While Dante's Inferno only had nine rings of hell, this proclamation brings Handmaid's Tale to another, new level of nightmarish sadism in an infinite number of levels of nightmarish sadism.
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Naturally, she took to Facebook to share her nightmarish experience.
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Don't worry, it's not quite as nightmarish as it sounds.
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Phones, USB-C monitors, nightmarish Bluetooth neck speakers — and more?
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Utopias often contain nightmarish elements, and Kingelez's are no different.
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I was stuck in this nightmarish reality that she's gone.
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Mr Lourenço vows to make Angola less nightmarish for investors.
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Have you seen ever more nightmarish examples of head gear?
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Finally, identifying where exactly data are adding value is nightmarish.
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The other hinges on the apparitions of a nightmarish clown.
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Previous treatments for sleeping sickness ranged from inconvenient to nightmarish.
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Try to get that nightmarish image out of your head.
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A repeat of the nightmarish 2017 hurricane season isn't expected.
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Did you have a nightmarish experience at a mom meetup?
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I have recurrent dreams of nightmarish labyrinths and enclosed spaces.
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It's Jason's nightmarish corpse and the inexplicable haunted Julian doll.
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The most nightmarish calamity, however unlikely, wouldn't just impact their businesses.
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And most nightmarish of all for Trump, it probably couldn't tweet.
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"Given the event, [this] isn't nightmarish," he told CNBC via telephone.
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The idea may seem pleasant, but the reality is potentially nightmarish.
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Nearly 3,000 innocent people died in a few surreal, nightmarish hours.
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The chompers suit her in a cute, nightmarish sort of way.
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"I HAVE a very nightmarish imagination," Scott Walker said in 2006.
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Still, Uber and Didi have apparently done little for nightmarish traffic.
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Snapchat, of the nightmarish acceleration that has only continued without signs
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Just because something looks nightmarish, doesn't mean it lacks good intentions.
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For a married viewer, its lessons are both nightmarish and uplifting.
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The routine trip turned nightmarish when a bomb fell near Walid.
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Permanent, frozen smiles and uncanny, mask-like makeup inspire nightmarish visions.
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Video projections, concert-like lighting and nightmarish characters fill the stage.
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The worlds her characters inhabit are chaotic, disorienting, nightmarish and vital.
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He wrote intensely moving ballads, as well as odd, nightmarish tunes.
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A painter's stroke of brilliance damns him to a nightmarish ordeal.
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Australia remains caught in the nightmarish spell cast by these fires.
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"They're enduring nightmarish conditions," a spokesman for the agency told CNN.
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Just look at this nightmarish photo, taken from a police helicopter.
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The situation is equally nightmarish for Senate Republicans with Moore in Alabama.
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Along the way, they saw a nightmarish scene outside the car windows.
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The nightmarish new research has been published in the Journal of Parasitology.
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Since then, our reality has crept even closer to Atwood's nightmarish vision.
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It looks like your building a nightmarish example of late state capitalism.
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There was a time when he symbolized evil of nightmarish, galactic proportions.
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Groups of birds can turn a small battle into a nightmarish headache.
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"Us" is a nightmarish journey into a world invaded by sinister doppelgangers.
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But at its most nightmarish, it sinks fully within Sawyer's fraying mind.
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Dictatorships thrive off their own vastness, their nightmarish mysteries, their apparent permanence.
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You may have these nightmarish sensory experiences that can seem very real.
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Other artists followed suit: in 1598, Caravaggio painted his nightmarish ceremonial shield.
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As nightmarish near-futures go, so far, so pretty interesting, if depressing.
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It's a nightmarish creature, and one of the film's most indelible images.
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Nevertheless, the siblings maintained a deep connection, having survived a nightmarish childhood.
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For the campaign leading up to that end game was nightmarish too.
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Holocaust survivors have dealt with their nightmarish memories in various ways. Mrs.
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And this is where the true nightmarish scenario of "Crocodile" kicks in.
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Christopher Alden transplanted the action to a nightmarish, slow-motion urban park.
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It's a nightmarish scenario that city officials hope will help save lives.
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The utility doesn't want another almost unfathomable, nightmarish horror on its hands.
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Robert Eggers' latest movie is a trippy, nightmarish vibe of a movie.
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Then slowly, it became nightmarish, complete with abuse and experimentation on residents.
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"Execution absent an adequate sedative thus produces a nightmarish death," Sotomayor wrote.
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His speech tonight invoked a nightmarish American hellscape that doesn't actually exist.
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That's a nightmarish bottleneck when you're trying to raid in Destiny 2.
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I'm talking about its crudest, most nightmarish levels, like 1990s-era teen magazines.
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Twenty hours after the nightmarish episode began Anna emerged from the successful surgery.
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Social media images taken by evacuating residents show nightmarish scenes of onrushing flames.
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What it lacks is the visceral horror and madness of those nightmarish odysseys.
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Such a nightmarish system could never, of course, happen in the United States.
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You've probably seen some of these nightmarish accounts yourself, thanks to social media.
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He has spent weeks describing the living conditions for black Americans as nightmarish.
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What if your terrible cat drawings could look like the nightmarish real thing?
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Nightmarish experiences at these short-stay rented apartments are extremely rare, of course.
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The past year has been nightmarish for Bouchard, a 22-year-old Canadian.
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But this year has been especially nightmarish for C.R.s, as they call themselves.
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Which brings us back to the notion of America as a nightmarish dystopia.
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We found autoerotic, neurotic, nightmarish and subliminal obsessive layers everywhere in the plot.
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"We are totally in a nightmarish situation, I thought to myself," he writes.
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This proved to be a huge mistake and a nightmarish waste of time.
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Dix's war is bizarre and nightmarish and traumatic, but it is not simple.
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But his compositions unfold in another world that is dreamlike and sometimes nightmarish.
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The Sabres have lost four consecutive games, all during a nightmarish road trip.
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They have the nightmarish, inevitable illogical logic of folk tales or urban legends.
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Sandy survivors spoke of nightmarish dealings with insurance companies while stooped in exhaustion.
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It came about, however, at a nightmarish time, during Sofia's treatment for leukemia.
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I can't speak for a five-year-old, but that doll is certainly nightmarish.
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It didn't behave predictably like other drugs: Some people had ecstatic experiences, others nightmarish.
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Juul has been on an incredible, and in some ways, nightmarish, ride this year.
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From one girl to another, is anything more nightmarish than dealing with a period?
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Nightmarish thoughts of astronauts getting swallowed up into the lunar dust prompted further investigation.
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The sound was romance lingered with death—a danceable lullaby in a nightmarish landscape.
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DMX "sobbed" as Richman recalled his client's "nightmarish" childhood while the music was playing.
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In the original BioShock, Rapture changes from an underwater utopia into a nightmarish battlefield.
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It was a nightmarish situation and I had to remain, like it or not.
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It's just that the truth is probably even more nightmarish than this map suggests.
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Rory McIlroy got off to a nightmarish start at the Open Championship on Thursday.
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As a select group of swimmers realized their dreams, their parents contemplated nightmarish scenarios.
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One sleepwalking statue in underwear has made his nightmarish way to the Big Apple.
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Soon, one fan even came out with the idea for a truly nightmarish mashup.
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The Dursleys, in Harry's nightmares, seem slightly less nightmarish than they were in life.
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In 1994, Lake Kivu was a bloody place; the lush hills hid nightmarish scenes.
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Instead, scientists are being thwarted by the nightmarish conflicts and politics of eastern Congo.
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Still, from the British perspective, it's the American health care system that's truly nightmarish.
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" Although reviews were generally respectful, Pauline Kael called the film "over-deliberate, mauve, nightmarish.
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The nightmarish seventh inning occurred not long after the Cubs' loss in Pittsburgh went final.
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And that's that Donald Trump had a really really terrible nightmarish day in court yesterday.
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It is a nightmarish landscape in which flimsy wood-frame homes adjoin a local bar.
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Did Nenad Sestan and his team create the most nightmarish sensory deprivation tank ever assembled?
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There's something liberating about using genre to access more subconscious ideas, more physical, nightmarish situations.
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And it's not just the food: She posts about nightmarish flights and about postpartum depression.
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In the haze of connectivity, are we not all drawn to the same nightmarish portent?
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Something simple like changing the alphabet and text box display can be a nightmarish undertaking.
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Xinjiang is the nightmarish extreme that the new technology makes possible: a racist police state.
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The Night King, who was created using truly nightmarish prosthetic makeup, is also prominently featured.
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ON EVERY side, Britain's politicians are grappling with problems of immense scale and nightmarish complexity.
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It's kind of like this horrible repetitive nightmarish vision that he's having in his head.
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Both exposures add to bacterial resiliency, and in some cases, the creation of nightmarish superbugs.
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Songs retreat within themselves, mazes of high-concept dance nerdery unspool into something downright nightmarish.
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Nightmarish because the position of both spouses are different versions of the same private hell.
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The final result one part funny, two parts nightmarish musical version of Chinese water torture.
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But on Wednesday, her commute home was particularly nightmarish, even by Southern California traffic standards.
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For all its flirtation with nightmarish imagery, it is too sweet-natured to be scary.
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And so it should be with the latest nightmarish repeal and replace plan, Graham-Cassidy.
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Tim Burton's preceding stabs had been dark, sinister and nightmarish affairs, particularly the second installment.
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Illumibowl is a new (and exclusive!) product that poses a solution to a nightmarish problem.
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Both of these laws provided some protection as she worked to correct a nightmarish saga.
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The same thing that can be pleasant can turn nightmarish if it's a forced experience.
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Many use the word "Kafkaesque" to describe strange and nightmarish situations embedded in everyday life.
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Neither the ceiling, nor the later, nightmarish "Last Judgment," is art you're invited to love.
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The episode suggests the nightmarish and delusional fantasies that interrupt a grieving mother's daily life.
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The years leading up to the nightmarish catastrophe of World War I are hauntingly evoked.
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Soon-to-launch platforms could attract more viewers than expected during the nightmarish pandemic situation.
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In doing so he put a selvage on the Clinton dream, preventing a nightmarish unraveling.
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That's not necessarily a criticism of President Barack Obama – history handed him a nightmarish situation.
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But the Raleigh-Durham area isn't typically known for being especially nightmarish for allergy sufferers.
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May, confused by incoherent policies and a nightmarish negotiation, throw in one towel after another.
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She also produced the frenzied and nightmarish title sequence for Fox television's America's Most Wanted.
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Still, it's a possibility — a nightmarish one for LGBTQ people — of a Trump-appointed Supreme Court.
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After a nightmarish sex dream, she's hoping to lose her virginity with the cute world traveler.
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THE most nightmarish dystopian worlds are both familiar and incongruous, existing on the peripheries of possibility.
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If Ms Atwood's tale feels nightmarish it is precisely because it is enduringly, and maddeningly, familiar.
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Well, it turns out it's a lot less nightmarish when you play around with the soundtrack.
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He has nightmarish anecdotes of abuse and theories on where many of these victims are buried.
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Daniel Pešta's paintings refute the conventions of classical beauty but their nightmarish imagery can be exquisite.
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Although his paintings refute the conventions of classical beauty, their nightmarish imagery can be exquisitely beautiful.
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Derry, with its nightmarish clowns and general sense of despair and misery, is one of these.
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But there's also the fact that Calatrava's buildings are infamously nightmarish when it comes to maintenance.
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The researchers suspect this behavior helps ensure that snack time doesn't devolve into a nightmarish bloodbath.
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Though much of her work is beautiful to look at, it also has a nightmarish quality.
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There is a small number of people in these communities that are creating a nightmarish existence.
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Nelson Cruz has been a nightmarish matchup for Nolasco, going 24-for-25 with four homers.
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That magnificent, nightmarish plan is actually the best shot the 300 remainingwild ferrets have at surviving.
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Since the Saudis cut off this flow of goods, the situation for civilians has become nightmarish.
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Many dream of escaping the world's nightmarish greed for a more bucolic existence on a commune.
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Samsung supporters are hoping the company can shake off a nightmarish recall as its stock tumbles.
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For some prisoners, this reversion to a state of imagined freedom was nightmarish; for others, blissful.
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On the right, however, you increasingly find prominent figures describing our society as a nightmarish dystopia.
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The Trump administration, especially, has blurred the lines between our waking life and Cuarón's nightmarish art.
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Some of the forest creatures are a bit nightmarish and the film's plot is fairly predictable.
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IF BORIS JOHNSON thought his nightmarish week was over, on Saturday night he was proved mistaken.
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That might prevent more nightmarish outcomes like the ones the Vikings and Browns endured on Sunday.
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Venus's realm is a platform full of lethargically, primordially pulsing heaps of flesh — sensuality's nightmarish overkill.
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Her black-and-white photographs include many images of dolls with pained expressions in nightmarish settings.
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She also had a radical intuition about femininity: it becomes nightmarish when its artifice feels inescapable.
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Her spectral painting "7 Am" (1948-49) remodels everyday city exteriors and amplifies their nightmarish peculiarities.
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For Black people everywhere — especially Black girls and women — experiences like Fennidy's are a nightmarish reality.
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Eight weeks of repairs around Penn Station were supposed to make this summer nightmarish for commuters.
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Florida's nightmarish scheme for restoring voting rights to people convicted of serious crimes is in trouble.
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Entang Wiharso's solo exhibition at Marc Straus Gallery is filled with nightmarish allegories and provocative entanglements.
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The nightmarish quality of this whole story is underscored by the film's muted, washed out color palette.
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LONDON — Remember that nightmarish Planet Earth II clip of a pack of snakes chasing a fleeing iguana?
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Cleverman shows just how nightmarish this supposedly cheerful eternal present is from the perspective of marginalized people.
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On a long enough timeline, one of these problems will emerge, and the results will be nightmarish.
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But seeing his face on my news feed every time I opened Facebook felt invasive, almost nightmarish.
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Similarly nightmarish imagery fills Flowers of Evil: Symbolist Drawings, 1870–323, on view the Harvard Art Museum.
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Achi Baba happened in the way that we play it, but so much more protracted and nightmarish.
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The house was a mess: owned by a slumlord, slowly falling apart, full of eclectic, nightmarish details.
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From there, Jeff and Sharee's nightmarish exploits in the past are just variations on the same theme.
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In a nightmarish appearance, he allowed seven hits and five earned runs over 3 2/3 innings.
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What would ordinarily be a time of poignant first moments turned into a nightmarish sequence of events.
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"We want 'BOY' to present a nightmarish vision of the world today," they tell Noisey over email.
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Instead, it is a vividly illustrated catalogue of everything that can make splitting up a nightmarish experience.
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Max Beckmann's 1938 "Self-Portrait With Horn" is a telling combination of anatomical detail and nightmarish symbolism.
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You will see how nightmarish and nihilistic they are and perhaps not read them to your children.
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And travel bans expanded as leaders confronted the nightmarish prospect of a spreading virus swallowing their nations.
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There's a good reason most other advanced economies don't do this: It makes innovation a nightmarish prospect.
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In this nightmarish puzzle box, all he's tasked with is standing still and hoping for the best.
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They are all acts I have seen in the nightmarish dystopian novels flooding my school supply list.
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"The NRA's nightmarish, intolerant, divisive vision perverts everything that 'Cloud Gate' — and America — stands for," he wrote.
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As usual with music so technologically immersive, one wonders whether the extreme intensity is celebratory or nightmarish.
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Tax season can be a nightmarish time, especially if you are juggling more than just one W-2.
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Stretch Armstrong did get his revenge, as cleaning the industrial shredder after this experiment was even more nightmarish.
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This would hypothetically allow the drinker to better take in the nightmarish aroma and flavor of the beverage.
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"Amusement parks are designed to be full, so when you see something completely different, it can be nightmarish."
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Moments like the latter nightmarish occurrence sure made it seem like Becky may have been Sasha's greatest enemy.
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This has nightmarish consequences: Some 44 million people have $1.5 trillion in student loan debt on the books.
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But going back to work so soon can have nightmarish consequences for a mother's physical and mental health.
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To many, it may sound like the stuff of dreams — but with potentially nightmarish financial and professional repercussions.
