"That's my car…" And they just keep getting creepier and creepier.
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TANK 432 Things just get creepier and creepier in this wartime thriller from Nick Gillespie.
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She's chasing answers behind the disappearance of an entire town, and it just gets creepier and creepier.
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His depredations get creepier and creepier, and it would be a disservice to the book to reveal what he has in store for Pixie.
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The lower you get, the creepier and darker everything becomes.
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But it will make an already eerie story even creepier.
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The creepier the mask, the more glowing your skin. 6.
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Gus Fring is back and making everything creepier as usual.
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Sharing someone else's home is about to get even creepier.
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Some things things in this world are creepier than robots.
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The further you look into it, the creepier it gets.
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This led to one of the creepier memes of the night.
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The longer you look at these photos, the creepier they feel.
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Which was way creepier than I think I'm making it sound.
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To make things even creepier, a full moon was out too.
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It's obviously one of the darker, creepier, even more realistic fairytale stories.
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I'm making "Privacy" sound creepier and more compelling than it ultimately is.
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It's even creepier in HD.President Trump also revealed the video's name on Twitter.
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A list of things creepier than spiders: parasitic worms, ticks, ancient proto-spiders.
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But the Berlin-based producer's contribution has a darker, creepier tone to it.
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Even creepier is that everyone else seems to share Jack's misguided sexual mores.
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And then turning to her husband to repeat himself makes it even creepier.
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The more likely you could use it to clone someone, the creepier it is.
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AHS: Cult has a website, and it's creepier than anything you can even imagine.
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It's that time to shop for the holidays and why not make it creepier!
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There are creepier things Snapchat could do that it isn't, at least not yet.
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Click here to view original GIFDo you know what's creepier than old, antique dolls?
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He looks a bit creepier in the animated movie lurking in a dark spot.
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Or does it all seem much creepier when, increasingly, we are the public figures?
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The 1960s never seemed creepier than in Rose McGowan's haunting short film, Dawn (2014).
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Now a hacker has discovered a new, and way creepier, vulnerability in Tinder Social.
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I knew a lot of it was not true, which made it even creepier.
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News reports and historical footage will also be used to make the stories even creepier.
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It's all just a little bit creepier than it feels like it's supposed to be.
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A few of the stories I found even seemed like ledes to creepier Aesop's fables.
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It's even creepier when their flashlights settle on a soaking wet Eleven in the woods.
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Creepier than this is that millions and millions of my fellow Americans think it's great.
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While he manages to temporarily dodge them, he arrives home to an even creepier character.
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Also, here's earlier footage of BERT2 that I found, because it couldn't get any creepier.
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That doesn't mean that I think that this device is fundamentally creepier than other products.
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The only creepier live-action 90s Nickelodeon cartoon I can envision is a CGI CatDog.
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But it's hard to imagine anything creepier than what the family received in the past.
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Since then, we haven't heard about many new, even creepier ways marketers are tracking us.
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Link's Awakening never answers these questions, and is all the better (and creepier!) for it.
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The "Haunted Mansion," meanwhile, is a taller, creepier spin on the traditional gingerbread house structure.
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What's even creepier: In most cases, there's no recollection of the episode in the morning.
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What's the only thing that could make an abandoned village creepier than it already is?
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Things get both much more interesting, and a lot creepier, when the actual Veronica gets involved.
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People even showed up to peer into the windows, which made the place look even creepier.
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"This guy just keeps getting creepier," Meshke wrote along with a screenshot of Friday's Instagram page.
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He did the Pennywise smile on air, and honestly, it's even creepier without the clown makeup.
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It only gets creepier with "Silent Night" playing at the beginning and end of the trailer.
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Watching it gracefully hover is even creepier than when the singer makes a low-altitude flyby.
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Spencer is less flamboyant than a Milo or a Roosh, but in many ways even creepier.
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When Bev (Jessica Chastain) goes to visit her childhood home, IT makes the decor even creepier.
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But Alphonso's case is arguably much creepier because users may simply not understand what they're agreeing to.
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But to be fair, it's no creepier than a bunch of similar gadgets that came before it.
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It would have been so much creepier if an 11-year-old was like, 'It was great.
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It referenced a past slip, but Dean was ostensibly still in character, making the moment much creepier.
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It's as though they've taken normal marketing tactics and ratcheted them up to be 30 percent creepier.
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The only thing creepier than a twisted clown is a little kid version of a twisted clown.
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They'll transport you to another world—one that's gentler, stranger, and creepier than anything you've seen before.
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There's something a little creepier about this than, say, putting a Roku or Apple TV in your room.
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He does say people can stitch them on, although I almost think it could make the robot creepier.
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Its scope is nuts, it'll have exceedingly upbeat heroic music, and Willem Dafoe will look creepier than ever.
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S.S. Callister," and "Metalhead" – the trailer gets somehow creepier when set to Louis Armstrong's "What a Wonderful World.
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Shot in striking black and white — making the movie even creepier — "The Lighthouse" is a triumph in filmmaking.
