of advanced A.I. fooling an unwitting human receptionist would be greeted with universal praise.
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The final, and most disturbing, possible explanation for the behavior of Republican legislators is that they're supporting legislation, knowing that it's bad for both the country and their party, because it's good for them personally.
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" What appeared most disturbing to Dorsey, however, was Feinberg's questioning the appropriateness of his tweets during a meditation trip to Myanmar, which mentioned that his technique was to answer the question "How do I stop suffering?
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" Perhaps the most disturbing comment along this line came from Hillary Clinton herself, who in late May 2008 justified staying in the race by saying, "We all remember Bobby Kennedy was assassinated in June in California.
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In that capacity, he was involved in some of the most disturbing and disgraceful acts of American foreign policy, notably helping organize the 1953 coup that overthrew the democratically elected government of Mohammad Mosaddegh in Iran.
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But when I look back on that night, what I find most disturbing of all is that those prisoners, who cursed at us as we filed in to witness and report on the execution, were wrong.
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But it's most disturbing that many children in their school uniforms were unfortunately fatally caught up in the landslide and many more are homeless, orphaned and will be without food and clothing for days to come.
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Strzok just happens to be the source of some of the most disturbing emails promising that Trump would not be allowed to be president and discussing an "insurance policy" to prevent him from ever taking office.
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It is "the biggest single investment ever" by a New Zealand government on the issue, Ms. Ardern said at an event showcasing the initiative, and will tackle one of the nation's "most disturbing, most shameful" problems.
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These include the most disturbing incident of all, the massacre of the male members of a Jewish tribe in Medina for collaborating with the pagan besiegers — a story doubted also by a few Muslims, including myself.
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Warning: Video contains graphic footage In the video, which the head of the Louisiana State Police described as the "most disturbing thing" he had ever seen, officers call an ambulance and report the officer-involved shooting.
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The videos are probably the most disturbing thing Adult Swim has created since 2016's This House Has People in It, a short that felt like some kind of horrible, K-hole version of Paranormal Activity.
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De Sade's link between the homicidal impulse and copulation might inform Giacometti's most disturbing work, "Woman with Her Throat Cut" (1932), which abstractly depicts a female body with legs splayed as she twists and bends backward.
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Some of the most disturbing parts of "Lower Ed" concern her training to become an enrollment officer at a technical school, where she was taught how to "close" students, meaning sign them up at any cost.
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Dr. Laura Pinto, whose research focuses on educational policy and practice, was among the first to shine a light on one of the strangest and most disturbing toys on the market, the Elf on the Shelf.
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The most disturbing were accusations that the crime lord once raped one of his mistresses and routinely raped girls as young as 13 years old, sometimes drugging them by placing "a powdery substance" into their drinks.
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One of the most interesting things about each episode of the Netflix anthology is how unafraid it is to push its storytelling to the most disturbing extremes to make its comment on society pack a powerful punch.
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The most "disturbing" aspect of the findings was the percentage of posts touting health benefits, said Dr. Antoine Douaihy, the senior academic director of Addiction Medicine Services for the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center's Western Psychiatric Hospital.
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The most disturbing arc in this development is not the creation of a left-leaning front group by a non-veteran Democrat, but the blind allegiance to this organization by longstanding veteran groups led by actual veterans.
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And the child soldier scene was gratuitous, even if the mission's opening featured Farah's father ushering her through a Russian massacre of her small village in one of the most disturbing video game cinematics I've ever witnessed.
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It was one of the most disturbing images because even then, at a young age, I was able to understand that the money wasn't going to do much for the girl who seemed to be all alone.
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Loan on a Phone To people with fresh memories of the housing collapse, the most disturbing advertisement during the Super Bowl on Sunday wasn't the one featuring a creepy "PuppyMonkeyBaby" climbing all over a Mountain Dew drinker.
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In the second part of HBO's The Defiant Ones, Dr. Dre gets real about one of the most disturbing incidents of his past, when he physically assaulted female TV host Dee Barnes at a party in 1991.