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Her virginity first heightens his desire, then becomes nightmarish and threatening as her deeper issues and sexuality surface.
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It's nightmarish to think we could spark artificial consciousness in a machine and not realize what we've done.
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Timedescribed the proposal as a "nightmarish" one "which might some day serve as a new CIA interrogation technique".
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Instead, stranded, tired and hungry revelers found nightmarish conditions that went wildly viral on social media on Friday.
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Put into bat, Sri Lanka got off to a nightmarish start with Ashwin opening the attack for India.
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It's difficult to overstate how nightmarish DeVos's policy positions would be for students with disabilities and their parents.
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In The Kettering Incident, the island easily transforms into a nightmarish place, where the repressed comes to life.
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Despite all of these nightmarish experiences, Silverman promises there were some moments filled with her signature blue humor.
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The interviews detail nightmarish scenarios: stifling heat, relentless storms and mass extinctions are soon to arrive, we're told.
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A song begins with a steady rhythm, and then its parts rearrange themselves into something frenzied and nightmarish.
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A nightmarish night going round and round in my head my invitation with [unknown name] (a-in-law).
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Hearn's criticism has laid bare the nightmarish reality — a list of negatives that is both long and frightening.
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Now of course, for torts lawyers, decorated family homes are a nightmarish collage of accidents waiting to happen.
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With more than 10,000 bones lining its walls, Hueso sounds like a fairly nightmarish place to have dinner.
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It's a sprawling, nightmarish, multimedia piece that lays bare the impact of child abuse, intergenerational trauma, and addiction.
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Their fears extended beyond the nightmarish possibility of being tracked down through the information volunteered in DACA applications.
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Refugees have described fleeing nightmarish scenes of executions, rape and village burnings conducted by members of Myanmar's military.
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It is remarkable in its eloquent, unvarnished presentation of nightmarish loss and its utter lack of self-pity.
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The sentencing was just the latest act in Mr. Weiner's nightmarish downfall fueled by his compulsive sexting habit.
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Even with a network as vast and complex as Amazon, the logistics of shipping booze is somewhat nightmarish.
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WeWork doesn't have enough money to finish out 2019, and both of its known bailout options are nightmarish.
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The fact Old Miles does not immediately rise to the occasion upon viewing his nightmarish competition is key.
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The airports were nightmarish, I am told, with flights delayed and passengers stranded in the post-Thanksgiving rush.
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Until we get back to that time, the clock will continue to run on Appelbaum's nightmarish economists' hour.
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This situation is not comical at the granular level for our military staffs and embassies; it is nightmarish.
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So even if the numbers are as fabulous as I'm anticipating, the action's just going to be nightmarish.
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Jason Mitchell plays the odd man out on a nightmarish retreat to the Catskills in this comedy-drama.
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His visuals vary from nightmarish to heavenly, but the Holt guitar is painted in a depiction of Lucifer.
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Alleviate these nightmarish scenarios by uploading your entire contacts list and call history to Have I Been Phoned.
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This scene—much like the most arresting parts of Killing Eve as a whole—are haunting and nightmarish.
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And he or she will see many more variations of that nightmarish scene over the course of a career.
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Pretty much all the artefacts in Rolo Haynes' nightmarish museum are props that feature in other Black Mirror episodes.
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Young's streak began in 20, but the bulk of it came during the Mets' world-historically nightmarish 0 season.
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The same thing happened to PUA Jeff Allen when his own nightmarish statements about women and rape were rediscovered.
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Kool turns a sample of "Carol of the Bells" into a nightmarish tale of cold weather, greed, and loneliness.
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As other Redditors have shared in the original thread, results could always turn out more nightmarish than awe-inspiring.
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Trying to find something to watch with the 130 channels I subscribe to via cable can border on nightmarish.
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Everywhere Hughes traveled, he was met with a nightmarish scene—the ghostly white remains of a once vibrant ecosystem.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: NASA Earth ObservatoryThere is no doubt that Hurricane Matthew is a nightmarish storm.
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But overall, the couple made it work and had been enjoying their vacation until there was another nightmarish turn.
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Tumblr's future grew murkier this year, as it was acquired by Verizon and folded into a nightmarish mega-corporation.
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Deadly Hurricane Matthew Is a Warning About Our FutureThere is no doubt that Hurricane Matthew is a nightmarish storm.
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It's not quite as nightmarish as ageusia, which is the complete lack of taste, but it's not much fun.
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I said above that the experimentation with Delos is "nightmarish," and one big reason stems from who Delos is.
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If this nightmarish tale sounds at all familiar, I've got news for you: Slack is ruining your life, too.
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If 2015 was a dream year for Wall Street's top dealmakers, 2016 is starting to take a nightmarish turn.
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It has spawned spinoffs based on the lives of its most prominent characters, such as the nightmarish Vanderpump Rules.
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My head pounded after a nightmarish evening in which I wasn't even sure I had the chance to sleep.
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That said, Saturn and Neptune in retrograde can be just as nightmarish as the most signal-scrambling Mercury retrograde.
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New Genesis is a lush green paradise, while Apokolips is a scorched, nightmarish land marked by massive fire pits.
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A puppy pooping on your living room rug in the middle of the night sounds pretty nightmarish in itself.
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Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg should try spending one day at Facebook's nightmarish content moderation center in Tampa, Florida
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Very few household pests destroy crops; fleas and bedbugs are nightmarish, but not if you're a field of corn.
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A spa day turned nightmarish for a Tennessee woman after she caught a flesh-eating bacteria during a manicure.
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It sounds like a nightmarish, sliver-filled process, but the results seem to be very much worth the effort.
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The artwork was exclusively featured on Motherboard as part of our ode to this nightmarish hellscape of a planet.
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It felt like I had absolutely no control over these horrific, nightmarish things that were happening to my body.
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It's as nightmarish and mysterious as anything in The Leftovers while retaining a similar sense of beauty and loss.
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We're talking about DeepDream, Google's neural processing simulator code that makes everything look simultaneously totally nightmarish and oddly familiar.
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But going back to work so soon can have nightmarish consequences for a new mother's physical and mental health.
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To craft the story, Lanthimos twisted the elements of the Greek myth of Iphigenia into something modern and nightmarish.
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But at least, as the end of a nightmarish season approaches, the Giants have one fewer vacancy to fill.
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An unshackled Trump would be nightmarish for Democrats, and it should keep us awake at night this campaign season.
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Working conditions for the caregivers — among the poorest and most marginalized people in the work force — are beyond nightmarish.
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This is distressing in itself, but when you add the instability introduced by the recent blockade, it becomes nightmarish.
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Sessions painted a nightmarish portrait of what he described as a lack of religious liberty protections plaguing American society.
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When the weather turns bad, the journey can turn nightmarish, with huge crowds stuck at stations waiting to get home.
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Paroxysm of Sublime troubleshoots the turning point when all that is familiar begins to morph into something grotesque and nightmarish.
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At its midpoint, "The Benefactor" shifts gears, and a study of a control freak becomes a nightmarish movie about addiction.
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On bad days, maybe one or two families will be lucky enough to move on from this nightmarish waiting room.
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Enter The Lighthouse, a nightmarish black-and-white tale from Robert Eggers, director of the 2016 horror film The Witch.
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DMX, born Earl Simmons, "sobbed" as his lawyer, Murray Richman, recalled his client's "nightmarish" childhood while the music was playing.
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"Black Museum" features a remarkably wide range of nightmarish elements, from physical mutilation to human minds locked in inanimate objects.
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We already know that Charlie Brooker's dystopian series Black Mirror is the perfect, nightmarish commentary for our tech-filled times.
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What begins as a perfectly innocent scene of domestic life turns into a nightmarish betrayal of trust and familial bonds.
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This rule allowed for Gilead to blossom on and off screen as a hauntingly realistic glimpse into a nightmarish future.
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As soon as a record company sued one infringer, another popped up, like a nightmarish game of Whac-A-Mole.
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Many nightmarish incidents have already occurred as a result of Trump's initial travel ban that targeted seven predominantly Muslim countries.
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It was really peaceful but it was also extremely nightmarish, because you could sense the panic all over the place.
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For Natalie Gelbert of Durham, N.C., that nightmarish scenario became reality: Her husband accidentally donated her wedding gown to Goodwill.
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The latter lands so hard, it knocks the film's registration out of alignment, causing a nightmarish streaking across the frame.
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A nightmarish shot from Margaret Bourke-White captures rows of women soldiers in gas masks that effectively obscure their gender.
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Many Brazilians still consider a Bolsonaro presidency a remote, even nightmarish possibility, trying to laugh off his rise through jokes.
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The nightmarish piercing cries of traumatized young children broadcasted through streaming audio feeds have now been heard around the world.
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The nightmarish nursery rhyme went viral over the past week, drawing hundreds of thousands of new people into its lore.
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The first is set in a chair-strewn room, where nightmarish personal dramas play out to the music of Purcell.
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It all ended in a nightmarish walk through Derry's own circus funhouse, but before that ... there was lots to do!!!
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IT: Chapter 2 has already hit theaters, but there's another nightmarish clown film making its way to the silver screen.
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Click here to view original GIFGif source: YouTubeThe depths of the ocean are festooned with the most nightmarish creatures imaginable.
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His protagonists are often pitted against overwhelming bureaucracies, inhabiting a nightmarish world that was the model for the term "Kafkaesque".
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The Australian Adam Scott briefly entertained the nightmarish thought that he might end up with a score in the 80s.
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Long periods of our history have resembled Mr. Gove's nightmarish scenario, with foreign powers and military dictators controlling our fate.
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With that nightmarish version of winter in my head, I've largely decided it's better to ride out the season alone.
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He broke down that scenario for me—and other nightmarish possibilities that might be giving the Mega Millions winner pause.
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This was the nightmarish scenario that followed the crash of a chartered helicopter in the East River on Sunday night.
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I want there to be a dream-like nightmarish quality of a fever dream to the spaces that O inhabits.
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"This spring has been nightmarish for the Jewish community," said Dan Rosenberg Asmussen, chairman of The Jewish Community in Denmark.
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"He was a good mentor, until he was the worst, probably most nightmarish mentor you could have," Ms. Meinhardt said.
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The Sabres, who got a goal from Rasmus Ristolainen, have lost four consecutive games, all during a nightmarish road trip.
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At the police station, at the hospital and, later, talking to his sister, Édouard tries to process the nightmarish incident.
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Staggered by this nightmarish new reality, I am grasping for explanations for why my parents can no longer live together.
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We talked about Nashville's traffic, now nightmarish thanks to tourists and endless construction and "pedal taverns" full of drunken bridesmaids.
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Throughout this nightmarish year, Boeing's stock has remained rock steady and may yet end the year with a modest gain.
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On Thursday morning, the residents of Uruapan, Mexico, woke up to a scene too grisly to even be called nightmarish.
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Musk founded The Boring Company to build tunnels under Southern California roads as a solution to the area's nightmarish traffic.
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The results were nightmarish: All the spilled hydrogen fluoride immediately became airborne and formed a dense, ground-hugging aerosol cloud.
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The results were nightmarish: All the spilled hydrogen fluoride immediately became airborne and formed a dense, ground-hugging aerosol cloud.
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"No regime has done more to sustain the nightmarish conditions in Venezuela than the regime in Havana," Mr. Pompeo said.
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But whomever you vote for, don't make your decision based on some nightmarish view of the state of the union.
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Looking back through a nightmarish haze of dismemberment, I couldn't help but wonder…Is Michael Myers the real Mr. Big?
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The Moog provides the undulating pulse of "Markos," and of course, carries the title track through a nightmarish mid-section.
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Oh, Thanksgiving: A time for turkey, a time for uncomfortable political discussions, a time for the most nightmarish airplane trips imaginable.
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Zuckerberg knows he has a tough sell after what can only be described as a nightmarish couple of years for Facebook.
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Granted, the sets and costumes complicate that statement a little because this nightmarish vision of femininity is also gorgeous and alluring.
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And, if wriggling ant towers weren't nightmarish enough, this discovery could help engineer robot swarms that are even better at cooperating.
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For the first time, these huge, nightmarish machines have been removed from circulation and are on display in Chelsea's Marlborough Contemporary.
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It's by far the most interesting in terms of beauty, too, rife with controversial dreadlocks, nightmarish black eyes, and mullet armies.
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The addition of Kurdish militias, which have only a limited interest in Mosul's suburbs, will worsen the operation's already nightmarish complexity.
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But you run these investigations, you know, sending your client in to testify in this open-ended fashion would be nightmarish.
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But we honestly had no idea this many people would feel comfortable sharing their nightmarish stories with millions of Twitter users.
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This comes as momentum names have sharply unperformed value stocks, leading to nightmarish performance for the long/short mix in question.
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The video for "Le port du masque est de rigeur" is a strobe heavy romp down a nightmarish road to hell.
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The Social Security Administration says reducing this backlog to acceptable levels will take five years, until 28500, extending a nightmarish situation.
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"It's one of those dreamy destinations that by virtue of its appeal can turn goose bumps of delight into nightmarish shivers."
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Although it might have been more accurate to refer to a sodden Thursday as nightmarish and a sunny Friday as dreamy.
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It's one of those dreamy destinations that by virtue of its appeal can turn goose bumps of delight into nightmarish shivers.
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There was no grooming or trying to exploit me; she was lonely, too—in many ways in a similarly nightmarish situation.
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The walls of the demented ballet school that serves as the film's nightmarish setting are blood red, both inside and out.
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None of this is to say that the quality of life in North Korea for many is anything other than nightmarish.
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The suicide bombing struck a vegetable market, killing 38 and leaving behind a nightmarish mix of charred bodies and damaged vehicles.
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Like many others, Seang Tharuon was evacuated from Phom Penh by the Khmer Rouge at the start of its nightmarish rule.
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It has been particularly nightmarish in Italy, where kisses on the cheeks and other cultural norms may have contributed to transmission.
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But the dream continues to evolve and shift into nightmarish territory, as their food runs out and the wolf draws nearer.
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Smart is already one of the better defenders in the entire league, with a nightmarish combination of intuition, strength, and aggression.
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Mr. Liu, for his part, recalls a nightmarish household dominated by a sadistic, alcoholic stepfather who terrorized his wife and children.
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For many families, the weekly or biweekly errand has turned into a nightmarish waiting game, peppered by acute fears of infection.
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It was a nightmarish scene, as you described it, where people were terrified, and they ... were caught in an impossible situation.
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Synopsis: As an actress begins to adopt the persona of her character in a film, her world becomes nightmarish and surreal.
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In a nightmarish inversion of an American picnic idyll, the ants live inside Tupperware containers, and the people watch from outside.
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But Dawson adds another dimension to Pat's reality, a dreamlike layer that soon assumes the nightmarish dread of Highsmith's own fiction.
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He had a nightmarish 2016, with a 4-10 record and a 4.86 E.R.A. before having season-ending surgery in July.
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"This is an absolutely nightmarish situation for anyone to be in," said the former head of the State Department's interpreting division.
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A swarm of B.T.s appeared, and I was dragged down into their nightmarish pool of tar by a gang of them.
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Chen said mobile security is "the biggest threat" for many professionals, and "nightmarish" for companies trying to secure their workers' data.
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For years, I'd been trapped in a nightmarish spiral of internal hatred that triggered notions of body dysmorphia, and at times, suicide.
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A cop trying to earn enough cash to buy a robo-goat is a goofy, cute story hook, but it's also nightmarish.
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Dark, but in a different way, are Bruegel's monster-filled, nightmarish scenes, where he builds on the hallucinatory work of Hieronymus Bosch.
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As nightmarish as the Sarah's program scheme is, it also feels inevitable, a culmination of all the worst things about the internet.
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The nightmarish creation was discovered by Melissa Doubleday, who snapped pics of the oddity and posted it on a local Facebook group.
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For the average American diner, the idea of eating raw chicken—with its inherent risk of salmonella poisoning—is a nightmarish prospect.
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In a nightmarish moment for the Democratic Party, Schultz was booed, aggressively and at length, at a preconvention Florida delegation breakfast Monday.
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" The comments came while Karp was onstage at WSJDLive, a vaguely nightmarish-sounding conference for "top CEOs, founders, pioneers, investors and luminaries.
