The most unsettling part of the Silver Dollar Saloon scene?
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Most unsettling of all, he is seen as exactly the
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Was that the most unsettling part of it for you?
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This always settles on me in a most unsettling way.
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This is one of the most unsettling issues for Palestinians.
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The most unsettling seascapes are those lacking a visible waterline.
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It genuinely might be the most unsettling thing I've ever seen.
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At last, some of the most unsettling issues of hyper-connectivity emerge.
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Visually, they're the most unsettling walking corpses in the franchise to date.
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One of the most unsettling revelations Altamont offers—and the one that
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The most unsettling choice is the gradual silencing of the ambient sound.
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But what was most unsettling, Peter discovered that he was being followed.
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Humbly, I'd like to submit the most unsettling love song of all time:
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Third, and most unsettling to Cramer, is the surprising popularity of Bernie Sanders.
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What was the most unsettling thing you learned about medicine of that era?
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It is a race against time, because most unsettling of all, homelessness kills.
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Most unsettling of all is not what Trump said but what he didn't say.
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Among the disturbing images, one might be most unsettling to teens: a deadly pimple.
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Ultimately, the most unsettling part of the incident might be how plausible Amazon's explanation is.
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And the fact that this fiasco broke that trust is absolutely the most unsettling thing.
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This is precisely the author's point, and the thing that's most unsettling about the book.
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What is most unsettling is that its imagery could be viewed as a positive thing.
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But the most unsettling aspect of trucks goes beyond what drivers can see: their environmental impact.
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But one of his most unsettling beliefs is still his acceptance of the value of torture.
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One explanation is the most unsettling: Terrorists can strike wherever they want and when they want.
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But perhaps most unsettling has been Trump's recent comments about using -- and letting others develop -- nuclear weapons.
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Creepy doesn't begin to describe Hereditary, which gave us some of the most unsettling scenes we've ever seen.
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The whole thing is worth hearing, but "Blood on the Rope" is the record's most unsettling ecstatic moment.
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Japan's most resourceful knife maker is back with what has to be one of his most unsettling creations yet.
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But what's most unsettling in his work isn't its violence, but the seductive voices of those who perpetrate it.
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The most unsettling and dangerous aspect of his personality was his total inability to distinguish between good and evil.
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The most unsettling and dangerous aspect of his personality was his total inability to distinguish between good and evil.
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A new book called Weird and Wonderful Post-Mortem Fairy Tales compiles the most unsettling characters in their collection.
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Matti Friedman JERUSALEM — My most unsettling neighbors here in Jerusalem are Indians: Afzal Hussein Shah, Chulam Muhammad, Mansub Ali.
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Even those shows that did failed to spend much time on the revelations or mention the most unsettling accusations.
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The Social Network's quietest and most unsettling aspects would form the bedrock of the duo's subsequent scores for Fincher.
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It will not disappoint there — without a doubt, this is one of the most unsettling films I have ever seen.
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Of all the intimidating high-speed sections of the Nürburgring Nordschleife, the most unsettling may be the Fuchsröhe—the foxhole.
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The most unsettling reports in the latter involved the ways our data moves around the internet without our explicit knowledge.
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The new Sims-like "Expressive Avatars" are certainly the company's most unsettling to date, but they're also the most ambitious.
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While some may claim the move was romantic, it was actually one of the most unsettling moments in franchise history.
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Arda Yalkin's "The Circle Jerk" (2016), at the booth of Gaia Gallery, is the most unsettling piece at the fair.
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Perhaps what is most unsettling are Trump-lite candidates who have been running for Congress who are now legitimate contenders.
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I didn't, so it's good that we have this, the most unsettling lyric video of all time, to tell us.
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Most unsettling, for him, was that she had not been back to her home country since she was a toddler.
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They're a reflection of some of Trump's most unsettling traits as president, and Kushner is a symbol of his delusions.
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One of the most unsettling events were a set of threats made by President Donald Trump against Iranian cultural sites.
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And, perhaps most unsettling, they'll return to a country where they face a severe lack of economic and educational opportunities.
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" Vanity Fair's Sarah Ellison: "The most unsettling feeling among some at Fox News ... is that Wednesday's events are only the beginning.
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The most unsettling is Amazon, which does not allow PayPal on its site and has a competing payments product, "Amazon Pay".