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The subreddit features original horror stories that are sure to keep you awake at night, from a forest ranger's most disturbing tales to a chilling plea for help from a guy being haunted by his dead girlfriend.
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The story became national news due to the apparent Islamophobic motive, but for many, the most disturbing part was that the authorities didn't keep Majors locked up as he waited to go to trial for vehicular assault.
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" One of the most disturbing portions of the paper found that the extreme right's "sophisticated and coordinated media disruption techniques and psy-ops are based on military guides such as leaked GCHQ and NATO's strategic communication documents.
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Legendary Italian filmmaker Pier Pasolini found him interesting enough to adapt his long-unpublished opus 120 Days of Sodom into one of the most disturbing films of all time, and he's entranced artists and psychologists for centuries.
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Maybe the most disturbing aspect of watching "Nowhere to Hide," Zaradasht Ahmed's sickeningly gripping portrait of a male nurse in Iraq, is accepting how close we are to the point where empathy itself has become collateral damage.
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Lana said in court today ... that what she finds "most disturbing" is that even after she moved to get away from the pair, they tracked her down at the new house and waited on the street for her.
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Here are 13 of the most disturbing moments from Netflix's Fyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened—not to be confused with Hulu's competing documentary Fyre Fraud which addresses the same topic from a very different vantage point.
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The most disturbing part about a Trump presidency is the fact that half the people who came out to vote agreed with a sexist, racist maniac — and half of all Americans stayed home and watched him get elected.
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By my count, I've seen at least seven versions in the past decade, with stars who include Kevin Spacey, Ralph Fiennes, Martin Freeman, John Douglas Thompson and — the most disturbing of the lot — the German actor Lars Eidinger.
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For example, one of the most disturbing changes is the requirement that Regional Fishery Management Councils achieve a 75 percent chance of rebuilding a stock if that stock has not rebuilt in as short a timeframe as possible.
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For homicide detectives here, the most disturbing factor may be that much of the killing is being committed by teenagers and men in their early 20s, many of whom do not understand the consequences of engaging in violence.
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"I think one of the most disturbing elements of this whole circumstance is it seems to have uncovered, at least in these cases, a code of silence — that people who were aware of these things weren't coming forward."
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"The most disturbing thing for me is what is going on with the theft of farming lands," said Javier Ávila, a priest and social activist best known as "Pato" who has spent 41 years in the Tarahumara range.
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"The charges against Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara are the most disturbing iteration yet of the Cuban government's ongoing attempts to terrorize him into silence," said Julie Trébault, Director of the Artists at Risk Connection (ARC) at PEN America.
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A hidden gravePerhaps most disturbing was the discovery of a grave dug at a gun club where Mawhinney used to be a member, on the same day that Fotis met with Mawhinney&aposs wife at the oyster bar.
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I thought watching the milkily satisfied faces of 10 of my friends as they gulped down the shared teat juice was one of the most disturbing things I had ever seen—until I attended the aforementioned Porno Bootcamp.
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Nour Kteily, a psychologist at Northwestern University, conducts research on one of the darkest, most ancient, and most disturbing mental programs encoded into our minds: dehumanization, the ability to see fellow men and women as less than human.
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Some of the most disturbing components of Project Dragonfly, which I here directly verify, include:• A prototype interface designed to allow a Chinese joint venture company to search for a given user's search queries based on their phone number.
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That was actually what they had to do back in 1996, when singer Johnny Mathis refused to let them use his song "Wonderful, Wonderful" for an episode titled "Home," which is notoriously one of the series' most disturbing episodes.
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One of the most disturbing displays of this madness is the violence that Trump has incited in his supporters, and the violent ways in which opposition forces have responded, like the exchange we saw last week in San Jose.
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How can we suppose that this state of affairs, this constant rush for the most disturbing, the most poignant, the most emphatic, the most terrifying, has no effect on the way we respond to the dramas of our lives?
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One of the most disturbing moments in the documentary for me came toward the end, when a doctor says matter-of-factly that the anti-choice advocates are getting their way and she can't imagine the pendulum swinging back.