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The nightmarish costume in the front right-hand corner, commenting on the decline of publishing, hits too close to home for us.
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Click here to view original GIFIt's fun to try and contextualize these and imagine what nightmarish scenarios are going on his head.
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The gouaches on paper — which account for a little less than half of the show — have a distinctly surreal, almost nightmarish quality.
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Mean girl Veronica (Kristine Froseth) acts frosty to cope with her nightmarish mother (Chrissy Metz, clearly channeling a Toddlers & Tiaras stage mom).
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Most of us have at least one nightmarish story about traveling with a partner that still makes us shudder to this day.
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The cenotes of Yucatán, still mostly unexplored, have galvanized some of the best cave divers to prowl through these nightmarish subterranean labyrinths.
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Here, Ng outlines her fears with a golden border allowing her nightmarish dark greens and blues to fill in the empty spaces.
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While some of the arguments made in support of Apple point to nightmarish worst-case scenarios, they don't invent spectacular threats wholesale.
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The result is a show filled with striking imagery -- artful sprays of blood, exaggerated sexual encounters, nightmarish visions -- that lacks sustained momentum.
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Deep inside an MIT laboratory, an artificially intelligent bot is composing ghastly tales of nightmarish creatures and strange shrieks in the night.
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It's a far cry from his nightmarish former life as a self-described death squad lieutenant in the southern city of Davao.
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"We appreciate your patience as our teams work tirelessly to create nightmarish experiences worthy of the Lord of Terror," the post reads.
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Unemployment has reached nightmarish figures: more than 46 percent overall in late 2200, and close to 26 percent for people under 2000.
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These images defined the attacks as the world saw them, which, in media accounts, were typically described as either apocalyptic or nightmarish.
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Eighth Grade, the movie — not the nightmarish experience that can and will haunt most of us well into our thirties — is great.
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Well if that wasn't nightmarish enough, it turns out there's another major hazard facing Juno on its way into Jupiter's orbit: debris.
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The pace of departures accelerated this week as intensifying violence turned campuses into nightmarish scenes of blazing petrol bombs and swirling teargas.
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A nightmarish stretch of defensive play from the Sabres gave the Capitals a 20-215 lead just 11 minutes into the game.
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What begins as satire devolves into madness, culminating in a nightmarish dinner party attended by bitter, resentful zombies, all named Uncle Dave.
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Postmates, which is not believed to be profitable, may be exercising caution during a nightmarish year for money-losing consumer technology companies.
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From frightening monsters to killer scarecrows, the show — for adults — features plenty of nightmarish scenes, where public participation in encouraged at times.
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Maybe not, but at the very least Gomez appears to have solidified what was turning into a nightmarish area for the Phillies.
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I spoke to Finn about It and what could possibly scare him more than the most nightmarish clown in pop culture history.
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It's about crossing the goalposts at the end knowing that I didn't enter into a nightmarish death spiral of my own making.
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Ultimately, I really value being in control of myself, and the idea of losing that control through chemical means seems pretty nightmarish.
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In reality, getting lost in transit can be intensely stressful, even borderline nightmarish depending on how familiar you are with the area.
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For most managers, the idea of going from Real Madrid to the Championship in the space of five months might seem nightmarish.
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Over the weekend, a nightmarish scenario unfolded in a Seattle suburb, with the announcement that the coronavirus had struck a nursing home.
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The book fits the uneasy mood of the moment, the nightmarish ways that history can abruptly overturn even the most secure lives.
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New characters struggle to navigate their way through this nightmarish system as they desperately try to secure documentation to prove their citizenship.
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In January 2012, that nightmarish thing happened where she got an ultrasound at 53 weeks pregnant and her doctor went very quiet.
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Indeed, proposed Venus missions have been repeatedly snubbed in favor of others to the red planet, asteroids, and less wholly nightmarish worlds.
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The pursuit of Okja jumps from Seoul to New York, and ends up at a nightmarish meat-processing plant in New Jersey.
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Janicza Bravo's feature is famously based on Aziah Wells' viral Twitter thread about her nightmarish trip to Tampa with a fellow stripper.
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Of course, the nightmarish state of affairs in 2019 isn't news, and turning to entertainment for comfort isn't a novel coping mechanism.
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" King also offered a plan, in five steps, "to begin the long and difficult process of extricating ourselves from this nightmarish conflict.
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The case of Akouavi Kpade Afolabi is a disturbing example of how loose immigration laws can result in nightmarish human rights abuses.
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And for such people, the prospect of a Warren presidency is a nightmarish threat — not to their wallets, but to their egos.
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But much of his handiwork was undone by a nightmarish fourth quarter in which he shot 4 of 18 from the field.
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Harvey had a nightmarish 2016 season before he was found to have thoracic outlet syndrome, for which he had surgery last July.
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For her piece, Lungiswa Gqunta has laid out jagged broken bottles in upturned rows to form a nightmarish parody of a lawn.
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What was supposed to be a two-hour domestic flight turned into a nightmarish 36-hour international journey for Air Canada passengers.
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NEW YORK/LONDON (Reuters) - If 2015 was a dream year for Wall Street's top dealmakers, 2016 is starting to take a nightmarish turn.
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For residents without smartphones, relying on a dial-in number for on-demand trips sounds like a nightmarish way to get around. [Engadget]
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You have survived the grand journey people call education, even though at times it felt less grand and more like a nightmarish hellscape.
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Nightmarish memories of the 20123 election are surfacing again for democrats, as Hillary Clinton takes a lead in the popular vote Wednesday morning.
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For many on the Jersey Shore, the sight of streets running like rivers brought back the nightmarish days of Hurricane Sandy in 2012.
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If this invention reminds you of that nightmarish Black Mirror episode where robot honeybees are hacked to kill people, don't worry too much.
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Displaying four waveforms, plus library navigation and a pop-up keyboard for finding tracks and more would be nightmarish on a smaller screen.
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Between fights, you were navigating a series of nightmarish environments, all of which leave you dreading what could be around the next corner.
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Starring Dakota Johnson, Tilda Swinton, Chloë Grace Moretz, and Mia Goth, the chillingly nightmarish film highlights the darkness engulfing a renowned dance studio.
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But it's the unanswered questions of what could happen if they followed our instructions too well that breeds a nightmarish sandbox of consequences.
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That said, the tantalizing question of why tyrannosaurs evolved into such nightmarish, awesome giants during the late Cretaceous is still open for debate.
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Soon that tweet had over 2,43 shares, and the theories about what may lie within the nightmarish hole were starting to flood in.
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The abundant mutilations, executions and other horriblenesses which the principal characters inflicted on each other and their subjects are described in nightmarish detail.
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There are few sounds more pants-wettingly nightmarish to an Australian in spring than the ungodly whoosh of a pair of incoming wings.
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One of the great inspirations for me was the film of Pink Floyd's The Wall — specifically, Gerald Scarfe and team's outstanding, nightmarish animations.
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I sat there, totally silent, sipping at my shot, wondering how rapidly I could eject myself from a situation that felt increasingly nightmarish.
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If indeed America has fallen so low in their estimation, then it must be a nightmarish hell of a place to live in.
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The cover is a reminder of the natural relationship between child and parent, as opposed to the nightmarish circumstances imposed by government bureaucracy.
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Narrator: Andre Ovredal's "Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark" has brought the short stories from Alvin Schwartz's nightmarish children's books to life.
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Further investigation puts Jacob on the trail of John Elliotson, a doctor at the nightmarish Lambeth Asylum and a high-ranking Templar agent.
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After getting all the women in one place, which he says "was not easy," he experienced a nightmarish tech problem: his earpiece failed.
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Gray cronies spinning around him like some nightmarish boy band on a reunion tour, a clip of his antics became an internet sensation.
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An eerie, off-tune song plays in the background, evoking a nightmarish carnivalesque sensation straight out of Are You Afraid of the Dark?
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The effect is an immersive, cocoon-like space—nightmarish for claustrophobes but a comforting place for easily distracted visitors to recalibrate their senses.
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Under Solomon's hand, personal and historical memories transformed into dreamlike mist and nightmarish glimpses, uncovering imagery that looked both strange and strangely familiar.
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Inside is a beautiful, nightmarish creation, which anyone who found a place in his or her heart for Limbo simply needs to experience.
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Tiger Woods has made the turn in a tie for 35th at +3, but he steadied himself nicely after a nightmarish opening hole.
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The second hole, a 255-yard par 3 that is playing into the wind, has also been nightmarish for a lot of groups.
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Up until that point, you might have thought this was a marital melodrama set in a nightmarish version of a '50s academic marriage.
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With our subways in crisis, advocates are trying to ratchet up political pressure to fix the system by highlighting the most nightmarish journeys.
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In the nightmarish hours that followed, his father expected independent investigators to arrive on the scene and find out what had gone wrong.
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My wife and I and other members of our family have been living through the nightmarish disaster that struck our community of Montecito.
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In 6503, a bubble sub off Japan captured the first video of a giant squid, a creature with a nightmarish tangle of tentacles.
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However, the lay narrative of Alzheimer's disease is unvarying and grim, and I worried that my patient would succumb to its nightmarish predictions.
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She only rises to greet her father Wendel (Dennis Rudge), the sole Black man in Ares, who has happened upon the nightmarish scene.
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You have been chosen, by nightmarish fate, to take up a cause, and you are doing so in the most admirable of ways.
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Since 2011, Australia has been trying to scare people away from smoking by covering cigarette packages with nightmarish images of the health hazards.
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With a libretto by Charles M. Nolte, the opera presents Poe on a nightmarish journey of self-discovery in his feverish final days.
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Haley's Terror — who supposedly died, though Arthur isn't buying it — appears sporadically in Arthur's fractured mind as a nightmarish vision of cackling, devilish glee.
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But Paris has her own nightmarish moment when she catches a glimpse of Tristan (not played by Chad Michael Murray) hitting on another alumna.
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"The vice units have created a nightmarish kind of outcome for so many massage parlor workers over the last couple of years," said Kim.
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As nightmarish as it sounds, this is the tale of student Ann Mark's first college final exam — in all its cringe-inducing, hilarious glory.
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The weather in Boston this morning was pretty much nightmarish for runners, with 38 degree temperatures, pouring rain, and 10 mile an hour headwinds.
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In what can only be described as a nightmarish case of déjà vu, Donald Trump Jr. once again appeared on Fox News on Wednesday.
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Hear how the married co-founders built one of Silicon Valley's hottest unicorns to help people aviod the nightmarish process of renovating a home.
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Here it is again, in all its nightmarish glory: This is one of the most terrifying things I've seen in all my life pic.twitter.
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The top-down view of a person who must escape nightmarish monsters chasing him over every type of twisty, fantastic terrain was very compelling.
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Yet the main reason Ms Clifford is running rings around the commander-in-chief reflects what a nightmarish matchup for him she is personally.
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Similar techniques to the ones used by deepfake have created fake celeb faces, designed new clothes, and even turned line drawings into nightmarish cats.
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Chick started off as a garden variety magazine cartoonist in the Virgil Partch mold, but stretched that genial idiom to encompass nightmarish Boschian imagery.
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Australia, a nation notorious for its delightfully nightmarish animals, has further cemented its reputation with new viral images of a spider eating a possum.
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Although it's true that only the most nightmarish cases make the news, there may be something inherent in Snapchat's functionality that attracts these incidents.
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When I finally felled the boss, the towering and nightmarish Cleric Beast, and unlocked my long awaited checkpoint, I felt a rush of excitement.
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Detailing a nightmarish crime Juarez confessed soon after his arrest, police said, though Juarez's attorney reportedly later argued in court the confession was coerced.
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Employees tasked with moderating Facebook content reportedly worked under nightmarish conditions exposed by a series of investigations published by The Verge earlier this year.
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The Evil Within 2 stars another detective named Sebastian Castellanos who appears to have lost his daughter and is haunted by horrible, nightmarish beings.
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While the idea sounds appealing, the logistics would be nightmarish, and the Affordable Care Act (ACA) has drastically reduced the differences in state regulations.
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Inspired by Robert Sullivan's 2004 best seller, "Rats," Morgan Spurlock ventures into the bowels of the world's cities in search of the nightmarish rodents.
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It's funny because iTunes had become a nightmarish behemoth of an app, and the only civil thing to do would be to kill it.
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Maybe it's because Angel's death seemed like such a horrendous, nightmarish way for this otherwise positive and influential era in club history to end.
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Though he's served as a nightmarish muse for many, Donald Trump does not appear to have been endorsed by a single well-known artist.
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So, at least for human viewers, watching Deeply Artificial Trees is very much like a psychedelic trip: absolutely fascinating, often beautiful and intermittently nightmarish.
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Once again, Aster turned to an unexpected musician to help him layer this story of a family's nightmarish secrets: Arcade Fire saxophonist Colin Stetson.
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When distended and redistributed by the ambisonic speaker system, these brought across a nightmarish, climactic power similar to that of the film's final shots.
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In empathetic yet unflinching prose respectful of younger readers, Beals depicts the nightmarish way the KKK held sway over the lives of black people.
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Late one July night in 2009, George Cogan, a financial consultant, and his wife, Fannie Allen, an interior designer, got a nightmarish phone call.
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We're politically divided, socially fragmented, and we live in a deeply individualistic culture — that seems like a nightmarish cocktail at a moment like this.
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To reach this point, the Yankees had to find reinforcements from the minor leagues and other teams to overcome their nightmarish run of injuries.
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After a nightmarish 215 hurricane season featuring monsters such as Harvey, Irma and Maria, many in the U.S. are hoping for a quieter year.
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He singled out New York and California for particular contempt, spinning nightmarish tales of violent crimes he attributed to those states' liberal immigration laws.
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But it's tempered by the evidence that any Brexit is bad for Ireland, north and south, and a chaotic no-deal one is nightmarish.
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Soldiers coming home joined veterans in mounting their own protests, embittered by horrific battlefield casualties, nightmarish atrocities and horrendous conditions at Veterans Administration hospitals.
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The casino stocks of Wynn Resorts and Las Vegas Sands, which have exposure to China's gambling industry, are also in "nightmarish" territory, Cramer said.
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But as nightmarish as it seems to have those qualities in the White House, sooner or later his presidency will come to an end.
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It wasn't nightmarish or impossible to deal with, but little interface quirks like this made me wish I'd spent more time with other sites.
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Occasionally, some of the good ones will be sweet: Often labeled "amabile," these Lambruscos will be much better balanced than the nightmarish candied stuff.
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Netflix description: Reclusive, socially awkward jingle composer Toon must navigate the nightmarish world of show biz after a viral video skyrockets him to fame.
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Compared to the sculptures on the walls, which are all complex and nightmarish allegories, these two pieces stand out because they are so enigmatic.
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The former supermodel made the announcement on Monday, saying she feels like she is living in a "nightmarish dream," in a video interview with DailyMail.com.
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Based on a novel by his father, it dealt with the Nazi occupation of Poland, dramatized in lurid, nightmarish terms with few specific historical references.
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The finished bathroom is a nightmarish clash of red and black—the kind of bathroom you'd see in a 90's era first person shooter.
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It's a truly nightmarish scenario, bringing to mind (no pun intended) visions of vats in jars, and brains with no connections to the outside world.
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Their comments mean that the nightmarish political legacy left by the 2016 election could stretch into the next presidency if Trump fails to win reelection.
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But given the nightmarish consequences that could stem from a large outbreak, it makes sense to at least step up your giving-a-shit game.
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She had never regained consciousness after Lomas found her in that bathroom, and spent a nightmarish six months of medically induced comas and hospice stays.
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But humanity is still far from perfecting the true wireless earphone, so they have a few nightmarish features as well, including a daunting $299.99 price.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba (Reuters) - Sunny skies may allow Canadian farmers to swiftly make up for harvest delays this week, wrapping up a nightmarish season for some.
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Delayed flights made the experience even more nightmarish, as guests were forced to wait hours in the heat for their charter flights back to Miami.
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And if that intense Mindhunter finale was any indicator of what nightmarish encounters are on the horizon, Ford better buckle up for some crazy flashbacks.
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The Duffer brothers seem pretty woke, but I don't think this is necessarily what they had in mind when they dreamt up their nightmarish monster.