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So, just in time for Halloween, NASA has whipped up an amazing playlist with some of its most unsettling real recordings.
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The most unsettling part of Casting JonBenet is the way that Ramsey is essentially absent from it apart from others' speculation.
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Most unsettling of all, RFK Jr. references other sources to paint an eerily prescient picture of the morning of JFK's death.
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Yet, the most unsettling thing about season 7's "These Boots Were Made For Stalking" is a lie about a crime.
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Spooky fact(s): Maybe what's most unsettling about the giant isopod is that it can fast for up to five years.
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The most unsettling clown I saw this year was not the Joker or Pennywise, but a well-meaning jerk named Nate.
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Most unsettling to the investor is the potential destruction of global partnerships that have been built up over the past 70 years.
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We're tempted to call this the most unsettling news ever reported about the royal family, but we're pretty sure that's an overreaction.
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Collette Wolfe shows the first cracks in perpetually positive Dorothy, and it's the most unsettling part of the episode — until that point.
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But that's not the most unsettling part about this saga of corporate efficiency—it's that PepsiCo turned a robust profit last year.
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The winter clouds had robbed it of its reassuring serenity, but it was the absence of its clarity that I found most unsettling.
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Horror is most unsettling when it invites audiences to imagine danger in safe places, particularly the home, and so mothers make ideal protagonists.
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However, perhaps the most unsettling part of the interviews is how calm, collected, and open Kemper seems while talking about his heinous crimes.
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Another podcast is getting a possible television treatment, and it might just make for one of the most unsettling shows you'll ever see.
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The most unsettling elements of Burning, however, are the most prosaic, like a cat the protagonist keeps feeding that he never once sees.
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The films are at their most unsettling when they draw their supernatural fears from India's lived reality — mob violence, intergenerational conflicts and women's suffering.
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He offers no palliatives, and that is what is most unsettling about the painting, its detached sense that this is what a relationship looks like.
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In recent years, horror films that explore the interior lives of mothers, wives, and women coming-of-age have become some of the most unsettling.
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Inside, though, was something else—not a horror game by obvious pigeonholing, but certainly the most unsettling experience I had in 2016, pad in hand.
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Excited to have finished our first year as doctors — the most unsettling and demanding in medical training — we swapped stories of our most memorable experiences.
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One of the most unsettling things in Thursday's report are the details about how successful Russia-controlled social media accounts became at actually organizing political rallies.
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Maybe the only solution is to replace him with a symbol of equal power — like, say, the visage of America's most unsettling anti-fascist hero: pic.twitter.
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This is the most unsettling encounter yet, though, and the new details make it all the more horrible for people to be joking about the incident.
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The documentary photographer and filmmaker Lauren Greenfield has spent her career looking at slices of America's strangest and most unsettling subcultures, especially among the super wealthy.
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I've left for last what I suspect many will consider the episode's most unsettling development: the possible beginning of Paige's own career as a honey pot.
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I mean that literally; in one of the evening's most unsettling vignettes, Isa, Grif and Daz advance on Tiny as a single, snarling three-headed Cerberus.
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The most unsettling transformation: increased scrutiny of law enforcement, urged on by the Black Lives Matter movement in the wake of several police shootings of black men.
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He pops up out of nowhere and has the most unsettling smile, which Jughead gets to see up close when he picks up Betty for their trip.
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When I first played BioShock, the most unsettling parts for me were when you see the aftermath of what has happened in the homes of Rapture's citizens.
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What feels most unsettling is that the aforementioned creatives are taking charge of heritage fashion houses with a seemingly conflicting, and even older, aesthetic to their own.
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In "Nation" (2018), which is easily the most unsettling photograph in the exhibition, we see two young, shirtless black men sitting on a brown imitation-leather couch.
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If you're a regular hiker, you know that one of the most unsettling feelings can be to encounter some other wanderer when you're deep in the woods.
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And Mr. Maduro has also eased some of the economic restrictions that Venezuelans found most unsettling in a way that could pacify some of the simmering discontent.
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Among the most unsettling is "Le Bonheur" (1965), a shocking, pitiless evisceration of the romantic vision of heterosexual marriage in which women are fundamentally disposable and replaceable.
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Though the Hulu series doesn't shy away from the supernatural, its most unsettling elements come from the way its characters begin to twist and turn against each other.