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"One of the most disturbing elements in the evolving administrative segregation framework is that it is used as a punitive measure to circumvent the more onerous due process requirements of the disciplinary segregation system," Sapers said in the report.
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One of the most disturbing features of the war in Syria — and there are many, many disturbing features of the war in Syria — has been the repeated attacks on medical facilities and personnel by Russian and Syrian government forces.
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Well, a couple of weeks into the transition, there's much to suggest that what we saw was no act, and that President Trump will implement policies that embody many of the most disturbing traits and statements displayed by candidate Trump.
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"What is most disturbing ... is the pattern of deception, both in developing and perfecting the defeat devices, as well as deliberately obstructing the subsequent investigation," said Annie Bersagel, an adviser for responsible investments at Norwegian Mutual Insurance company Kommunal Landspensjonskasse (KLP).
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When bearing witness to the most disturbing experiences of Vermont's children became too much, White would find the steepest ski slope and fly down, screaming his head off all the way, until he felt calm enough to return to his work.
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She seized dictatorial powers, imprisoned her political rivals, and embarked, with the help of her son Sanjay, on a mass, compulsory sterilization program that registers as one of the most disturbing and vast human rights violations in the country's modern history.
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"These are most disturbing accounts revealing just how grave the risk of sexual violence has become both for women and girls and, as shown by this recent report, also men and boys," Volker Türk, UNHCR's Assistant High Commissioner for Protection.
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Bates' return to the series could mean it will be extra creepy this time around: Her dual role on Roanoke as colonial killer The Butcher/struggling actress Agnes Mary Winstead was one of the most disturbing AHS had to offer.
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"What is most disturbing... is the pattern of deception, both in developing and perfecting the defeat devices, as well as deliberately obstructing the subsequent investigation," said Annie Bersagel, an adviser for responsible investments at Norwegian Mutual Insurance company Kommunal Landspensjonskasse (KLP).
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What's also clear is how deeply ineffectual these guidelines are—not just for users, but for Facebook's army of moderators and the two billion Facebook users who rely on them to keep their feeds scrubbed of the most disturbing content.
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"I think most disturbing was what the president did at the CIA," Halperin said during a panel discussion on "Morning Joe" after criticizing White House press secretary Sean Spicer's contentious press conference on Saturday that mostly consisted of attacking the media.
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"One of the most disturbing things is the regulators in France have demanded that Google hide things globally, not just within the borders of France," Wales told Reuters late on Thursday on the sidelines of the Brilliant Minds conference in Stockholm.
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Earlier this year, I thought the Fargo season premiere "The Law Of Vacant Places" would win 2017's Most Disturbing Death Award, when Mary Elizabeth Winstead's character Nikki drops an entire air conditioning unit on a man from three stories above.
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Here, gaming YouTuber SSSniperWolf takes us through some of the most disturbing peeled foods, including a "peeled watermelon" (disturbing), a peeled aloe vera leaf (gelatinous), and a bouncy ball egg (a fun science experiment that will make you want to vomit).
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"Some of the most disturbing notes came from people who said, 'I work and I played by the rules and I save for retirement and I have money in the bank, and you know, I'm getting absolutely nothing," Yellen recalled.
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When Maura escapes, running panicked through the woods, her fury and terror echo other moments of escape: Sarah's grotesque totter down the aisle, a guilt-stricken Josh fleeing the family shul, and, most disturbing, the Pfefferman family's exodus from Berlin.
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"This has been a most disturbing weekend but I want to thank everybody here who has shown the true face of who Virginia is and who this country is by welcoming people to Dulles in the commonwealth of Virginia," he said.
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Nour Kteily is a psychologist at Northwestern University whose research is about understanding one of the darkest, most ancient, and most disturbing mental programs encoded into our minds: dehumanization, the ability to see fellow men and women as less than human.
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Chastain was inducted into the Bay Area Hall of Fame yesterday and, my God, the plaque is like if Tim Burton and David Lynch set out to think of the most disturbing and terrifying thing in the darkest recesses of their minds.