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These nightmarish illustrations of cadaverous humanoids and wretched mythical beasts capture what I imagine it feels like to smoke peyote while watching The Evil Dead.
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In other years, I might have wondered about the murkiness of this timeline, the nightmarish telescope that makes a few years feel like a hundred.
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Here, then, is another nightmarish reason for the existence of Westworld and the big money backing it: eternal life for those who can afford it.
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District Attorney Kevin Steele tried to head off that nightmarish scenario by quickly making clear this weekend he plans to take Cosby back to court.
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Even "End Game," her collaboration with Future and Ed Sheeran—on paper, a nightmarish mismatch of styles—is not only not embarrassing but unexpectedly thrilling.
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We can't help you with nightmarish airport security lines this summer, but here are tips on scoring the cheapest flights and using your smartphone abroad.
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The materials, made available by the Pozen Family Center for Human Rights at the University of Chicago, contain nightmarish stories, like that of Darrell Cannon.
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Mr. Mesches moved from straightforward realism to a more idiosyncratic style, with surrealistic touches that infused his social panoramas with a dreamlike, often nightmarish, quality.
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Tennessee's season got off to a nightmarish start, losing their opener to Georgia State and then falling in their home opener to BYU in overtime.
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Twin Peaks, for example, is great because it bolts a whole nightmarish new house to the old scaffolding, acknowledging rather than ignoring the rust beneath.
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They convey a "nightmarish quality," as the critic Arthur C. Danto once described it, the sense of drowning in a late-capitalist tsunami of stuff.
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These figures are the dregs of the notorious "broken windows" policing model, clogging nightmarish criminal courts and leaving permanent records for thousands of New Yorkers.
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In a nightmarish week that had already seen two fatal shootings of black men by police officers, in Baton Rouge, La., and Falcon Heights, Minn.
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Thus we have 13A, a "nightmarish Manhattan traffic situation," and completely normal state for those of us who regularly spend time in Midtown — TOTAL GRIDLOCK.
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You want to get back to the story, maybe even rewind the clock and see Rosalita cope with her nightmarish situation day in, day out.
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At times, especially in the depths of these nightmarish sequences, I admired Riker's audacity more than I enjoyed following his logic to its gruesome endpoints.
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Even by the nightmarish standards of the empire she oversees, Susan Wojcicki, the chief executive officer of YouTube, has had a dreadful start to 2019.
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For some, the idea of a collective child care setting following a governmental standard was nightmarish, as was the prospect of women leaving the home.
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In my elaborate, nightmarish fantasies I imagined my peers would scream in horror, perhaps even gouge their eyes out when I revealed my true self.
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The increasing popularity of those apps, plus ongoing construction and the growing number of flying passengers, had made a car trip around terminals downright nightmarish.
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It was a few days before the opening of Berg's nightmarish "Wozzeck," and a rehearsal had just ended on the stage of the Metropolitan Opera.
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The Testaments also takes place in Gilead, Atwood's famous dystopia, 17 years after the events of The Handmaid's Tale — but it's not at all nightmarish.
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These nightmarish cases, including the one in the Bronx last week, lead to a range of charges, showing the fraught nature of decisions facing prosecutors.
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These nightmarish cases, including the one in the Bronx last week, lead to a range of charges, showing the fraught nature of decisions facing prosecutors.
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I'm going to say, right off the bat, that even the most nightmarish climate modeling didn't signal catastrophic results for flying, according to the study.
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So long as Iran feels emboldened or mandated to act up, the nightmarish conflicts in Syria and Yemen will be even more difficult to resolve.
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A jolly plastic Santa is turned into flying shrapnel, while Barbie unfortunately loses both of her legs when her dream car meets its nightmarish demise.[YouTube]
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As the New York Post said, us "Aging Emo Kids" have returned to revisit a childhood that was collectively nightmarish yet comforting thanks to MCR's music.
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While this is likely true — the painting is full of nightmarish, weird, perverse imaginings – it is still, determinedly, a message told in metaphor: formal and imagistic.
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The addition of activist groups like WikiLeaks and Anonymous along with, increasingly, state-sponsored hackers has transformed the cybercrime into a nightmarish landscape with global implications.
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In the movie, James McAvoy portrays a man with multiple personalities, all of whom are threatened by the nightmarish "Beast" that also resides within his body.
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Best of all is Beams's tone: ironic and arch when relaying the spirited optimism of Samuel's precious experiments, urgent and sinister when depicting their nightmarish outcomes.
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At what point in the completely nightmarish process of online dating does one decide that it's worth spending money on making that experience slightly less terrible?
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The inherent malevolence of max colors every single moment the "cookies" — the creepy nickname the Litchfield camp alums get — are trapped in their new nightmarish existence.
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Moore's emergency cesarean section lasted a nightmarish three hours (Marc, who arrive in Atlanta with plenty of time, was in the delivery room by her side).
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While all of these facts are actually the nightmarish circumstances of June's repeated rapes, Serena is too blinded by her own jealousies to understand us much.
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However, if the fall horror premiere pattern continues, then we can likely expect Machado's nightmarish tales to hit screens in time for a future Halloween binge.
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For proof of the pair's unquestionably important relationship, look no further than Frankel's very nightmarish trip to Colombia with the rest of the New York cast.
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The bears freaked you out [with a] nightmarish tale of market share losses, but it turns out that the story had nothing to do with reality.
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Past cyclones on par with Cyclone Fani's intensity have produced nightmarish storm surges of up to 20 feet in height, which traveled about 20 miles inland.
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I know this kind of scenario may sound kind of nightmarish to some people, but to me, even as a small girl, it was totally normal.
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It seems nightmarish to be forced to "work though" your estranged relationship with your father, who is a white Sikh, in front of millions of people.
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"Honestly, for me, it's all the nightmarish experiences I had in school sort of magnified, personified, and heightened into this world," Remender said, explaining his inspiration.
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Courtesy NYC Municipal Archives In the book's single most nightmarish image, a skeleton has been retrofitted with wax features in order to identify the slain party.
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Seeing their kids off to college is a dream many parents share, but co-signing the student loan to get them there can have nightmarish consequences.
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The nightmarish accompanying clip is directed by Vulture film critic Emily Yoshida and uses an ever-growing pile of green sludge to symbolize those daily horrors.
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A Scottish newspaper used its TV listings to describe President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration as a "nightmarish" episode of "The Twilight Zone," according to multiple reports.
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"It is going to be nightmarish to convince the Europeans to back our sanctions effort now without them actually being supportive of it politically," he said.
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Fugitive: Charles Dawson -- In a nightmarish story, a young girl being raped by her stepfather tells her family and the authorities -- and no one believes her.
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But his next film, "Margaret," though now considered a true masterpiece by many critics, got tangled in a nightmarish feud over who controlled the final cut.
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The frights of nightmares and nightmarish fiction cannot be dissipated by a round of buckshot; to flee them is to run into them at every turn.
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It was a repeat of a nightmarish appearance in 2017, when she whispered her way through a major speech, desperately gulping water and sucking on lozenges.
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Both the film and the stage adaptation feature a nightmarish extraterrestrial designed by the artist H.R. Giger — played, in this production, by a high school student.
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To the Editor: The nightmarish stories of college students who commit suicide elicit basic questions about what steps colleges can take to avert such terrible outcomes.
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Except instead of there being some weird nightmarish monster conspiracy she's running away from, she's mostly just surrounded a colorful and twee coming of age story.
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Now, a new promotional poster for an upcoming episode of The Simpsons perfectly demonstrates just how nightmarish the corporate synergy between the different Disney divisions is.
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The '70s was the decade of the serial killer Son of Sam and of a nightmarish 1977 power blackout that led to widespread looting and vandalism.
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Yo Gotti is a man of his word, following through with a lawsuit on behalf of nearly 30 Mississippi state prisoners enduring nightmarish, sometimes deadly conditions.
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But in my case that room was completely full with an over-the-top, psychedelic party that was really loud and populated by these nightmarish creatures.
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In his fiction such experiences are heightened to harrowing, even nightmarish effect, his suburban malls littered with lifeless or mangled bodies, the casualties of unfettered greed.
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Most noticeably, a visual obsession with the graphic depiction of self-destruction through burial, car accidents, suicide, asphyxiation amongst a backdrop of macabre and nightmarish scenarios.
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They may remind you of losing your own child, losing control of your own body, or losing your freedom or loved ones to a nightmarish government bureaucracy.
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Of special note is how deftly Maar experimented with editing, photomontage, and superimposition, mingling her work in commercial fashion photography with both dreamy and nightmarish Freudian references.
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She's probably catching up on some sleep after living with that nightmarish doll all night, but Mashable reached out to her to check on her well being.
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Nightmarish videos uploaded to social media sites showed scores of people running from the scene, some covered in burning gasoline, while others lay injured on the ground.
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In the most nightmarish drone scenarios, one of the little whirlybirds flies into an airliner, or wanders into military airspace, or swoops down on the White House.
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The New York Times will provide a live forecast this evening of the midterm elections with not one, but what looks like three of those nightmarish meters.
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The field remains as large as it was heading into Iowa, where caucus results faced significant delays following the nightmarish failure of the state party's reporting app.
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I'm fine with baby steps, though, because after seeing the nightmarish new Boston Dynamics robot I'm not so sure I know what to believe about robots anymore.
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This year there was a load of rain before the event and frequent showers throughout Friday, which meant the main walkways quickly became nightmarish, wellie-grasping bogs.
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Over the years, her costumes have included a creepily realistic cadaver, a glam Cleopatra, a crepe-skinned 95-year-old version of herself, and a nightmarish butterfly.
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As even so-so cooks know, stainless steel is ideal for browning and braising; durable nonstick coatings make preparing delicate foods, including eggs and pancakes, less nightmarish.
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What follows is a nightmarish sequence of events: Waluigi dreams about a shadowy, contorting woman, before waking up in a car with his partner in crime, Wario.
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The poor guy recently described a nightmarish scenario where he was shipped a DVD of the animated masterpiece instead of the £3,000 bitcoin mining rig he ordered.
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If you were unfortunate enough to set eyes on Disney's new Donald Trump robot on Tuesday, the nightmarish image is almost certainly still lodged in your head.
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So when some nobody comes forward with a nightmarish tale, we find another way of dealing with the situation — any other way than to credit her story.
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They show humans grappling with skeletons, in captivity, and tormented by nightmarish ghouls — a direct attempt to contend with her childhood and themes of death and constriction.
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That check hook is nightmarish—sharp and tight enough to beat Paul Daley to the mark, and Paul Daley is Mr. Left Hook in MMA's welterweight division.
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From this askance viewpoint, the audience sees a nightmarish vision of a series of systems that, confronted with something they didn't understand, resorted to process and absurdity.
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Click here to view original GIFYou probably never stop to think about just how nightmarish the Mushroom Kingdom is while playing any of the Super Mario games.
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Because of this capability gap, the United States could be inadvertently tempting the Russians to make a miscalculation that could lead to a nightmarish and rapid escalation.
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Republicans want to depress Democratic voters by hitting on Clinton's scandals and health and judgment, while simultaneously energizing Republican voters with the nightmarish possibility of her presidency.
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Sure, the virtual Giger experience won't ever be as great as the real thing, but it's likely that the master of nightmarish surrealism would appreciate the atmosphere.
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The festival features a solo exhibit of pictures by Roger Ballen, an American artist living in South Africa, whose images range from the theatrical to the nightmarish.
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Phillies 11, Mets 20163 PHILADELPHIA — The long road to the Mets' 2018 season began in earnest on Sunday afternoon, the final day of their nightmarish 2017 campaign.
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California's cities are dealing with a sky-high cost of living, nightmarish traffic jams and a full-blown housing crisis, leading some residents to abandon the state.
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In Noah Baumbach's "Marriage Story," he plays a theatre director whose divorce from an actress (played by Scarlett Johansson ) turns into a nightmarish, yet totally ordinary, ordeal.
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While it would be comforting to dismiss this 1922 drama as a fascinating anachronism, O'Neill's nightmarish parable of alienation and class conflict still feels close to home.
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Despite having a reputation for nightmarish Black Friday crowds, Best Buy takes the No. 1 spot as the best place to take on a seasonal retail gig.
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Listen: Quiet, nightmarish and nursery-rhyme catchy, Billie Eilish's new track "Bury a Friend" is matter-of-fact about mourning's connection to death wishes, writes Jon Pareles.
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"The situation in the affected areas is nightmarish," Jan Gelfand, Head of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) said in a statement.
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What emerges is a nightmarish look at womanhood that predates the Salem witch trials and condemns the repression of female power and sexuality in all its forms.
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And around this time every year, it's fun to re-read the classic suite of Tom Shales' reviews of Kathie Lee Gifford's nightmarish before-Christmas TV specials.
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Instead, it's about the fear of total domination and the swarming, nightmarish possibilities that await you when your enemies finally get their shit together as a group.
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You play as an ex-navy diver turned PI struggling with nightmarish visions, who travels to the half-flooded town of Oakmont, MA to investigate the hysteria.
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Jordan Peele just used deepfakes — the nightmarish dystopian tool we last saw being used to generate fake celebrity porn — to deliver the deepest fake of them all.
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In a nightmarish operation sequence that Smoczyńska calls The Lure's most important scene, blood spurts up at the camera as a giant saw slices Silver in two.
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At the very least, the new fossil find gives us one more reason to be happy humans weren't around in the nightmarish world of the late Cretaceous.[Peer]
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All of the services are ramping up their scary programming—so we picked through the trick-or-treat pile and selected the most nightmarish titles of them all.
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She intentionally keeps an interaction between nightmarish detailed creatures and strong bodies of athletes thus creating a new part of the body and not an additional costume layer.
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The person who committed the crime steps out from the land of their nightmarish memories, walks through a doorway and sits down nervously in a small, folding chair.
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So now that we've discovered it becomes a nightmarish-looking blob creature when you mix in a little color, maybe it's time to just stop making this stuff?
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But we live at a time where every second feels like three years, largely thanks to the nightmarish flood of information hurled at us online at all times.
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But the experience of being crammed into a tiny seat in a tiny plane cabin for hours on end can be irritating at best, and nightmarish at worst.
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Despite expressing a sliver of optimism, Emanuel also described a "nightmarish scenario," arguing that repealing Obamacare and eliminating its funding would make it hard to implement a replacement.
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LONDON (Reuters) - After a nightmarish 22, Allyson Felix is hoping for "a redo" this year as the American defends her 24 metres title at the World Athletics Championships.
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Machine learning has the potential to solve many of our regular human problems, like for instance having too few nightmarish, oddly cat-filled crude images to gaze upon.
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It is very difficult to eat anything while watching this movie, and it's also very difficult to think about anything else because the film's so engrossing and nightmarish.
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As Nicole Tung's nightmarish pictures capture, some Rohingya mothers are forced to beg for scraps on the side of a dark and treacherous road to feed their children.
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This mental action is what's taking place with scenes three and four as the mother's dreamily bliss of the forest boudoir is interrupted by the nightmarish factory chamber.
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From the doctor who was forcibly removed from an overbooked United Airlines flight to a scorpion on board another United plane, flying has become a somewhat nightmarish experience.
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But as with Twin Peaks, Dark is more of a draw for the nightmarish aesthetics, the sense of swoony horror that hangs over this elaborately drawn little world.
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It's as though they skipped that whole nightmarish stage between child and adult and came out the other side mature, confident, and able to grow a full beard.
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The same nightmarish rules designed to ruin your trip apply to pretty much all space movies: if there's a crew on board, you'll somehow end up being alone.
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With a nightmarish humor, she has adorned the gallery walls of Freight + Volume with genitalia, patriotism, and zealous castration scenes where Puritans and Donald Trump lookalikes are victims.
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No explanation was offered for the switch, though Oak Canyon Park offered its own set of nightmarish logistical snafus this summer at the inaugural Day N Night festival.
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LeBron's team currently sits third in the Eastern Conference despite enduring several nightmarish setbacks—from egotistical off-court theatrics to various physical injuries—over the past few months.