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While SNL's writers used the familiar format of one of 2017's most talked about movies, the most unsettling parts were those that weren't a work of fiction.
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Perhaps most unsettling, however, are a series of webcam videos of young girls which — unlike the ToyFreaks style of videos — do not appear to be aimed at children.
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Mr. Thorburn, 74, is now the most unsettling rival for Mr. Cisneros and national Democrats, pairing a pointed ideological message with a personal fortune to spend on advertising.
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The most unsettling idea detailed in the document, however, is referred to as "Intelligent Offender Tracking," which would use ankle monitor data to detect "and possibly predict" offenders' behavior.
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" Based on this and other accounts, Ms. Dickey writes: "The most unsettling aspect of the 1870s spitz panic is that Americans seemed to take so much pleasure in it.
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"[I] have always believed it to be by far my most unsettling sculpture, not befitting of Lucy's beauty or my ability as a sculptor," Poulin said at the time.
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It also leads him to make some of the most unsettling and challenging depictions of the artist and his model — a relatively traditional subject — to be found in art history.
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Played by Lupita Nyong'o in a dual performance (she is also Adelaide, Red's non-villainous doppelgänger), Red becomes the movie's most unsettling enigma the moment she first opens her mouth.
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" The most unsettling choice was Slayer's "Angel of Death," which imagines the inner world of Josef Mengele: "Auschwitz, the meaning of pain / The way that I want you to die.
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What was most unsettling about the journey was that I had no idea exactly how far I was walking or how long it would take to get to that elusive there.
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While far from a "horror movie" in the classic sense, Lars von Trier's operatic bildungsporno encapsulates the most unsettling elements of the genre in its heady two-part, four-hour runtime.
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I felt the difference the minute I put the headphones on — even before I picked up the Gear VR. In fact, this was the most unsettling part of my entire demo.
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Right-wing nationalists revel in directing their vitriol toward a liberal, haughty, English-speaking elite, but it is the progressive speaking in his or her native tongue who is most unsettling.
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Emotions range from unease to outright horror as the reality of what's going on becomes clear, but hindsight realizations — of what you've done and where it brought you — are the most unsettling.
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While all of my questions aren't answered about Alpha's number two, the second episode of the season is one of the most unsettling and satisfying episodes of "TWD" I've seen in awhile.
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One of the funniest moments finds her giving a graphic talk about death to children; one of the most unsettling ones involves a child, too, but it's probably best left unspoiled here.
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In the show's most unsettling scene, Emmie encounters a visitor to the store named Carlisle, who's looking for her boss, and a whole other, deeper vista of darkness opens up behind him.
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"It was real creepy at night, because it was only you," said Joyce Coulter, 56, who worked there during the 1970s, adding that President Lyndon B. Johnson had the most unsettling eyes.
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"This is what they have done: They have initiated one of the most grave and most unsettling processes in our Constitution and then refused to allow a resolution," he said on Thursday.
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One of the most unsettling threads in the book is how a collapsing middle class has prompted new industries to spring forth from the rubble — or to circle overhead, like carrion birds.
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What's perhaps most unsettling about yesterday's foreign influence campaign news is that these actors are constantly drafting off actual social movements in order to stoke division and lull unsuspecting citizens into trusting them.
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Ms. Ruffcorn, who writes a popular Facebook blog on trauma called A Little Bent, said the most unsettling part of the experience was not the loose monitoring, but the preparations for the trial.
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The most unsettling accusations claim that Jeanette and Greg have committed "child abuse" by allowing their daughter to live as a girl at such a young age, and that they've "ruined" Jazz's life.
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But one of the most unsettling differences from past demonstrations for Iranians and their relatives living around the world was the blanket of silence that fell over the country with the internet shutdown.
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The Museum is visiting the city from its permanent home in Malmö, Sweden (and that location is still open) but its curator brought some of its most unsettling exhibitions with him to California.
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By pointing out what external influences are poisoning us, we can avoid acknowledging the characterization's most unsettling truth: If so much around us is and has always been toxic, then we're definitely sick, too.
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One of the "most unsettling and illuminating" books about the internet ever written, so says the New York Times, "New Dark Age" reveals the dark clouds gathering over our dreams of a digital utopia.