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If you liked Netflix's Bloodline but wished it were 15 percent creepier, this is the show for you.
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And advances in both big data analysis and artificial intelligence will make tomorrow's applications far creepier than today's.
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Gatebox is new holographic home assistant that's similar to the Amazon Echo's Alexa, only more anthropomorphic—and creepier.
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It's Halloween, so what better time to look at some of the creepier names in the world of volcanoes?
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There's not much else creepier than a traditional skull face for Halloween than this creative Hello Kitty-inspired version.
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Even creepier, when the astronomers asked RobERt to "dream up" what water would look like, he, uh, did it.
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I found the first half's Southern Gothic vibe a lot creepier than Resident Evil's overall military / corporate-warfare mythos.
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But if "Loner" at first appears to be a comedy of manners, it quickly veers into something far creepier.
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Humanoid robots seem creepy to us, and the more closely they're designed to mimic us, the creepier they are.
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It may be creepy to know that someone is watching you, but being watched and not knowing is even creepier.
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Just when you thought Joe Goldberg couldn't get any worse, he's coming back creepier than ever in You season 2.
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For what it's worth, Tesla's prototype — a "solid metal snake," to quote Musk — was a whole lot creepier to watch.
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So I just saw my face, how it would look as a bald head and it was so much creepier.
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He is spectacularly creepy when it comes to discussing his daughter, and even creepier when making physical contact with her.
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While Edgar's surprise appearance would be shocking enough to qualify for the classic Riverdale cliffhanger spot, the scene gets much creepier.
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Creepy children are even creepier when they've grown up and have to face the shit that made them creepy as kids.
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It only gets creepier from there when she realizes she's the only one left alive in the house she works in.
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But while some famous people have awesome interactions with fans, others find themselves in situations creepier than the latest IT film.
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It's even creepier that the Graham family is so deeply immersed in the unnatural that they don't even notice it anymore.
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And, two of the people on this list turned out to be alive, so in a way, that's even creepier. 22.
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Some '90s kids got spooked by Are You Afraid of the Dark or the creepier scenes from The Nightmare Before Christmas.
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Here, the church's most terrifying servant is a madman with a hyena daemon, who manages to be creepier even than Mrs.
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There are comments on her Twitter feed of the anti-Zionist sort: "Nothing is creepier than Zionism," she wrote in 2012.
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The relentlessly unyielding (but highly profitable) personalization of the products and services we use is getting deeper and creepier than ever.
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Is it just me, or does Furby seem even creepier with the ability to control all the smart appliances in your home?
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The movie's second trailer arrived today alongside an even creepier component: an Etsy shop, ostensibly curated by the movie's deranged central character.
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Your special report on artificial intelligence in business (March 21.2st) mused that "AI will make workplaces more efficient, safer—and much creepier".
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If he was her father, there's some seriously messed up things going on in his experiments, which makes him a bit creepier.
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It was creepier when I did a 3D scan with a computer a few years ago and it didn't include my hair.
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They are monstrous, and their physical resemblance to those above ground only establishes an uncanny valley that makes them that much creepier.
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A slightly creepier one: As you approach the car, the cameras will recognize you and tune the car's settings to your liking.
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Everyone has made fun of Donald Trump's hairpiece and uneven tan — but little attention has been paid to his far creepier lips.
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Here, the creepier and more piteous the impact, the more dominant is the death — or, more accurately, the life — of this work.
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And even creepier: other research in psychology finds that people aren't always consciously aware when they change their minds in this manner.
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His real eyes—when they finally appear—are somehow even creepier, given that he's staring harder than Martin O'Malley during a Democratic debate.
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So much so that they've taken to blanketing his Timeline with their own, lovingly crafted fan art—each Zuck creepier than the last.
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In one of the creepier anecdotes, Linklater talked of learning of a man from Austin who had a unique fascination with the film.
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Selena's people told the guy to beat it, then called police to report the incident ... and this is where it gets even creepier.
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But HuffPost obtained a sample from him of what it would've sounded like (before the digital effects that would've undoubtedly made it creepier).
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It was a significant departure from Henson's previous work, but if he'd had his way, it would have been even darker and creepier.
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The song is "Father Figure," which here sounds a lot creepier than it did when it ruled the air waves three decades ago.
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"Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered" (season 2216, episode 2210) Love spells seem a lot creepier in 213 than they did in 221, don't they?
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Analysis from the Intercept and a 2017 "Law Enforcement Technology Report" by Taser suggest that the reality might be more complicated — and considerably creepier.
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When I got an iPhone, years later, I downloaded all the dumb apps that overused internet connectivity and even creepier stuff, like location services.
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Even creepier, though, some malicious code can actually hide inside other, benign software—and be programmed to jump out when you aren't expecting it.
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Although Swift's character probably wouldn't wind up being be the perp, many celebs take on far creepier roles during their guest stints on SVU.
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Mark Zuckerberg's vision for AI was initially somewhat creepier than what he shared in his epic 6,000-word manifesto about the future of Facebook.