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Over decades in Johannesburg, where all his photos are shot, he's scouted warehouses, storage facilities, and people's homes to find the perfect spots for realizing his nightmarish visions.
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For every prominent separatist commander taken out in a spectacular hit, dozens more civilians, volunteers and conscripted soldiers are subjected to a nightmarish regime of abuse and torture.
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They told police the nightmarish figure—wearing a black hoodie and a clown mask—had been wandering down the road before he took off into a the woods.
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She never regained consciousness, and after a nightmarish six months of medically induced comas and hospice stays, she slipped away on July 26 at the age of 5003.
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For one, traffic throughout the area can be a headache — just like it can be throughout the rest of the city — but it's especially nightmarish at rush hour.
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It would have been enough to see Abbi delve into the nightmarish world of the DMV line and Ilana experience an orgasmic reaction after joining the Clinton campaign.
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And I worked tirelessly on my reading skills so that I could decipher the nightmarish comic books that came packaged with the action figures in that first series.
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Working in Westeros seems either nightmarish or exactly the type of thing that a driven go-getter without a strong attachment to his or her head might want.
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Related: Gerard Way Resurrects Cult Classic Comic 'Doom Patrol' 'Watchmen' Creator Alan Moore Talks Movies, Magic, and Comics This Nightmarish Comic Book Is Illustrated Entirely with Oil Paintings
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It doesn't help that Ashes of Ariandel is deliberately riffing on the Painted World of Ariamis, a famously nightmarish (and beloved) optional area in the original Dark Souls.
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Instead, the film follows a nightmarish logic all its own, enveloping you in noise and shadow until you can practically feel the salt spray and smell the chamberpots.
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"Treating a Patient With a Nightmarish Condition" I remember myself wondering, as the article began, whether I had somehow stumbled onto an excerpt from a horror short story.
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Johnny Moats, the sheriff of Polk County, Ga., received what can be a nightmarish call for a law enforcement officer on June 12 from one of his deputies.
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Ohio State beat Wisconsin 38-7 earlier in the season in what was a nightmarish spot for the Badgers, who were fresh off an embarrassing loss to Illinois.
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Prepare for a nightmarish few weeks, Mook warned his team, with a lot of second-guessing of strategic decisions, donor hand-wringing and finger-pointing directed at staff.
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But, before you delve into the nightmarish world of Greendale, we rounded up 14 behind-the-scenes secrets and fun facts you probably didn&apost know about "CAOS."
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Opinion Columnist The past week's images from Australia have been nightmarish: walls of flame, blood-red skies, residents huddled on beaches as they try to escape the inferno.
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Ultimately, though, it was a dark realization — around the time I was 9 or 10 — about my mother's father on my Jewish side that justified my nightmarish worldview.
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There are spaces in this game that I'll never forget: the ruined halls of Crew Quarters, the faux-open space of the arboretum, the nightmarish corridors of Psychotronics.
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As Brown tinkers with different ways to accentuate Simmons's nightmarish athleticism (while obscuring his setbacks) in lineups that feature Embiid and Butler, look for this more and more.
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Martyrs is a study of living trauma and the social systems that cause abuse, and it is as nightmarish, angry, and merciless as any film before or after it.
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The app would all but eliminate the cliches about Ikea furniture being frustrating to build, but unfortunately it wouldn't do anything to make shopping at Ikea any less nightmarish.
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You'll avoid any nightmarish virus-induced disasters, and you'll be relaxed in the knowledge that you are protected with the trusted anti-virus service that is McAfee Total Protection.
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It's not easy to be a platform founded on the digital free speech ideals of the early to mid-2000s in this nightmarish year of our Lord Satan, 2018.
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Mr Cassara takes some of her real-life subjects and imagines their fleshed-out stories, mapping their romances and addictions, their nightmarish pasts and fantastical plans for the future.
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It's a history lined with breakthroughs and misfires, and, in the case of he loosely fitting skin of 2000's Hasbro collaboration, a nightmarish descent into the uncanny valley.
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Instead of refreshing visions for a future geared to the needs and aspirations of a young millennium, we are mired in a nightmarish late 80s/early 90s déjà vu.
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The reason why "The Killing of a Sacred Deer" is so gripping is that we are never sure whether we should be laughing or screaming at its nightmarish premise.
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In "Second Version of Triptych 1944," repainted in the 1980s, Bacon's blood-red backgrounds and nightmarish figures, indistinguishable as either man or beast, elicit a sense of unknowable horror.
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Now on his first LP, Bradley culls all corners of his brooding aesthetic together, weaving elements of acid, dub and drone seamlessly into a nightmarish vision of his city.
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In many ways, the nightmarish chronicles of Alvin Schwartz's three-part book series feel inscrutably entangled with my dad, who would read them aloud to my sister and me.
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Clearly it was intended to be a laid back, casual attempt to distract from the confusing and deeply nightmarish hellstorm that Britain's attempt to leave the EU has become.
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The arrival of Alien Covenant in theaters today is the perfect time to celebrate the various forms of nightmarish gifts Ridley Scott's seminal horror franchise has bestowed upon us.
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In an attempt to fill the nightmarish void before Episode 6 airs, I decided to have a go at predicting who the guilty party, or parties, are this season.
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In a nightmarish confluence of class hatred and reversion to primitive custom, it is claimed that victims in Guangxi, a province in southern China, were eaten according to rank.
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For fans of no-holds-barred satire, the flash revival of Spy magazine numbers among the few silver linings amidst a nightmarish home stretch to this year's presidential election.
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But in the end its pointed metaphor for labor's relation to capital is clear, with a churning, nightmarish evocation of mill machines eventually overwhelming a gentle ragtime workers' song.
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It is not really a good course, but it may be the only course — unless we are willing to tolerate having Venezuela descend into a nightmarish and dangerous chaos.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.) described the videos as a "nightmarish scenario" to legislate.
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The president has been on a campaign trail blitz in recent days, stopping in three states Monday alone and casting the choices in the races in a nightmarish dichotomy.
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BLUE JAYS BOUNCE BACK Edwin Encarnacion homered, Roberto Osuna bounced back from a nightmarish outing to record the save, and visiting Toronto Blue edged the Cleveland Indians, 6-5.
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Horford's vision will allow a few nightmarish wrinkles to sneak into Boston's playbook, and the ATO backdoor lobs will force opposing coaches to wrap a wall around the basket.
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In fact, there's a movie that underwent one helluva nightmarish production before finally getting released last Friday: Jane Got a Gun, a Western starring and produced by Natalie Portman.
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That's the nightmarish premise of IF SHE WAKES (Little, Brown, $28), an edgy suspense story by Michael Koryta that brilliantly plays on the primal fear of being buried alive.
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I felt at the time a kind of encroaching loneliness and desolation, a feeling of how nightmarish it would be to wind up in a city with no inhabitants.
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Yet its description of a society seized by its worst impulses, enacting the repressed hatreds and nightmarish obsessions of its inhabitants, felt more familiar the more I considered it.
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That's the first few minutes of The Bad Batch, a stylish, nightmarish love story with strong Mad Max overtones that come close to compensating for its rather tepid plot.
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Between start and finish, it follows the nightmarish ordeals of a Chinese taxi driver, Lao Shi (Chen Gang), who struggles to do the right thing after hitting a motorcyclist.
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Vucevic shot 8 of 17 from the field and added 13 rebounds, two days removed from a nightmarish 1-for-13 performance in Orlando's 104-95 setback to Toronto.
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In retrospect, this fixation was a heightened version of my parents' very real fear that they would lose me to the ravenous, nightmarish black hole that was American culture.
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Celebs like Taylor Swift, Idris Elba, Judi Dench, Ian McKellen, and Jennifer Hudson star in this nightmarish movie about cats in skin-tight onesies — how did that even happen?
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Tatarko said that when she and her husband founded Houzz together during a nightmarish remodeling project, they noticed a glaring gap in the interior design and home decoration space.
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With "Night People" (1958), Mr. Déon moved toward the front rank of postwar novelists, summoning a nightmarish vision of Paris through the nocturnal wanderings of his insomniac main character.
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Its nightmarish, claustrophobic vision instantly marked it as one of TV's best shows, and now it has the hardware to prove it (for whatever an Emmy is worth nowadays).
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Andrew Kimmel is finally saying "gracias" after his nightmarish trip to Mexico went viral ... telling us he's getting ready to make a movie about his wild 24-hour adventure.
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And if you are a great contemporary story writer, like Evenson, you can picture that horrible "other" realm in a variety of perplexing, funny, nightmarish and deeply unpleasant ways.
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Their work is punctuated by that of contemporary artists such as Jarno Vesala, whose installations depicting life-size human figures in a nightmarish setting begin and end the exhibit.
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It's not surprising given how tiny these controls have to be, but you're going to have a really nightmarish time making it to the Pac-Man map 256 kill screen.
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But when Brown fought Robbie Lawler, Lawler had his work cut out and quickly changed the complexion of the fight away from the nightmarish swarming slog that Brown normally brings.
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Peele is the perfect choice to usher in these nightmarish tales, which, in the trend of creator Serling's original series, have something significant to say about society and human behavior.
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Anyway, back in 2013, there were actually some pretty nightmarish meat problems after testing revealed horsemeat in some hamburgers, and lasagna meat that was as much as 90 percent equine.
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Imagine my surprise when a debate so bloodless and unremarkable it seemed to slow time to a nightmarish lurch somehow transformed into a hallucinatory odyssey into Donald Trump's many friendships.
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Watching The Social Network, with Jesse Eisenberg portraying him as a bitter child in flip-flops, underlines how nightmarish it is that a person could just wander into this role.
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Despite the creepy marital dynamics in Peloton's nightmarish holiday ads, the ability to get a coached cycling workout without leaving the house is something no fitness nut would turn down.
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It's a place that shifts between a beautiful seascape and a dark, nightmarish world, as Kay attempts to come to terms with a series of traumas from throughout her life.
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And though the nightmarish incident wasn't caught on camera for her reality show, many of the star's famous family's scariest brushes with crime and pranks gone awry actually have been.
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The outcome of the Super Bowl will have no bearing on our larger problems, and will do nothing to quell the daily flow of nightmarish stories from the White House.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads BEIRUT — The walk from my house to Sfeir-Semler Gallery is less than a mile, but the 20 minutes it takes are reliably nightmarish.
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A month since Kim Kardashian West was robbed at gunpoint in Paris, close friend Lance Bass says the famous family still needs more time to recover from the nightmarish event.
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Either "Cats" will be a masterpiece that critics have yet to realize or it will be a nightmarish fever dream of a film that tanks at the December box office.
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Judging by this list, the DIY set is feeling more original than ever before, looking for unusual animal skeletons, nightmarish masks, and possibly the prettiest pumpkin upgrades you've ever seen.
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This sort of program is common in the industry, and has been used to create all sorts of imagery, from fake celebrity faces to new clothing designs to nightmarish cats.
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Nightmarish accounts continue to filter out of Khan Sheikhoun, the northern Syrian town still reeling from what is feared to be the deadliest chemical attack in the country in years.
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And if you're doing it big before some important event — like your wedding day — you're going to want more insurance against a post-apocalyptic, nightmarish scenario à la The Hangover.
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In the decade that followed, Kratos committed himself to serving the rest of the gods in the hopes it would free him from the nightmarish memories of what he'd done.
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From time-swallowing monster to nightmarish, life-or-death competitions, here are all of King's novellas — ranked from worst to best (or, in other words, from good to ridiculously good).
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While the nightmarish scenarios from Steven Spielberg's hit movie Jaws might be a bit over the top, beachgoers around the world still face the risk of an occasional shark attack.
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And yes, they still share a romantic plate of spaghetti and meatballs, this time serenaded by Arturo Castro and F. Murray Abraham — a scenario not as nightmarish as it sounds.
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While Padgett is relieved she and Jay were able to help the shooting victims, she says she will never forget this nightmarish night that stole the lives of so many.
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None of this seems to register with Trump, who blames Sessions for a nightmarish year, even though it is the president's own conduct that has prolonged and broadened this investigation.
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In this new play, he provides two victims of the housing crisis with a risky solution: They can have their dream home, but only if they agree to nightmarish conditions.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Smash-and-grab thieves have stolen jewelry designed by Swiss surrealist artist H.R. Giger, famous for creating the nightmarish creature in Ridley Scott's 1979 sci-fi film Alien.
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But his short-putt troubles returned in nightmarish fashion after Els' third shot, a chip, came to rest just shy of three feet from the cup at the opening hole.
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Back in July, journalist David Wallace-Wells published a piece in New York magazine called "The Uninhabitable Earth," a nightmarish guided tour of the worst-case scenarios for global warming.
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Most dramatic of all, the man's painting began to change – transformed over the course of months from bucolic countrysides to nightmarish landscapes of serpentine roots and decaying trees and houses.
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Unless, that is, it resets the premise and raises the stakes, turning a playful, barbed riff on identity politics and political economy into a nightmarish vision of impending human extinction.
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Wes Craven's nightmarish horror classic introduced audiences to Freddy Krueger, the scarred (and surprisingly nuanced) psychopath played by Robert Englund who here stalks a group of teenagers in their dreams.
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Duplass balances jocularity with chilling intent, all while growing steadily more menacing, until a movie that first seemed like a typical first-person shaky-cam deal has become utterly nightmarish.
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Extending the timeline, they saw a nightmarish future ahead for humanity: human civilizations constantly on the brink of starvation, desperately crowded under horrendous conditions, draconian population control laws imposed worldwide.
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The rest of the movie — paced like a crime thriller — revolves around the nightmarish effort to find him, spearheaded by volunteers because the police lack the interest and the means.
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After a nightmarish journey through Mexico, where she and her traveling companions were harassed by the notorious Zetas gang, she finally crossed into the U.S. at Laredo, Texas, in 2015.
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A rolling cascade of emergencies brought about by human error and winter weather led to the nightmarish long weekend, as thousands of travelers from around the world found themselves trapped.
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This indie comedy was unfortunately dwarfed by comparisons to the very similar "Bridesmaids," but it tells a much darker tale of a nightmarish bachelorette party the night before the wedding.
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The game encourages you to check in on BB by raising your bond little by little, but occasionally a well-meaning tap on his tank will lead to something nightmarish.
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Huge companies with old-timey names like "Auntie Cleo's" have colonized a solar system called Halcyon, turning its planets into nightmarish company towns, hardscrabble survivalist compounds, or a labyrinthine prison.
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Similarly, after James hears Freddie's story, he goes to check on the Great Northern's furnace and seems to enter an ominous netherworld of shadow and machinery — real, and yet nightmarish.
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Most haunting are two nightmarish sketches of skeletons playing the clarinet — studies for the painting "Death Triumphant" (1944) — made by Felix Nussbaum not long before he was killed at Auschwitz.
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Kauffman, 31, who moved to Fort Collins about five years ago for a more active, outdoor lifestyle, described the nightmarish experience in a Monday interview with Colorado Parks and Wildlife.
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Unfolding during rush week in a nightmarish veterinary school, where freshmen are relentlessly hazed, and every night is a bacchanal, the movie clings nervously to the virginal Justine (Garance Marillier).
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Also, they grow to nightmarish proportions seemingly overnight and there are only so many times I can listen to my neighbors tell me the joke about carving my own canoe.
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In the spirit of Beckmann's 1919 lithography portfolio Hell, Traeger's Wien 1932 is particularly chilling for its portrayal of these scenes, if not the nightmarish figures, as banal and commonplace.
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On his very solid debut Issa Album, Atlanta's 21 Savage sticks to a storied rap tradition arguably perfected by the South: that of making your music as nightmarish as possible.
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It may sound like a nightmarish spin on "would you rather," but researchers say such thought experiments are necessary to the programming for autonomous vehicles and the policies that regulate them.
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While Facebook is painting this as a move toward more legitimate news, it's still disconcerting considering that the company is still grappling with a nightmarish flood of misinformation plaguing users' feeds.
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While the Satanic Club sounds like pure kid-friendly fun, fear not: their promotional video features a goth soundtrack, some vaguely nightmarish black and white imagery and your favorite demonic tropes.
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While the world's attention has largely moved on from the horrors of Syria's civil war, it has entered a new, nightmarish phase where Russian and Syrian regime airstrikes have dramatically escalated.