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This Recently Discovered Fifth-Century Massacre in Sweden Is So Game of Thrones We Can't Even Handle ItPhoto: Kalmar County MuseumScientists in Sweden have completed a preliminary investigation of one of the most disturbing archaeological sites to be uncovered in recent memory.
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Everything in the world has changed, except, of course, the oldest and most disturbing robot-men who still reside at various Disney theme parks around the world — their fake leg hair, their glassy eyes, their elbows crooked to hold bottles of rum.
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And yet I suspect that what's truly scary about the word has more to do with the inefficacy of psychiatric treatment from that era, which did little to rein in its patients' most disturbing behaviors, including those that were inexplicable, dangerous, or violent.
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The most disturbing images for me are the ones near the end, where a whale's body is cut, methodically and relentlessly, gutted and parceled and the documentation of its dissection makes me think of the recurring theme of our human history: blood.
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Perhaps the most disturbing part of Kavanaugh's dissent is that he sides with internet service providers like Verizon and Comcast, buying wholesale their argument that net neutrality tramples on their first amendment rights because it does not allow these companies to block content.
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That is the part I found most disturbing: misogyny is so deeply ingrained in the criminal justice system and our culture in general, that no one involved had any idea that they had made not one, but several completely inappropriate and offensive remarks.
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Pamela Lopez, a partner at a Sacramento lobbying firm, said that for years she has dealt with inappropriate suggestions from male officials, but the most disturbing episode came early last year, at a social gathering of lawmakers and lobbyists in a Sacramento bar.
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But the Snells have been using Pastor Young's boat services to move drugs using hollowed-out hymnals, and in one of the season's most disturbing moments, it is implied that they kill Grace and leave her infant son for Mason to find.
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"Bradley is not just giving us the most disturbing images — that's certainly there — but also paying attention to what is the banality of war, its everydayness, little moments where you are just looking up, at a beautiful arrangement of light," Dr. Mirzoeff said.
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Among the videos that investigators said they found on Mr. Saipov's phone was one of the group's most disturbing clips, showing the grotesque executions of prisoners forced to wear orange jumpsuits in an echo of the United States prison at Guantánamo Bay.
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"The most disturbing development, that keeps continuing and intensifying since 2016, is that Jews in some countries feel they live in a state of emergency, because of the continuing rise, most notably in Western Europe and North America, in anti-Semitic manifestations," the study said.
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Certainly no one expected Graham or Cassidy to suddenly voice their support for Planned Parenthood, but one of the most disturbing moments of the debate came when Graham perpetuated a damaging lie about the organization and wasn't held accountable by anyone in the room.
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That's what's most disturbing about this sort of unpredictable enforcement: Not only that it threatens the finances and artistic expression of creators, but it threatens the most vulnerable creators, especially those trying to make a living through small audiences in niche and misunderstood genres.
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" (Anyons are real, but that's a topic for another post.) Looking to break the awkward silence that followed, I asked Feynman the most disturbing question in physics, then as now: "There's something else I've been thinking a lot about: Why doesn't empty space weigh anything?
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In the following oral history, we dig into how they made such progressive commentary in the guise of a family show, how the issues explored back then still linger in 2016, and how they pulled off one of the most disturbing finales in TV history.
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But arguably the most disturbing episode follows the Levins on a long-planned vacation to Washington, D.C. What should be a patriotic, educational family trip becomes a pilgrimage to the fallen monuments of a now-dead pluralism, a frightening recon mission into occupied territory.
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"Several weeks ago, I worked two flights (one to San Antonio and the other to McAllen) which proved to be two of the most disturbing flights I've ever experienced in my career," wrote Mr. Palmquist, who did not disclose which airline he worked for.
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"To me, the most disturbing aspect was the extent to which CDC officials were actually helping the company achieve its lobbying objective, and there were examples of giving them advice, providing contact information, helping them to try to fight against soda taxes," he said.