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The robotic scientist has the most unsettling request of all: after being cut off from the Korvax hivemind, the researcher wants me to take its personality core and scan it in a nearby transmissions tower.
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Perhaps most unsettling to businesses and investors, Washington and Beijing have engaged in tit-for-tat tariffs and threatened retaliation that has raised the prospect of a trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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With a soundtrack that shares that same alien uneasiness, it's that moment when Lopez lays eyes on the master of his world as he bellows demonically, "where do you come from!" that's the most unsettling.
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The thing that I love most about The Endless Express is that it takes one of the most unsettling experiences a person can have and seems to effortlessly turn it into something charming and comfortable.
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With the requisite accompaniment of strobes and fog, it becomes transportive in the most unsettling possible way—a portal to another realm, where you can't really process the language, and everything is incredibly, unspeakably loud.
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Though Never Built New York will probably feel most unsettling to New Yorkers, the people who have intimate relationships with the city as it exists, Lubell says the exhibit should be just as interesting for tourists.
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"From the day of its installation, I have shared my disappointment in the final outcome and have always believed it to be by far my most unsettling sculpture," Poulin wrote in a letter to the Hollywood Reporter.
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Her work's balance of violence and humor, of suburban innocence and an unspoken terror lurking beneath, recalls not only Lynch but the disjointed chaos of the video artist Ryan Trecartin, and Cindy Sherman at her most unsettling.
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At the beginning of this millennium, just two months after 9/11, scientists in the Peruvian Amazon made one of the most unsettling discoveries ever to be reported in the pages of the prestigious journal Mammalian Biology.
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We can only hope that the trailer's most unsettling elements—like the fact that the cats have inexplicably human hands and truly bizarre proportions—have been addressed in some way to quell our feelings of body horror.
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Click here to view original GIFOne of the most unsettling moments in Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey is when it's revealed that HAL 9000 can read lips, leaving no secrets between the astronauts and the ship's computer.
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Indeed, if I had to rank the most unsettling moments of the past year, high on my list would be press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders's rejoinder to a journalist who asked about a baldfaced lie Kelly had told.
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But he doesn't mention one of Schweizer's most unsettling contentions, subsequently confirmed by Punditfact: that Bill Clinton gave 13 speeches for more than $500,000 between 2001 and 2012, 11 of them while Hillary Clinton was secretary of state.
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Most unsettling of all, a mouselike young woman, Frances Drummond (all black spectacles and whispers, in a brilliant performance by Shirley Henderson), becomes a teacher at the local school so that she can build a relationship with Ryan.
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She masks her small acts of aggression and refusal beneath the mantle of harmless childhood, and at her most unsettling, Snow hovers somewhere between the mystery that is all children and that of a creature who is truly Other.
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This is just one of the many disturbing questions that the new trailer for Amazon's Homecoming has left me with, and it's proof that this series will be the most unsettling thing to grace streaming services in a long, long time.
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Among the many uncertainties that have spooked stock markets in early 2016 – from power rivalries in the Middle East to Europe's unabated refugee crisis – the most unsettling has been the slowdown in emerging markets, as signaled by a collapsing oil price.
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In Joe's secret box (which he absolutely should have locked, but whatever) she finds items including: Her underwear, Benji's phone, Peach's phone, Beck's old phone, a bloody tampon, and, most unsettling, a necklace that Candace was wearing in an old Instagram photo.
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A CT scan of the fetus in fetu found inside the woman's abdomenImage: Kumar, et al (BMJ Case Reports)A young woman in India unknowingly lived with one of the rarest and most unsettling medical conditions for nearly two decades, her doctors say.
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Among the most unsettling developments for the Bannon camp was losing the support of Ms. Mercer, a hard-line conservative donor, who said on Thursday that her family had ceased communicating with Mr. Bannon and denounced his statements in the Wolff book.
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In its first season, Vice Principals was one of 2016's most unsettling treats, a dark, dark comedy about privilege, pain, and assholes that was interpreted by some (wrongly, we'd argue) as a defense of jerkass white guys trampling all over the rights of others.
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" Booth also took his children to "the most unsettling place I have ever visited," a cemetery on temple-filled Mount Koya that reminded him of the woods at the foot of Mount Fuji "where a number of Japan's 211,000 annual suicides go to die.