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The idea that Washington would ever recognize the Islamic State (IS), which declared its Caliphate two years ago today, as a legitimate actor sounds fantastical at best, and nightmarish at worst.
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The satire can be tragic and nightmarish, as it is in "serious" zombie movies, from Danny Boyle's frantic 28 Days Later to low-key recent indies like Robin Aubert's Les Affamés.
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A light piano-based soundtrack by Oscar Araujo punctuates bright chromatic splashes that illustrate how hope can live on in this nightmarish—and all too real—reflection of modern work culture.
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Anthony's last-second jumper lifts Knicks past 76ers NEW YORK — Forgive the New York Knicks if they experienced nightmarish flashbacks to their last meeting with the Philadelphia 153ers on Saturday night.
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The new visualization tacks an additional 84 years onto Hawkins original graph, depicting the nightmarish scenario in which global temperatures rise almost 5 degrees Celsius by the end of the century.
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While the nightmarish scenarios envisioned before the Games didn't occur, Rio likely did not come off as a future tourist destination for many viewers as other previous Olympics host cities did.
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Right now, both of these unsavory scenarios are affecting women in Hollywood, showing a dark side of the web and the nightmarish ways people are using new technologies for harmful means.
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He locked himself in a closet and Liston, just to make everything more nightmarish, ran after him and ripped open the door and dragged this poor guy back to the table.
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But those nightmarish weeks left Liliana and her children with traumatic memories of the parasites crawling along their bodies, and Jorge—now 8—still has scars and discolorations from his bites.
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The first full-length trailer for Hulu's upcoming series The Handmaid's Tale has dropped, and it's a positively nightmarish two-minute watch that has us salivating for the timely series premiere.
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And the prominence Special Operations have today in American military interventions abroad only raises the stakes for excellence in performance -- and the nightmarish scenarios if female comrades are taken as prisoners.
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In an interview with Axios, Bill Gates warned Apple and other tech giants that they risk the kind of nightmarish government intervention that once plagued his Microsoft if they act arrogantly.
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Or even more nightmarish: They'll force feed us Pizza Hut's (at best) semi-edible pies until we die, or turn into the doughy humans seen floating around space in Wall-E.
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It also signaled a nightmarish half for Curry, who missed 10 of 14 shots, turned the ball over three times and added to the speculation that he is not entirely healthy.
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Thousands of people have lined up to volunteer to go to Mars, but a crewed trip to Venus, in all its nightmarish glory, would no doubt be a much harder sell.
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But when the camera pans around the room, it becomes apparent that that sound isn't just the score—the nightmarish woman has taken corporeal form, and is playing right behind Stan.
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This set of episodes lets us know where we might find them, and what they'll look like: anarchic, sad, dreamlike and a little nightmarish, laughing and sometimes howling into the void.
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But Mr. Burton brings a typically dark twist to the tale, as Dumbo is enlisted to appear at the ironically named Dreamland, a new entertainment mega-complex with a nightmarish underbelly.
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YouTube, Facebook and other top social media websites were caught flat-footed as the livestreamed footage of the nightmarish attack flooded their services, sometimes as quickly as one upload per second.
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As this convulsive, cacophonous midterm election campaign reaches its end, no exhibition captures the national mood quite like "Everything Is Connected: Art and Conspiracy," a nightmarish show at the Met Breuer.
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The gender split is particularly stark against the backdrop of Trump's nightmarish week, a week in which his rank misogyny was exposed in the form of a leaked recording from 2005.
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Opinion Columnist Ever since Donald Trump began his nightmarish political ascent, some psychologists have been warning us, with increasing urgency, about what it means to have a malignant narcissist in power.
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In a clumsily animated V.R. segment produced by another company, I experienced a nightmarish version of the latter: I flew through the air, my legs dangling below me, scrawny and immovable.
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Acquiring Gerrit Cole and keeping J.A. Happ may mean the Yankees incur steep luxury tax penalties, but they're erring on the side of caution after last year's nightmarish rash of injuries.
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The current bad movie du jour, 'Cats,' is bizarre and alarming, but at least it's consistent in its presentation of a nightmarish world populated only by weirdly sexual human-cat hybrids.
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That's a virtual guarantee of at least two to three years in the country (though the administration is trying to make them wait in a Mexican limbo that could be nightmarish).
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I bagged one of the things in Pym Valley, after a three-day pursuit in which hunter and hunted very often switched places because of its nightmarish ability to disguise itself.
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The show delivers some truly grotesque body horror, as first rats and then people are infected by the season's villain and dissolve into oozing piles of flesh and organs with nightmarish capabilities.
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Snow does not play this as a simple condemnation of our screen-filled, cyberpunk present; rather, his nightmarish contortions are blithely accepted by the characters and appear to have no further consequences.
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The film is the story of a 19-year-old volunteer who loses his innocence, and nearly his mind, to the horrors of trench warfare, and the action becomes progressively more nightmarish.
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It's such a financial and social burden to be a vegetarian, so I just choose to enjoy the decadence of the American food surplus—which tragically relies on a nightmarish production model.
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Or perhaps, in our hearts, we all empathize with that nightmarish moment where the boss calls you out in front of the whole office and you have to think on your feet.
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Including a carnival scene with musicians, clowns, and dancing bears, as well as nightmarish phantoms in the fourth act, the ballet is an ideal forum for Chagall's wildly imaginative figures and sets.
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The diary ends abruptly, just before Nazis stormed the "secret annexe" and sent its inhabitants first to Westerbork, a nightmarish transit camp for Dutch Jews, and then to Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen.
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All we've got is a trailer for now, featuring a nightmarish post-apocalyptic environment, which the company fittingly refers as "hell on Earth," populated with twice as many demons as its predecessor.
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He remains on the board even after he buried a successful, popular news outlet over a personal vendetta, and even as he serves as an enthusiastic mouthpiece for various nightmarish political philosophies.
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That's worth considering in these nightmarish days on the platforms, where politics can seem like toxic fandom, with each day offering new data points for people to build up or tear down.
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That's the problem with the fourth season's weakest installment, "Arkangel," which follows the usual Black Mirror pattern of pushing existing technology a few iterations into the future, then considering the nightmarish consequences.
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Having to live your life by the choices you made in your teens, for your career to be defined while you're still in high school, is a nightmarish thought to even entertain.
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Chalk's first surgery cost her $15,000 with insurance and the outcome was nightmarish, she said, with the surgeon spending five hours operating, getting overwhelmed, and removing only one cyst (there were multiple).
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These parties are exhausting, hellishly expensive, and often lead to nightmarish planning email threads that span an entire year (or more.) And yet, the Big Deal Bachelorette can also be incredibly fun?
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To celebrate its 10-year anniversary and 20th issue, Love magazine released a series of September covers, including a nightmarish shot of Gigi Hadid that's caused quite the stir on social media.
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Then came the bungled arrest on Thursday of the son of jailed kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman that turned the streets of Culiacan in Sinaloa into a scene of nightmarish urban warfare.
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Miller's nightmarish campaign has continued in two starts since being recalled from Triple-A, as he has allowed seven runs - six earned - over 26 24/3 innings in a pair of losses.
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The internet is mostly a depressing hellscape full of nightmarish Furbys and soul-crushing brand Twitter accounts, but every now and then, it unearths something wholly beautiful and pure for us all.
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On July 21, the Carr Fire in California's Sacramento Valley transformed from a modest wildfire into a nightmarish, towering inferno, complete with a rotating smoke plume and roaring winds on its periphery.
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Equal parts shudder inducing and idiotic, ABC's new dating game The Proposal isn't being likened to The Bachelor franchise nearly as much as it is being compared to Netflix's nightmarish Black Mirror.
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Additionally, an improved Chinese-North Korean alliance reduces the likelihood the United States could preemptively use military force against North Korea without it escalating into a larger especially nightmarish war with China.
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This is an evocation of the unhealing wound of Amfortas, the leader of the knights, and of the opera's bitter power plays and nightmarish, incest-like seductions, more harrowing than anything onstage.
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Local utility companies, he explained, demonstrated to his satisfaction that none of their equipment in the area near the initial complaint can even produce the nightmarish squeal that captured the world's imagination.
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It has struggled on the field since that nightmarish week in February, not simply because of the players who left — though that hardly helped — but because of the psychological damage it did.
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But as in many of the series' nightmarish episodes, "Crocodile" takes place in a near future in which we've finally figured out how to tap into, record, and even manipulate our memories.
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During coverage of the nightmarish collision, people couldn't help but compare the scene to the movie "Speed 2: Cruise Control" ... which ends similarly to the Venetian crash, albeit not nearly as dramatic.
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When it overtly called back to the past — as when Audrey reprised her dance from the original series — it was with the nightmarish sense that something had died and come back changed.
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In the process, it ejected a giant quantity of ash and hot gas over one nightmarish week, enough to leave a layer of debris that spread from the Pacific Ocean to Nebraska.
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In the middle of all of this denial and avoidance, Meryl Streep is, obviously, brilliantly methodical as the kind of nightmarish mother-in-law who meddles in everyone's lives without a trace.
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The half-understood fear of just this scenario, I think, is part of what has made the Kavanaugh hearings even more nightmarish than the stakes for abortion law made me originally expect.
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A friend posts an image from Google Maps of traffic congestion in the Bay, the highways usually a nightmarish red at rush hour and not much better the rest of the time.
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Although the Great War looms over every moment of the staging, it never becomes clear whether we are experiencing Wozzeck's nightmarish premonitions of the conflict or his shell-shocked recollections of it.
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During this same nightmarish time, a new civic institution suddenly came into being, a library of anonymous personal diaries made available for perusal at the St. Cottolengo Little House of Divine Providence.
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In episode 15, "The View From Halfway Down," BoJack reconnects with people from his past at a nightmarish dinner party, so you'll need to remember how they all connect to his past.
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Thus begins a Middle Eastern heart-of-darkness tale that flows like a dream, occasionally turning nightmarish, but is always rendered with a hypnotic quality beautifully captured in Edward Gauvin's elegant translation.
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Maame gave a similar pendant to Esi, but the girl lost it in the fetid, nightmarish slave dungeons under Cape Coast Castle, the British fortress presided over by her half sister's husband.
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For those who value fair, even treatment under the law and living in harmony with others regardless of differences in race or beliefs, it was a long, bleak trudge of nightmarish proportions.
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The kind of face that looks like it was cobbled together from darkness and mischief, cratering under-eye circles, and the wispy, nightmarish drawings of Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark.
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A federal judge last October blocked an Alabama abortion law—arguably the country's most draconian one passed in a decade of nightmarish restrictions—keeping the procedure legal in the state for now.
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In "The Hoodmaker," perhaps the most "Blade Runner"-esque of the hours, "Game of Thrones" alum Richard Madden plays a detective in a nightmarish future paired with a mutant telepath (Holliday Grainger).
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Stockhausen's childhood was nightmarish: his father, a schoolteacher who embraced Nazi ideology, was killed on the Eastern Front, and his mother, who suffered from depression, was murdered in the Nazi euthanasia program.
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When Rachel, a shy new girl played by Lyliana Wray, arrives at Herbert West Middle School, a member of the secret society sees her drawing nightmarish doodles and invites her to audition.
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" At the center of the nightmarish carnival is Mr. Tophat, a villain described by Grabinski as "an evil Master of Ceremonies with a great costume and a little bit evil Willy Wonka.
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All of my early eating disorder role models — a nightmarish choice of words, but when you're in the grip of this mental disorder, that's what they are — were scared, sad and relatable.
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Charlie Berman, a former Citi and Barclays banker who co-founded Agora, a start-up looking to streamline bond deals, described the documentation needed for a governments to raise infrastructure financing as "nightmarish".
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Of Ms. Allen's many Off Broadway roles, the most prominent was Sarah, the central character of "Funnyhouse of a Negro," Adrienne Kennedy's 1964 study of the nightmarish torments of a young black woman.
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After a stunning Masters tournament win that Michael Jordan deemed the "greatest comeback" he'd ever seen, Tiger Woods had a nightmarish start at the 2019 PGA Championship in Farmingdale, New York on Thursday.
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"Years and Years" clearly wants to be unsettling, to provide a nightmarish taste of where Brexit and the 2016 US election and Europe's refugee crisis aren't necessarily heading but certainly could end up.
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A 28-year-old Pennsylvania man is facing murder charges after allegedly confessing to killing his mother, stepfather and two younger half-brothers inside their home in a nightmarish quadruple homicide, say police.
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That explains a lot about how The Belko Experiment plays out, as a nightmarish but half-assed scenario where the emotions and the gore have impact, but the larger story behind them doesn't.
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A Peloton bike Despite the creepy marital dynamics in Peloton's nightmarish holiday ads, the ability to get a coached cycling workout without leaving the house is something no fitness nut would turn down.
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"The busy days I had just became nightmarish," he said, as World Wresting Entertainment staffers darted in and out of the drab cinder block room, furnished with a few folding tables and chairs.
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The Rio games were billed as a model for sustainability, but they failed in many respects — from polluted waterways to nightmarish congestion to the construction of a golf course on a nature preserve.
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On a recent trip to the Peruvian Amazon, his team filmed some nightmarish predator-prey interactions, including a large Tarantula dragging a limp opossum — a rat-like marsupial — across the dark jungle floor.
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According to a statement from Nashville Nightmare, the company believes an employee may have been involved and has placed one person on leave while it gets to the bottom of the nightmarish incident.
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On Wednesday, the former Disney Channel star returned to her acting roots, teaming up with her close pal, Canadian artist and director Petra Collins, for a new bizarre and nightmarish short horror film.
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Just as important, however, is the fact that Mexico has come to understand that any terrorist attack on the U.S. that utilizes the Mexican border would have nightmarish effects on their own interests.
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After last year's nightmarish masterpiece Bloodborne, a savage and gothic spin on the franchise formula, a whole slew of new players were introduced to From Software's punishingly difficult take on the action RPG.
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Its look at a nuclear family struggling to maintain the essence of who they are in the middle of nightmarish circumstances also strikes a chord that resonates with many in the Trump era.
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And when I got out of Machine Shop, finally able to breathe again without nightmarish zombies jumping out at me, I was rewarded by feeling like I'd made it through something very dangerous.
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The logistics would be nightmarish, including multiple concrete casting sites and temporary housing for a crew of 1,000 workers if the job were to be completed within Mr. Trump's first four-year term.
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The only question is if the frustration in some parts of the state at Louisiana's reputation for how horribly it treats suspected and convicted criminals can overcome its long penchant for nightmarish punishment.
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Braves RH Matt Wisler (3-7, 22) Harvey's nightmarish season continued when he was tagged by Atlanta for four runs and seven hits over six innings to absorb his career-worst ninth defeat.
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In one particularly nightmarish opening sequence (Season 16, episode 11), over the course of two and a half minutes, we see a young woman in a cab on her way to a date.
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McHugh rebounded from a nightmarish season debut with seven scoreless innings as the Houston Astros won their home opener 8-2 over the Kansas City Royals on Monday night at Minute Maid Park.
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The New York outlet, where I met Hill on a Wednesday afternoon in June, is an icily air-conditioned subterranean space on 220rd Street with nightmarish wall murals and 21 royal blue tables.
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One month after Hurricane Maria, these realities are starting to feel less like an emergency and more like the new way of life -- a nightmarish loop that resets each day the sun rises.
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Often, tabletop adventures offer pure escapist entertainment: from hunting and gathering during the stone age, to the awakening of nightmarish Lovecraftian beasts, to the colonization of Mars in the not-too-distant future.
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The North Jersey quartet's take on doom metal is so thoroughly corroded with harsh industrial elements that at times, it's reduced down to screaming noise, filtered through a nightmarish homemade vocal distortion mask.
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In a normal true crime documentary, the creators would give over several hours to describing the nightmarish Project Artichoke and Operation Midnight Climax, where brothel goers were dosed with LSD without their knowledge.
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The directors' pool was especially competitive this year, and though "Get Out" hardly fits the mold of a traditional Oscar film, its story, revealing the nightmarish underbelly of white liberal guilt, was fresh.