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But perhaps the most disturbing recent official effort to sweep our torturous past under the rug is the Administration's surrender of most copies of the 6,770-page study of the CIA's detention and interrogation practices to the Senate Intelligence Committee, which produced the report.
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"What was most disturbing to me was the websites or videos that are giving this misinformation are trying to take the focus completely away from the issue," said lead author Dr. Megha Sharma, a neonatal-perinatal medicine fellow at the Medical College of Wisconsin in Milwaukee.
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"Thrip's attack on telecoms and satellite operators exposes the possibility that the attackers could intercept or even alter communications traffic from enterprises and consumers," Symantec said in a statement, adding that the most disturbing discovery is an attempt to control satellites by infecting linked computers with malware.
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"Thrip's attack on telecoms and satellite operators exposes the possibility that the attackers could intercept or even alter communications traffic from enterprises and consumers," Symantec said in a statement, adding that the most disturbing discovery is an attempt to control satellites by infecting linked computers with malware.
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How Ann Dowd crafted two of TV's most disturbing characters without losing herself in the process A State Department science envoy resigns in a letter that spells out IMPEACH 27 things that didn't make sense about Game of Thrones' White Walker battle in "Beyond the Wall"
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To me the most interesting comment and most disturbing comment was what he said about Vladimir Putin where he sort of shrugged off any tensions with Vladimir Putin and basically said yes, my critics say that Vladimir Putin is an old KGB agent, but Vladimir Putin is fine.
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"This salt is eating away at the concrete, it's eating away at the rails, it's eating away at the cables that go through here for power," says Boardman, who describes it as one of the most disturbing examples of an infrastructure system long ignored or deprived of needed maintenance.
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Today, the two of us -- a practicing Jewish Democrat from Nevada and a devoted Christian Republican from Oklahoma -- are calling on our colleagues to set aside the labels, the bickering and the grandstanding to join together to take on one of the most disturbing trends of our time.
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But what is most disturbing about the reaction to Wednesday's meeting is that it shows the vitriol and contempt that is present even when President Trump's efforts are positive and will clearly help those who need it most (his First Step Act prison reform legislation has strong bipartisan support).
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The most disturbing element in the new AUMF is the authority of a president to add new targets or to expand the scope of the authorization at his sole discretion, requiring Congress to pass a bill later if it wants to preserve the original scope passed in the AUMF.
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But Mike E.'s conversion was more quotidian than that, and therefore more unsettling; somehow, over time, he had fallen into a particularly dark rabbit hole, where some of the most disturbing and discredited ideas in modern history were repackaged as the solution to twenty-first-century malaise.
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What's the most disturbing part is that number is not a coincidence — not only is menthol more appealing because of its smoother and cooler effect, but the tobacco industry has a long history of marketing menthol brands to racial and ethnic minorities and youth, and particularly African American women.
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With the nation gripped by political scandal, the most disturbing fact about the 2016 election has fallen by the wayside: Russia executed a full-scale assault on American democracy, and two successive U.S. administrations have failed to respond in a way that might discourage Moscow from another attack.
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Defense attorneys told CNN they found one allegation most disturbing: a juror following a Vice News reporter's Twitter updates on a smartwatch warned other jurors in January that Cogan would question them about whether they'd seen news coverage of claims Guzman had sex with girls as young as 13.
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For all the deep reporting and complex quantitative analysis that's been sunk into the study of the 2016 election, the best — and in some ways, most disturbing — account of what's going on comes from a recent work of political science that doesn't mention Clinton or Donald Trump at all.
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But the witch hunt on conservative opinion sites is nothing compared to the latest and truly most disturbing news that Facebook has now reportedly created a new censorship tool in hopes it will convince the repressive Chinese government to allow the social media site to operate again in the country.
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That unrivalled power now has made him the central figure to watch in the Khashoggi case, and it has been his silence thus far as the country's ultimate figure of authority that has been most disturbing to those who had hoped the initial reports of official Saudi complicity were untrue.
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Even with all those factors, and all of the fractures within the Obama coalition, the most disturbing thing that happened Tuesday night is the reality that more than 59 million people felt comfortable enough with Trump's open bigotry to send him to the White House in the 21st century anyway.