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Perhaps the most unsettling aspect of the documentary delves into the tactics Weinstein employed to silence accusers, from non-disclosure agreements to hiring an Israeli firm, Black Cube, to dig up dirt on those who might be threats to him, including reporters and actresses.
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It begins 15 years after the events of The Handmaid's Tale — the novel, that is, not the popular Hulu series that is now three seasons deep into its expansion of Atwood's tale — and with the voice of one of the original book's most unsettling characters, Aunt Lydia.
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Mr. Icke's meticulous direction is full of disconcerting, often freaky, touches, including a spooked Iphigenia (Aniko Sophie Huber and Salome Sophie Roller alternate in the role) singing the most unsettling version of the Beach Boys' "God Only Knows" you'll ever hear while clutching a stuffed bunny.
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And that might be the most unsettling thing about an epidemic in the age of social media FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out): the crawling dread that if you look away from your phone for even a moment, you'll end up dying because you missed an important message.
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As someone who served in Congress for 24 years and cares about the credibility of the legislative branch of our government, the most unsettling element of this story, beyond the behavior itself, is the idea that taxpayer dollars would be used to cover an explicitly personal expense.
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Much has been made of her prescience in this regard, and how this line of thought anticipated the culture split of the 2016 presidential election, but for Didion, what seems to be most unsettling about the South and its rising influence is that it upsets her sense of aesthetics.
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The best parts of the novel are where Chee's love of kitsch comes into contact, if not with realism, then with reality at its most unsettling—for example, in his account of the Franco-Prussian War, with its culminating siege, in which thousands of Parisians starved to death.
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It's the silenced robots and dead-eyed mannequins that are perhaps the most unsettling, whether it's the bowed clergyman who sorta resembles Tall Man from Phantasm, the grinning gunslinger bellied up to the bar, or the unintentionally sinister little girl in the post office who is the stuff of enduring nightmares.
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The holiday-shortened week felt like a fulsome one, due to a fair amount of economic data, the European Central Bank meeting, and the most unsettling aspect of last week's news: The North Korea nuclear test, which set off tremors, literally and figuratively across the Korean peninsula and around-the-world.
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But it also shows that McMaster has a worldview that challenges some of the Trump White House's most unsettling instincts when it comes to international affairs — and that the new national security adviser won't be afraid to speak his mind when he thinks the president is heading down the wrong path.
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And so what's played out over the past two weeks is a kind of psychological tug of war, with Mr. West reinforcing his most unsettling positions while, all around him, what amounts to a collective global rescue effort for his mind and soul (and, in truth, his legacy) is playing out in real time.
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"What's played out over the past two weeks is a kind of psychological tug of war, with Mr. West reinforcing his most unsettling positions while, all around him, what amounts to a collective global rescue effort for his mind and soul (and, in truth, his legacy) is playing out in real time," he wrote.
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The most unsettling aspect of "Swiped," as the experts note, is that because society is at such a nascent stage of this phenomenon, it's not as yet clear precisely where these forces will lead -- and whether those responsible have simply brought another shiny new wrinkle into the process of pairing up or, more unnervingly, opened Pandora's box.
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For all the chilling moments and images in the book, what I find most unsettling is the casting of Ben Franklin as part of the book-burning vanguard, obliterating his history as a leading advocate of the right to freedom of speech; scientist; newspaper publisher; and a founder of one of the first fire departments in what became the United States, as well as the first hospital.
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" But arguably the most unsettling part of Trotter's story isn't Reines's role (which is sleazy but, well, also his role), but fawning emails like this sent from Ambinder to Reines: From: Ambinder, Marc Sent: Sunday, July 26, 2009 12:05 PM To: Philippe Reines Subject: she kicked A on MTP That is a very bad look for Ambinder, though maybe not as embarrassing as this exchange between Reines and Halperin, in which Reines sounds desperate to be included in a film version of Game Change: Reines: "Yes, I want to be an amalgam like he was!
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Jack had clearly moments starting with episode 2 with a background that involved a bad upbringing, an explosive father; we've shown him to have an explosive temperament at moments — as a younger man and the drinking — so things aren't coming out of nowhere; there's years of festering and catching these two at a moment when they're not communicating as well as they used to… We're not going to be coming back into season 2 with them divorced and sharing the kids on the weekend — there's a journey ahead for them still — but this is definitely the most unsettling place their marriage has been.
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