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Talk to Iowans with disabilities and you will hear the same story over and over: a nightmarish experience in 2016, and repeated pleas that bring only vague assurances that 2020 will be better.
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It's almost Thanksgiving, which means millions of Americans are getting ready for nightmarish flights that, with some luck, will allow them to spend time with deeply flawed blood and non-blood relatives alike.
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"Proving Up" is, like "Breaking the Waves," based on a nightmarish tale, this one a short story by Karen Russell about homesteaders in Nebraska after the Civil War struggling with the American dream.
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Often, tabletop adventures offer pure escapist entertainment: from hunting and gathering during the stone age, to the awakening of nightmarish Lovecraftian beasts, to the colonization of Mars in the not-too-distant future.
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Ring Video Doorbell If he still experiences nightmarish dreams because he watched Home Alone one too many times as a child, the Ring Video Doorbell may help him lighten up just a little bit.
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A disgruntled shopper recently tweeted the following photo at UK supermarket chain Sainsbury's, claiming they found the nightmarish insect pictured in a bag of spinach purchased from a store in Manchester Piccadilly train station.
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Nyong'o also stepped out with a daring, scary look at the London premiere of Us wearing blood red contacts that appeared to be a nod to her character Adelaide's nightmarish and evil döppelganger, Red.
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There isn't much subtlety to the debates about human consciousness and artificial intelligence, nor is there much complexity to the gruffly violent characters, but the film has a nightmarish atmosphere all of its own.
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Until just over a year ago, it seemed certain that the incumbent, pro-business Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) would win a second term, boosted by their success in tackling nightmarish power-cuts.
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They read Franz Kafka to understand the nightmarish nature of Egypt's bureaucracy, George Orwell as an illustration of brutal authoritarianism, and Jean-Jacques Rousseau as an introduction to democratic governance and the social contract.
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There once was a time when people actually got around without navigation systems, and it's almost nightmarish to imagine how many times we tech dependents would've gotten lost in the days of *gulp*... maps.
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But for others, the experience of being targeted by Mr. Trump is nightmarish and a form of public degradation that they believe is intended to scare off adversaries by making an example of them.
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Filmed with intensity by Ms Bigelow and cinematographer Barry Ackroyd, the sequence comes to resemble a visceral horror film in which an innocent group of strangers is subjected to a seemingly random, nightmarish ordeal.
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When I shared my nightmarish encounter with the game's bug-infested Deepnest area, I quickly heard from a bunch of people who didn't stumble upon this virtual Hell until the end of the game.
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The video for "MUMBO JUMBO," with dystopian imagery of a nightmarish visit to the dentist, would be the stepping stone for the rabbit hole we fall down on her debut Whack World, out now.
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The paper Capital purported that Valev's hidden junkyard business partner is likely Kamen Zhelev, who a couple of years ago pled no contest to running a nightmarish, Godfather-style debt-collection company called Creditline.
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From the fate of Henry Bowers to Its nightmarish true form, here are some of the biggest differences between Andy Muschietti's movie and King's book... This guy is even less pleasant in the book.
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Where the first trailer emphasized a nightmarish return home, the second one emphasizes Bill Skarsgard's unsettling grin as Pennywise, the evil shape-shifting clown who haunts Stephen King's deceptively bucolic town of Derry, Maine.
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The first episode of Charlie Booker's nightmarish series will grab you by the bollocks and keep you there, provided you can keep up with the show's heavy-handedness and ever-intensifying feeling of despondency.
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There was the robot that feeds you breakfast (Giertz ends up getting sprayed with milk), the lipstick robot (a chunk of lipstick ends up in her hair), and a (somewhat nightmarish) tooth-brushing machine.
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Nightmarish images from fleeing families and animal rescuers have made the world aware of the crisis — and many people have sought to help, raising millions of dollars to benefit the people and animals affected.
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The obvious reason to speed through Death Stranding's post-apocalyptic landscape is to avoid a battle with a nightmarish ghost — but for me, I hit the gas to make my little jar baby laugh.
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Strategies Nightmarish as the last two months have been for immigrants threatened by detention or deportation, it has been a marvelous time for two companies that stand to benefit from the Trump administration's policies.
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"Sacred Deer" delves into horror movie territory even more deeply than Lanthimos's nightmarish "The Lobster", in which Farrell played a man destined to become a crustacean and which competed at Cannes two years ago.
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In the same vein, it looks like Antebellum will depict the truly nightmarish nature of racism by transporting its characters, and its audience, to one of the most sinister time periods in American history.
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Democratic lawmakers and civil rights activists who have visited migrant detention centers along the U.S.-Mexican border have described nightmarish conditions marked by overcrowding and inadequate access to food, water and other basic needs.
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This change strikes me as that of a creative team reaching to offer a modern twist that reflects today's nightmarish reality of endless foreign wars and a disillusioned resignation to the world's insurmountable darkness.
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As Designer News pointed out, there's a fun meme going around Reddit's design and programming circles that challenges users to turn the otherwise perfectly useful volume slider into a series of nightmarish torture devices.
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Since House of Balloons, callous references to the Nightmare on Elm Street were used to colour nightmarish stories of sex, drugs, and hedonism throughout his music, which has also lent itself in his videos.
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HBO previously teased a brief look at the movie, but now we get a Dern narrated clip, and our first real glimpse at the tone of the film, which edges more on nostalgic than nightmarish.
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A blend of terrific defense by 18th-ranked Texas Tech and horrific offense from West Virginia added up to a nightmarish performance for the Mountaineers in the Red Raiders' 81-50 win at Lubbock, Texas.
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Trying to use that thing as your everyday unlocking mechanism is a nightmarish proposition on both phones, which I'm willing to forgive only because of the excellent iris scanner that Samsung provides as an alternative.
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To that end, British clowns have developed a system that sits at the exact intersection of twee whimsy and nightmarish menace that makes clowns such an enduring fixture in both children's entertainment and horror movies.
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But if we have no other solace as the wheels of our nightmarish corporate-owned politics turn on and on, at least we can have a good laugh at Jeremy and poor old Comcast Dan.
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A 19-year-old woman visiting her mom in a Vancouver suburb had a nightmarish two-week stint in immigration detention added to her trip after she mistakenly crossed the Canada-US border while jogging.
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But while he never condemns the drugs, he doesn't have to, because they're fairly nightmarish in themselves: "I just took a piss and I see codeine coming out," he mumbles on the very first song.
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Ranking explanation The thing I love most about this story is the idea: there's something about the thought of a camera acting as window to some king of nightmarish creature that's just brilliantly, terrifyingly fun.
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Despite initial criticism over his decision to make a film about it, Mr. Villeneuve said he felt the need to "repair and revisit" the atrocity; it was the nightmarish apotheosis of resistance to women's rise.
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Thus began a nightmarish 29 days, during which she underwent 10 surgeries, went septic, nearly died when her kidneys and liver started to shut down, and ultimately had her arm amputated just above the elbow.
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Yesterday in Los Angeles, Paul Pierce played in his last ever career game, notching six points, three rebounds, an assist and a steal in the Clippers' nightmarish Game 7 home loss to the Utah Jazz.
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Dismayingly, in the hours that followed the nightmarish shooting at a church in Sutherland Springs, Texas, on Sunday, leaving 27 people dead, that rumor mill revived the fake uprising the right had been fantasizing about.
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Nonetheless, when comparing the ever-changing story of Covid-22 to pandemics past, I feel like quoting Yogi Berra: It's "déjà vu all over again," albeit a nightmarish blend of several déjàs vu into one.
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AT 215 HOURS 230 MINUTES 22 SECONDS There have been many dreamlike stagings of Debussy's "Pelléas et Mélisande," but few as nightmarish as Barrie Kosky's spare production, currently running at the Komische Oper in Berlin.
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Yama al Nabi was running late to meet his father at the Deans Avenue mosque, when he came on the nightmarish scene of wailing and bleeding people, illuminated by the flashing lights of police cars.
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Described as the Jordan Peele of horror literature, Stephen Graham Jones delivers a book that blends social commentary with nightmarish scenes as four American Indian men are stalked by a vengeful entity from their past.
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The world of Brett Kavanaugh and Christine Blasey Ford's youth, the world that's given us this fall's nightmarish escalation of the culture war, was not a traditionalist world as yet unreformed by an enlightened liberalism.
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"The situation in the affected areas is nightmarish," said Jan Gelfand, head of the International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, citing the dire lack of food, water and shelter for survivors.
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On the day after the killings, the local medical examiners, John Edland and Richard Abbott, overworked at the best of times, had the nightmarish task of autopsying the bodies of dead inmates and hostages alike.
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Warren used her first major 2020 campaign appearance in America's largest city to describe the nightmarish death of dozens of women and girls at the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory down the street, over a century earlier.
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That is, the Kaweah colonists spent four years working as unpaid labor on a nightmarish infrastructure project to improve land for the same exploitative governmental-industrial complex from which they thought they were breaking free.
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Missed flights, lost bags, diversions, delays, and disruptions — we&aposve all had our fair share of nightmarish travel anecdotes which get traded over dinner parties once enough time has passed to make the horrors funny.
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The anti-tax crusader vehemently opposes automatic filing on the grounds that it makes tax season insufficiently nightmarish, which might reduce people's aversion to taxes and make it easier for politicians to pass tax increases.
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Bram Van den Broek, Andriy Volkov, Kees Jalink, Nicole Schwarz, Reinhard Windoffer 103/10 Lily pollen might not appear nightmarish on first glance, but as anyone with seasonal allergies can tell you, looks can be deceiving.
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At its peak freshness, it was undoubtedly an unappetizing way for beleaguered soldiers to get some much needed nourishment, so you can only imagine how nightmarish it is to eat 117 years after it was packaged.
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Photo: Elias Levy (Flickr)More than 500 different shark species roam Earth's oceans: from zippy little cookie-cutter sharks, to the iconic great white, to nightmarish goblin sharks, to 25-foot-long, filter-feeding basking sharks.
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Kabul (AFP) - After risking death on the migrant trail and two months in "nightmarish" refugee centres in Germany, Mohammed Asif bought a one-way ticket back to Afghanistan, relinquishing his lifelong dream of asylum in Europe.
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While Atletico's European run against Real is certainly one of the most dramatic winless spells for one rival against another, they are not the only team to go on a nightmarish streak against their fiercest foes.
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Photo: Elias Levy (Flickr)More than 2100 different shark species roam Earth's oceans: from zippy little cookie-cutter sharks, to the iconic great white, to nightmarish goblin sharks, to 21-foot-long, filter-feeding basking sharks.
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Her work makes a disorienting first impression, at times nightmarish, at times deceptively conservative in its imagery; yet as the viewer progresses through the sequence it become clear that the paintings present a carefully plotted parable.
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But don't take my word for it: let "User Inyerface," a web app from design firm Bagaar, show you in an intentionally nightmarish take that tries to build the single worst online form of all time.
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Her first novel, 2005's The Icarus Girl — written by Oyeyemi when she was in high school in the UK and published when she was 20 — was about a little girl plagued by her nightmarish doppelgänger.
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Part portrait of an activist and part exposé, the finished film is nothing short of a battlecry for change, backed by an army of nightmarish and under-discussed realities of a system that fails so many.
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Jocelyn Meinhardt, who said she was raped at 19 when she began a summer fellowship with Horovitz in 1989: "He was a good mentor, until he was the worst, probably most nightmarish mentor you could have."
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All of the themes rest on the unvarnished view that our current form of civilization is a nightmarish technological dystopia, despite the fact that there is still a wide range of human experience within this setting.
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While the stated moral may be that violence is terrible, the visceral message is that it's a lot of fun, and Mr. DeMonaco is an able, if not always terribly original, painter of nightmarish, sanguinary tableaus.
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So the only thing you can do to endure the increasingly nightmarish world we live in is to enjoy the everloving hell out of the few, fleeting good moments that happen in between waves of shit.
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There's just one catch, which often goes unstated: If their novelties take off without any intervention or supervision from the government, we could be inviting a nightmarish set of security and privacy vulnerabilities into the world.
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Like a silent yet aggressively restless unit member, it rushes before or alongside or behind the messengers as they snake through the mazy trenches and cross into No Man's Land, the nightmarish expanse between the fronts.
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Life in the camp is nightmarish, and what follows is a series of flights — literal and metaphorical — that echo P's enduring dream of flying and allow him to survive his physical circumstances while plotting his escape.
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Mr. Gonzales-Mugaburu's indictment sent tremors through New York's foster care system, not only because of the nightmarish substance of the allegations, but also because of the number of boys who had been entrusted to him.
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This project, called The Game: All Things Trump, is the nightmarish creation of the artist Andres Serrano in partnership with the London-based arts initiative a/political and the newly-launched club and cultural space ArtX.
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The video for the album's first single, "The Beautiful People" again employed the grimy, grotesque, slightly steampunk look established in "Sweet Dreams" but upped the ante adding dancing nightmarish ghouls who were able to shapeshift their proportions.
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Not so typical are tracks like "Dose Your Dreams," with its dark nu-funk shuffle and disco strings, or the snarling industrial throb of "Mechanical Bull," which finds David ensnared in an array of nightmarish capitalist clutches.
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For me, the franchise's most lasting and damaging image comes in the form of the Abstract Daddy in Silent Hill 2—a twisted and nightmarish manifestation of a female character's abuse at the hands of her father.
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If you were haunted by the nightmarish spiral of Requiem for a Dream, or unnerved by the lurid fever dream of Black Swan, you know director Darren Aronofsky can be damn creepy when he wants to be.
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The myth around Raw, a body-horror coming-of-age story about a young veterinary student who realizes she's a cannibal, was that it was so nightmarish, gory, and vulgar that it could actually make people faint.
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Director Reed Morano won a directing Emmy for the pilot, and in the middle episodes, Elisabeth Moss' Offred descends into an increasingly nightmarish scenario, where flashbacks, the present, and the looming future are all filled with terror.
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Now, however, companies are offering consumers a fully immersive experience through themed eateries, like the recently opened Kawaii Monster Café, where giant strawberries and macarons line the walls, and a nightmarish, fully working carousel dominates the entrance.
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With their geometric and highly surreal abstractions captured in lush, bold color palettes, the slick new illustrations by Israeli artist Ori Toor mark a steep departure from the fuzzy nightmarish GIF animations he has become known for.
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The film featured a bizarre, nightmarish take on Deadpool that went against everything the comic book anti-hero was famous for: In this movie, the so-called "Merc with a Mouth" didn't even have a mouth. Seriously.
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In the meantime, Londoners do have to consider what measures are appropriate to deal with the increased threat, while ensuring that extremist dreams about a war of civilizations remain simply that: a nightmare in a nightmarish imagination.
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Over the course of the season, we watched a show that did all it could to alienate itself from everyone turn into a show that's about as personal and intimate as a nightmarish Thanksgiving at granny's house.
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In King's story the main character, Lisey, encounters some nightmarish monsters in that world, but even after she's returned back to our reality — and this is the key point — she's still haunted by the things she's seen.
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The new book from journalist David Wallace-Wells sets out to describe, in vivid and nightmarish detail, the hellscape that earth will become if we do not radically cut our greenhouse gas emissions over the coming decade.
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This season is gearing up to be one of the most serious (and least playful) of Ryan Murphy's previous supernatural-meets-nightmarish worlds, because much like The Handmaid's Tale, it just hits way too close to home.
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But the United Kingdom is due to leave the EU on March 29, and the risk of a no-deal Brexit is growing — a nightmarish prospect for many businesses, which are now planning for an economic shock.
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When I started crying about yet another nightmarish change unleashing itself upon my unfamiliar pubescent body, my mum reassured me by telling me that half of the human race have periods for most of their adult lives.
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The multitude of artworks on display range from mildly dreamlike concoctions to full-on nightmarish contortions, some recalling the works of surrealist masters like Dalí and Magritte and others thoroughly unique in their defiance of reality's limitations.
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On Friday, the Future of Life Institute—an AI watchdog organization that has made a name for itself through its campaign to stop killer robots—released a nightmarish short film imagining a future where smart drones kill.
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But though we can't turn away from the nightmarish horrors our European brethren are facing, we also can't forget the value of the life they are all fighting to return to when all of this is over.