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Forcibly taking children without letting the parents know where their children are being held and if they are ok, and not telling the children what is happening, is one of the most disturbing aspects of this policy and legally constitutes enforced disappearance and torture under both domestic and international law.
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The most disturbing theme of the Trump campaign, in particular, is the feeling that it has unfolded in a meretricious theater of media complicity — the speeches rebroadcast at length (and cost-free) because they drive up Nielsen numbers, the televised "debates" extended to Wagnerian length so as to maximize advertising opportunities.
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By paying close, critical attention to the alt-right — most important, doing so long enough to see through its fog of lies, misdirection and trolling — he has developed a well-rounded understanding of the movement, and created an important guide to one of the most disturbing political developments of our time.
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Green had a rare hiccup, and Kahnle's stumble was forgivable, but Chapman's latest untidy inning was the most disturbing, if for no other reason than the fact that the Yankees gave him a five-year, $86 million free-agent contract with the expectation he would be a rock-solid closer.
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"Over the course of 30 years in animal protection, I have encountered terrible animal cruelties, but acts of intentional torture are the most disturbing because they demonstrate how some people treat the most vulnerable in our society" Sara Amundson, president of the Humane Society Legislative Fund, said in a statement.
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Perhaps the most disturbing part of Farrow's story are the recollections of Signe Swenson, a former lab staffer who says that Ito had told an associate that Epstein "never goes into any room without his two female 'assistants,'" and that he wanted to bring the "assistants" into a Media Lab meeting.
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"By picking Mike Pence as his running mate, Donald Trump has doubled down on some of his most disturbing beliefs by choosing an incredibly divisive and unpopular running mate known for supporting discriminatory politics and failed economic policies that favor millionaires and corporations over working families," said Clinton campaign Chairman John Podesta.
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How to watch: Watch the showcase live on Twitch, Facebook or YouTube When: Monday, June 33th at 1PM PT / 4PM ET What: Far Cry 5 is already poised to be one of the more controversial games of the show, and the rumored Rabbids / Mario crossover will almost assuredly be the most disturbing.
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But while the documentary show has armchair detectives across the country trying to deduce Avery's and/or Dassey's guilt for the murder of Teresa Halbach, most disturbing to many viewers—if not exactly stunning to crime reporters—are the broader implications the film makes about the judicial process's tendency to fail innocent people.
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The lesson here is this: If you wish to retain even a shred of your sanity, stay as far away from this movie as you possibly can—but if you're interested in seeing the most disturbing horror film of the year, make sure to go check out Cats when it premiers December 20.
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The scene in which Hannah slits her wrists in the bathtub is one of the most disturbing depictions of suicide to ever be shown on television, and learning about the "reasons" Hannah chose to end her life — which includes being raped by one of her classmates at a party — is gut-wrenching.
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His finely crafted wooden "Disagreeable Object" (1931)—suggesting a tapered dildo with eyes at one end and spikes at the other—vies for the honor of being the single ugliest thing ever made, and his "Woman with Her Throat Cut" (1932)—while a tour de force of sculptural mastery—the most disturbing.
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The now-55-year-old actor, infamous for domestic battery convictions, on-set outbursts and a nearly lifelong battle with drugs, remained one of Hollywood's busiest character actors until Monday, when THR, citing multiple named sources who were present, published one of the most disturbing accounts of sexual misconduct since Harvey Weinstein.
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" Between Skårsgard's own imagination and director Andy Muschietti's vision for the character, a modern version of Pennywise — far darker and more modern than Tim Curry's, from the 1990 miniseries — was born: "You need to access parts of yourself where you're thinking, 'What's the most disturbing or horrifying thing that could happen right now?
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A 17-minute video of a portion of the attack, which leapt across the internet faster than social media censors could remove it, is one of the most disturbing, high-definition records of a mass-casualty attack of the digital age — a grotesque first-person-shooter documentation of man's capacity for inhumanity.