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If the title reminds you of Henry James' The Turn of the Screw, that's because it's intentional; Ware's novel both pays homage to the earlier novella and offers a modern update complete with a nightmarish smart home.
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Anti, which projects a surface impression of slick pop control, is the work of an artist freaking out and breaking down in a sweaty, nightmarish panic attack, which doesn't make it the work of a rock hero.
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Finally, back in late 2016, drones took this nightmarish footage of orca whales wrecking a shark:The real question, then, isn't whether orcas eat sharks (they do), but what's changed in Gansbaai to amp up the number of attacks.
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Yes, Handmaid's Tale is mostly dealing in the twisting house of horrors that is June's saga, like Darius' (Lakeith Stanfield) excursion to the nightmarish Perkins (Hope?) manor, yet there is a whole world out there waiting for her.
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Though compromise is an essential tool in any relationship, "House Hunters" presents it as a nightmarish consequence of the American dream, playing up the idiosyncrasies of its subjects to make them appear either comically irrational or mildly depressed.
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A Cheyenne woman is dead, and her husband and son are recovering, after their snowmobiles broke down and they were forced to take shelter in snow caves in blizzard conditions during a nightmarish three-day ordeal in Wyoming.
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Those kind of standout, nightmarish moments are threaded throughout the film, with Guadagnino often deploying his horror show imagery in discordant jump cuts, or quick flashes that disorient the audience much as Susie is feeling increasingly off-balance.
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And, this newfound renaissance is all thanks to a very complicated plan to help Archie Andrews (KJ Apa) escape Leopold & Loeb Juvenile Detention Center, which is actually a nightmarish mashup of bloody Shawshank Redemption and Fight Club references.
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The island is most easily accessed by car, and since the families of the incarcerated are often poor, cars are an unaffordable luxury; instead they must endure a nightmarish public transportation ordeal just to get out to Rikers.
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Plan Your Stay Since we set off on a Friday evening, we knew we'd be too tired to reach our final destination in one night (traffic out of New York City on a Friday after work is nightmarish).
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Character creation can be a ton of fun or it can be a day-long, nightmarish slog flipping through rule books to consult various reference charts, and asking the dungeon master questions that take an hour to answer.
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Casting a black actress and having her character torn from her parents, can't help but call to mind the separation of children from their parents during America's slavery era, not to mention the country's current nightmarish immigration policies.
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Columbus's rule was nightmarish, forcing the people of Hispaniola into slavery, including children for sexual purposes, forcing grueling labor on people, and brutally punishing those who either disobeyed or didn't work hard enough with torture, dismemberment, and death.
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Aside from just watching the movie—which, by the way, looks terrifying—the theater full of clowns will get to participate in a host of fun activities (or nightmarish, depending on your personal phobias) on Saturday, September 9.
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And while it's some good comedy when a neural network mistakes a butterfly for a washing machine, the consequences of this idiocy are pretty nightmarish when you think about rolling these flawed systems out into the real world.
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These undergrads built a Generative Adversarial Net that creates art The Belamy family is the result of this process playing out many times, producing the strange, distorted faces that have a dreamlike, and also nightmarish, quality to them.
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Their model has plenty of limitations — the videos are seconds long, tiny, and often nightmarish — but it's still an impressive feat of machine imagination, and another step toward computers that understand the world a little more like humans.
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With the nightmarish prospect of Day Zero looming large, and the imposition of severe water restrictions, I began to google information about drought, water and solutions -- and also watch endless feel-good videos of water, aka, water porn.
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Further, giving children the "right" to enter into a serious legal contract before they have the legal rights necessary to safely navigate that contract is laying for them a nightmarish trap, not bestowing upon them a romantic gift.
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Even when he's making dreamy tropical bliss like "Saxony," hypnotizing piano house like "Paradisea," or borderline hits like "Blush," the songs drive into one another, colliding head-on in wonderfully nightmarish fantasies, as dark as they are detailed.
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The game-winning sacrifice fly came three hours after Cleveland starter Danny Salazar had a nightmarish 34-pitch, three-walk, three-run first inning that was so bad he was removed from the game after that one inning.
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Their debut album Greasewheel, released last week, captures the jubilant highs and nightmarish lows of young life in all its broke-ass, pizza for breakfast, digging down the back of the couch for loose change sort of glory.
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Throughout the tale of the rare-book seller and new parent Apollo Kagwa's nightmarish and suspenseful search for his wife and son, cross-cultural folklore and familiar stories fly (Maurice Sendak's "Outside Over There" takes a star turn).
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The A.C.L.U. is pursuing claims on behalf of deported parents who say that, in the nightmarish chaos of having their children snatched from them, they were coerced or duped into signing away their own right to seek asylum.
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Once home, my family and I scanned our social media feeds, horrified, witnessing live videos of residents fleeing down the Skyway, flames enveloping them on either side, as the especially parched brush fast-tracked the nightmarish, galloping embers.
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Gilda's environs present her with even greater challenges — Manhattan has been walled from top to tail, separating the affluent Eastside (teeming with squalor and refugees nonetheless) from the nightmarish Westside (overrun by jungle, rot, darkness and unexplained disappearances).
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The two-hour trip, on hard benches, is a bumpy, sunburning voyage that you'll wish was quickly over (note that depending on the weather the trip can be pleasant or nightmarish; in truly inclement weather, boats don't run).
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Don't let its small size fool you, though: The Dyson V11 is packed with just as much power as larger models, tackling pet hair, dust, and whatever other nightmarish substances may be lurking under your bed or couch.
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This seems to be the first sliver of happiness we've seen out the nightmarish situation that unfolded between Jen and Ronnie -- which allegedly resulted in injuries, not to mention possible criminal charges after Ronnie was booked for kidnapping.
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But fans of nightmarish horror should consider kicking off their next movie night with Good-bye, Mr. Roach, a genuinely disturbing up-close-and-personal look at how the creepy little pests thrive in and around the American home.
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John and Alana Knight's dream adventure to French Polynesia to celebrate their marriage took a nightmarish turn on the last day of their trip — and much of their first days as newlyweds have now been spent in a hospital.
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Team A's proposals were based on the idea that certain symbols (think Edvard Munch's "The Scream") and archetypal forms can universally inspire fear and revulsion, a notion that informed a series of nightmarish landscapes conceived by architect Michael Brill.
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I told Dr. Doft about my nightmarish experience with the doctor and she told me that, no matter how much she respected her male colleagues, they simply wouldn't ever understand how I felt because, well, they don't have boobs.
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"Unable to decipher the trading relationship the UK will have with its biggest market in just five months' time, planning and decision making has become nightmarish in its complexity," UK Steel, the industry's trade association, said in a statement.
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It becomes a nightmarish feedback loop in which the cops, unwilling to lose face by backing down and admitting they made a mistake, incite panic from the black men and white women who can't give them what they want.
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Over the past seven days, America witnessed 123 mass shootings that left 212 dead and 250 wounded, punctuated by the tragic shooting of 230 people in Dallas, Texas, a nightmarish event that claimed the lives of five police officers.
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The former has already been killed once and come back to life, while the latter has fought through an enormous number of nightmarish situations already — surely, based on Martin's logic, their luck has to run out at some point?
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When I went to the Limelight—a club in a deconsecrated church where Alig was a director and threw his legendary Wednesday night party Disco 2000—I came face to face with a nightmarish vision of gentrifying New York.
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Most of the credit for the change in public opinion when it comes to discussing end-of-life care belongs to those of us who have witnessed our loved ones suffer from nightmarish treatment at the end of life.
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But Brontë pays just as much attention to the nightmarish world around Heathcliff and Cathy as she does to their doomed, passionate love, and it's because of that attention that Heathcliff is also the central monster of Wuthering Heights.
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Even though the next several hours are nightmarish and brutal and full of sometimes-shocking things, shadowy creatures and their impossible beginnings and endings, I haven't struck that military creature, the gun, and the dead body from my head.
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And Thanksgivings typically seen in the movies usually take the form of nightmarish family confrontations, like the awkward sexual experimentation seen in The Ice Storm and The House of Yes, or the bitter resentment of Scent of a Woman.
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Wade—or, even more nightmarish, nationwide criminalization of abortion—seems relatively unlikely, at least in the short term, there's a very good chance that access to birth control is going to get a lot more costly pretty darn quickly.
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A nightmarish accident on a Boston subway platform on Friday — described in gory detail by a local reporter, Maria Cramer, as it unfolded and quickly retweeted by thousands — is one you might expect to see in an impoverished country.
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"This is an absolutely nightmarish situation for anyone to be in," said Stephanie van Reigersberg, who assigned interpreters to such meetings as the chief of the interpreting division in the State Department's Office of Language Services for 18 years.
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If vampires occupy a magical role in the erotic life of adolescents as cultivated loners (consider Robert Pattinson in the "Twilight" saga, 2008-12, or everybody in "Only Lovers Left Alive," 2013), Frankenstein's Monster is their nightmarish queer counterpart.
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The production designers, led by Jonathan McKinstry, work with the cinematographers and special-effects crews to provide a detailed, vivid shipboard environment, as well as the alternately dreamlike and nightmarish surrounding world of shuddering ice and misty, milky light.
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In his program notes for the Paris production, he argues that the "nightmarish" decision to appoint Mr. Morawski was politically motivated, and points the finger at the right-wing nationalist Law and Justice Party, which is currently in power.
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Featuring masterly performances by Anthony Perkins (whose closeted homosexuality gives the film a rich retrospective subtext), Jeanne Moreau and Welles himself, "The Trial" is one of Welles's more underrated works but also one of his most nightmarish and inventive.
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Read More: Venus Is a Nightmarish Hellscape, Which Is Exactly Why We Should Study It The Venera-D team also hopes to understand the planet's enigmatic past, including its potential to have hosted liquid water in its infant years.
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Some of us are still recovering from the nightmarish experience of seeing Cats, but that didn't stop James Corden and Rebel Wilson from digging out their cat skin costumes from the back of their closet for an Oscars appearance.
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At least Arthur can confirm one fact about her time on Snowpiercer: She was able to stay clear of the nightmarish bug blocks of food that the 2013 film is famous for introducing into our grossed-out public consciousness.
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Now, with Asia only accounting for 22 percent of Caterpillar's business, the company has turned its focus to its U.S. business, making its manufacturing processes more efficient and fixing its once-nightmarish balance sheet, the "Mad Money" host said.
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"This is not the Superdome," Brock Long, the director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, said, referring to where residents of New Orleans endured nightmarish conditions while seeking shelter at a sports arena after Hurricane Katrina 12 years ago.
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The Niners' nightmarish 2018 ended with a four-win and 12-loss record that included a six-game mid-season losing streak after quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo tore his ACL in the team's week-three matchup against, coincidentally, the Chiefs.
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Doctors say their elderly patient endured a nightmarish week of his throat bleeding out and weeks more of surgeries and hospital care, all because surgeons had forgotten to remove his dentures—dentures that then became lodged in his throat.
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The New York subway system may seem like a nightmarish hellscape for straphangers forced to deal with derailments, delays, and plagues of dead crabs during their daily commutes, but apparently things are even worse for the subway employees behind the scenes.
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They can put together stunning looks like this: [Self] Umbreon Dragon Armor from cosplay Or if you're Julianna Maznevski, you might put together nightmarish creations like this hyperrealistic mashup of Nigel Thornberry and Sailor Moon, which she made for Anime North.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: YouTubeAmid a wave of nightmarish Airbnb incidents, in which hosts have been caught spying on guests without their consent, a company called NoiseAware is getting some attention for its upcoming, internet-connected party-alarm sensors.
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Months later, guards from one prison in Miami-Dade county filed complaints with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, citing "nightmarish" conditions they and the inmates were left to contend with, including flooding and food shortages, according to the Miami New Times.
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The book, illustrated by Butch Guise, opens with a scene that reads like the logical end of that Cold War nuclear anxiety: a nightmarish montage of the world's largest cities in ruin, iconic landmarks like Big Ben and the Kremlin destroyed.
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The entries include a nightmarish close-up of a tapeworm with a toothy frown; a freaky shot of a daddy longleg's bulging, lidless eye; and a view of two gangrene-hued weevils getting it on—a bit more ew than boo.
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The view and sounds from atop the building are nightmarish, but we're hoping that anyone on the ground supporting this effort managed to get out of the way before (at 1:29) a downpour of shards rained down on them.
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Placed on the market earlier this week by the Los Angeles–based Nate D. Sanders Auctions, the drawing is typical Trump, featuring the Trump Tower right at its center and the President's nightmarish signature scrawled below it in gold marker.
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Power started her career as a war correspondent covering the nightmarish wars in the former Yugoslavia in the 1990s and later wrote a Pulitzer Prize–winning book looking at how Washington and its allies have consistently failed to stop genocides.
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In contrast to Monday's brief statement addressing white supremacist groups and violence, in a recent speech in Long Island that addressed the MS-13 gang, Trump went into extreme detail about the group's actions in order to paint a nightmarish scenario.
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Yet even in Idiocracy's nightmarish version of the future (or metaphorically, the present), some form of organized society still exists, with enough well-meaning people to recognize the value of a moderately intelligent man like the movie's hero, Joe (Luke Wilson).
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With the real-life backdrop of United States current events that sometimes makes The Handmaid's Tale feel like it could be the country's nightmarish future, Serena and June are a will-they-or-won't-they pairing for the Trump years.
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Jumbo-Visma were the favorites to take the first stage but endured a nightmarish start to the final Grand Tour of the season when their race leader Primoz Roglic and several of his team mates were involved in a mass crash.
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The Red Cross said the situation was "nightmarish" and reports from its workers venturing into one cut-off area, Donggala, a region of 2000,250 people north of Palu and close to the epicenter, indicated it had been hit "extremely hard".
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Who knew that what we really needed in this life was a vaudevillian musical theatre-style cover of Radiohead's "Creep" from a drag queen dressed like a nightmarish Alice in Wonderland character while performing a puppet show to scared-looking children?
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Now-familiar scenes posted by the Santa Barbara County Fire Department and others this weekend showed Ventura and Santa Barbara counties descending into a nightmarish state, just as with a prior spate of wildfires elsewhere in California earlier this year.
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And while it's fun to regale in these shared nightmarish experiences, the sheer magnitude of the responses over Char's innocuous tweet — at 30,000 likes and counting — did get us thinking: Why do people resonate with these horrible travel experience so passionately?
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Even when works are not explicitly based on his stories, his themes—forbidden knowledge, cosmic entities in dimensions beyond, losing one's mind to powerful forces out of human perception, nightmarish creatures living beneath the surface of our world—are everywhere.
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It's been a nightmarish week for Christine Blasey Ford, the woman who recently accused Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault, but there's also been a big outpouring of support for her after she decided to publicly share her story.
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Even so, he was deeply scarred by what he'd seen and gone through—and he was haunted by the knowledge that many friends and fellow refugees still in Israel could soon be forced to embark on the same nightmarish journey.
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When an officer kills in a wanton manner, it's a kind of murder that we all find nightmarish beyond belief — and that includes all of the good cops who will be going into communities this night to try and solve problems.
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"Jason Bourne," as the latest installment is imaginatively called, is one of the few recent blockbusters that examines the underside of modern working life, since it adopts the point of view of the disaffected worker trapped in a nightmarish bureaucratic maze.
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From nightmarish movies to devastating news accounts of disaster and starvation, Haiti's portrayal has been whittled down to a place of exotic ruin, and its faraway sons and daughters often have to work to resist that reputation, even within themselves.
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Republicans who were facing a politically nightmarish predicament on Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh have gotten a reprieve from the most unlikely quarter: Christine Blasey Ford, the woman who has accused Kavanaugh of sexually assaulting her in the early 1980s.
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Mother discovers a nightmarish scene The case began in 2012, when Marina Krim left Lucia and Leo in Ortega's care while she took her third child, then 3-year-old Nessie, to a swimming lesson at a nearby YMCA, police said.
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This act of automotive inbreeding has been deemed illegal by both the Nevada Department of Transportation and the laws of God, and yet every year lucrative payoffs to the police department allow this nightmarish truck fuck-fest to happen again.
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