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Consequently, one of the most disturbing revelations to have come out so far (and almost certainly there will be still more damaging ones to come) is just how negligent and complacent our public authorities and private establishments were with regard to the concepts of information war, cyber-security and protection of vital infrastructure, e.g.
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Consistent with our democratic form of government, our citizens should have every opportunity to choose their leaders free of unreasonable limitations … Perhaps most disturbing is that the scores of foreign-born men and women who have risked their lives defending the freedoms and liberties of this great nation remain ineligible for the Office of President.
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Her departure leads to one of the most disturbing scenes of a show that already brought us an Americanized version of the Nazi SS. (Spoilers ahead!) In episode three, aptly titled "Travelers,"Julianna arrives in New York, seeking asylum from the Japanese Kempeitai (secret police) who believe she is acting on behalf of the resistance movement.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.) called the latest allegations against President Trump "the most disturbing to date" after reports that the president asked former FBI Director James Comey to stand down on federal investigations into former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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The most disturbing aspect of this state of affairs is that we can swallow tall tales of unknown provenance that we want to believe, while doubting stories on reputable news sites that we do not want to believe — or impugning the motives of those reputable news sites when they do not publish stories that we want to believe.
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New Day for America, the super PAC supporting John Kasich Reach: Aired in Wisconsin as part of a $500,000 ad buy Impact: This ad includes what may be the single most disturbing image this presidential cycle: Cruz's nose growing so long and creeping around his neck that it eventually strangles him in a fleshy, nasal noose.
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This included high profile people with threats of blacklisting because "he had done it before" and a hotel staff's livelihood if they didn't open the kitchen for him after closing – and most disturbing to me – threaten my father with a old school mafia bat beat down – my father who was dying of cancer at that time.
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It's the most ambitious and unsettling and confounding and cathartic movie I've seen this year, with some of the most disturbing images I've ever seen in a movie, at once bone-cracking body horror par excellence, meditation on women's power and history, tale of ancient occultish matricide, and worthy homage to the decades-old movie that inspired it.
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Perhaps most disturbing about this election, many said, is the perception that Trump has helped to normalize animosity toward and suspicion of Muslims in the US. These tensions have been exacerbated over the past year by a series of attacks carried out by individuals who claim to be motivated by radical Islam, and in some cases swear allegiance to ISIS.
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They are now forced to admit that they were drastically, cataclysmically — and most disturbing, willfully — out-of-touch with people in their own country who have been rightly concerned about out-of-control spending, porous borders, an assault on values and standards that have long made this country strong, and a political class that is no longer accountable to its constituents.
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"As a mother of young children, I very conscientiously attempted to address the dark moments of the history, but without the images that may be viewed as most disturbing, especially for a family unprepared for what they were going to see or even participants in the movement who may still be traumatized by their experience," said exhibit curator Kathryn Delmez.
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And Voltron Thunderstorm from Wilmington cautioned against criticizing all men for the actions of a few: The most disturbing part of all this, perhaps, is the number of bystanders in these instances; people who knew about the things these women were going through and swept it under the carpet, even going as far as encouraging them to be quiet about it.
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Perhaps the most disturbing portent of a bleak American future is that for all the millions of words proving not just Mr. Trump's dishonesty and unfitness to serve but also the dishonesty and unfitness of most of the people he has put in positions of authority and influence, there is no clamorous outrage that is not easily dismissed as partisanship.
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The "disturbing aspects" mentioned in the series' title card are, I suspect, those that relate to a particularly major, maybe-controversial plot point in the pilot; without explicitly spoiling what unfolds, it is worth saying that the most disturbing thing about the storyline is its unnecessariness, a nasty flourish with the nastiness somewhat negated by the fact that Thirteen Reasons Why already exists.
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One of the most disturbing things to emerge from the failed campaign to keep Justice Brett KavanaughBrett Michael KavanaughThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Lewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Cook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' MORE off the Supreme Court is the willingness of some, including powerful senators, to abandon this human right.
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The most disturbing aspect of all this is not that Trump has become an enemy to the non-white electorate, but that his candidacy serves to all but guarantee black and Latino support for the Democratic Party, further allowing that party to take us for granted, taking away any reason they might have to need to address the issues that we are concerned about.
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Opinion Columnist For me, the most disturbing thing about the Trump presidency is the way each week, like a steady drip of acid, Donald Trump tries to erode the thing that truly makes us great as a country and the envy of so many around the world — the independence and nonpartisan character of our courts, our military, our F.B.I., our Border Patrol and our whole federal bureaucracy.
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If you try to isolate the effects of welfare reform, it appears that if anything it probably increased deep poverty in the US. The most disturbing evidence in this regard comes courtesy of the University of Michigan's Luke Shaefer and Johns Hopkins's Kathryn Edin, who have documented an increase in the share of Americans living on $2 a day or less in cash income.
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MSNBC's Mark Halperin slammed President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Monday, calling his Saturday speech at CIA headquarters "most disturbing" while confirming "the worst feelings people had" about him taking office.
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Of all the departures from the West Wing in the last month, Stephen Bannon's departure on Friday was by far the most disturbing to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's base.
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"One of the most disturbing aspects is that the Russians are believed to have gained access to these utilities using basic hacking techniques, such as spear phishing company employees — so they didn't even have to use the more advanced techniques that the Russians are believed to have used in Ukraine and elsewhere," Rhea Siers, a former Deputy Assistant Director for Policy at the National Security Agency, told VICE News.
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The wall will likely only protect Wall Street and will ignore other boroughsPerhaps the most disturbing part of the story is that the Big U is probably not enough flood protection for the city at all:In parts of the Netherlands, barriers are required to protect from a one-in-10,000-year flood; in New York, most government agencies require protection only for a one-in-100-year flood plus 30 inches of sea-level rise.
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Most disturbing of all, the investigators found that President Obama's director of intelligence, James ClapperJames Robert ClapperEx-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity Former DHS, intelligence leaders launch group to protect presidential campaigns from foreign interference Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief MORE, provided "inconsistent" testimony about his contacts with the media, especially CNN, regarding his knowledge of the Steele Dossier and his discussing it with CNN's Jake Tapper.
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In recent years, Gold has directed productions of "Hamlet" and Tennessee Williams's " The Glass Menagerie ," among other works, and the most disturbing aspect of both of those stagings was Gold's apparent belief that he was somehow elevating, or liberating, the actors: more than mere players, they were participants in an exclusive think tank, a world in which the playwright's intentions—laid out in all those annoying stage directions—could be jettisoned in the name of creative freedom.
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Alan B. Morrison, co-founder of the Public Citizen Litigation Group (which had sued Bork over his decision to fire Cox), submitted testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee, saying in part: ...the most disturbing thing about Judge Bork's firing of Archibald Cox is what it shows about his views of executive power and his willingness to disregard a solemn compact made between the President of the United States and his Attorney General nominee, on one side, and the Senate of the United States on the other.
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In 2017, the Heritage Foundation released a report arguing that, in the years since the Declaration of Independence enumerated a "concise triad" of natural rights—"life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness"—the concept of human rights has been stretched beyond recognition: first when Franklin D. Roosevelt spoke, amid the Depression, of freedom from want and fear; second when the United Nations unanimously passed the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which included rights like a decent standard of living and health care; and now, most disturbing to conservatives, with the expansion of rights to protect people from discrimination, particularly on the basis of gender or sexuality.
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In fact, the most disturbing product in my home was in it before the experiment even started: the Vizio Smart TV. Beyond finding out that my TV was letting data brokers know what Hulu shows we watched, the experiment led me to actually visit Vizio's privacy policy, which was full of horrifying language about the TV's ability to collect second-by-second information about everything we watched—from shows to video streams to DVDs to commercials—and sell it to advertisers, who could then track our activity on other devices on the same IP address to see whether we went to a particular website because of what we saw on TV.This ability was turned on by default for the 11 million smart TVs Vizio had sold to consumers since 2014.
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