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It does keep out the harshness of direct voices, which might be helpful for some, but it replaces them with muffled, distant, creepier noises.
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Then she demands he eat the cakes, Bruce Bogtrotter style, but made creepier by the fact that she's threatening him with a giant knife.
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In another, you're trapped underneath a table with Daniel and Virginia, as a towering demonic puppet (it's creepier than it sounds) staggers toward them.
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Related: The Ski Mask Gets Even Creepier Desiigner's Panda Mask Was Made by a Taxidermy Artist [Exclusive] 25 Contemporary Artists Reimagine the African Mask
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It's hardly as fully developed as either of those, but it's an extremely solid short film whose near-silence makes it all the creepier.
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In the spirit of Halloween, we've scoured the creepier corners of YouTube to gather some of the spookiest videos and web series out there.
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Things get considerably creepier from there, and by the gruesome finish it is clear the movies are in no way meant for small children.
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Creepier still, the president also fired Colonel Vindman's twin brother, Yevgeny, a lawyer at the National Security Council who was not an impeachment witness.
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We turn another page and the cat looks more frightened and creepier than before, because we're seeing it from a dog's point of view.
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Parts of the hotel are warped and bent because of the stitching process, which frankly makes the whole thing even creepier and more jarring.
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The system — which is now called Heaven instead of God View, because Uber is excellent in making things creepier than they actually need to be.
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This photo in your journal only gets creepier the more story you uncover This is what the real potential of video game narratives looks like.
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But she keeps getting creepier, wanting Adam to tell her the details about what happened last season; she's got something up her sleeve, it seems.
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The whole thing looked like a much, much creepier version of that magic trick where the magician pulls a super-long handkerchief from his pocket.
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In THE STRANGER GAME (Hanover Square, $25.99), Peter Gadol makes a convincing case that the real-world experience is much creepier and far more dangerous.
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As the mood and tone darken, the narrative grows more baroque, creepier, and this speculative fiction turns into a freakout, or at least tries to.
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With a new horror-tinged film version of "Fantasy Island" in theaters, a look back at some of the creepier episodes from the TV series.
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There are some creepier, more elegant thrills to be found, too, particularly in the second half when the film moves to a dark gothic mansion.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: TheHorrorDomeCan you think of anything creepier in the middle of the night than the distant, melancholy sounds of children singing?
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It won't affect the music you're playing, but it will add some floating spores and a flashlight beam to make your listening experience a little creepier.
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Targeted ads, as a result, are getting creepier—so creepy that many people think that Facebook is recording our real world conversations for better ad targeting.
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There's not much an artist can do to make Donald Trump look any creepier than he already does, but one Québécoise portraitist has pulled it off.
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When she imagines a man's "small, rubbery tongue twisting within the dry mouth," that use of "the" in place of "his" makes the image even creepier.
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There's an atmosphere here unlike anywhere else that lends itself to those creepier pieces, and I want anyone who sees those embroideries to feel it too.
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A viewing of Nosferatu can only get creepier with the help of fake blood, which you could probably spike with some vodka for one hellish cocktail.
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Gizmodo: One of the creepier things that stood out to me was reading about the way that zombifiers like trematodes can shift the course of entire ecosystems.
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Yesterday, Roger Alverado was arrested after allegedly breaking into Taylor Swift's New York City brownstone (and, to make things that much creepier, showering and taking a nap).
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The latest promo for American Horror Story: Cult has gone full-on Purge, and it might be even creepier than season 7's many bee-related teasers.
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Its format is inspired by a game from Edo-period Japan called 100 Candles, in which samurai would tell each other increasingly scarier and creepier folk tales.
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Nothing creepier than everyone's phones going off in a crowded subway car about a wanted suspect Update 9:40AM ET: Added information about Boston Marathon bombing alerts.
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But every so often, the score and the staging melt into a quieter, creepier form of enchantment that summons some of the shimmering mystery of Welty's book.
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It would probably seem far creepier for a middle-aged woman to be obsessing over a "straight" teenage boy; it might be viewed as bordering on pedophilia.
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Alexa can speak two languages at onceSo that neural text-to-speech technology that's making Alexa sound even creepier also offers some great perks for multilingual households.
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" Neha Sohoni, a 15-year-old sophomore at Stanton, wrote in an email that the flier "became creepier the more you read it, and even more insulting.
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This music is barely less abrasive than the darker, creepier, less melodic Summertime '06, and the album's sharp lines and ominous, suggestively empty spaces fit his established template.
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Image: Burger KingThe only face that might be creepier than FCC Chairman Ajit Pai's stupid mug is the eternally frozen and smiling visage of the Burger King mascot.
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One big problem in society makes Addison's scheme all the creepier: when women accuse people of any type of assault or sexual misconduct, their motives are usually questioned.
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Elysian Fields definitely doesn't look like the pictures I used to take, but now I've found my own work moving toward that aesthetic: getter darker, a bit creepier.
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I can think of few technological advancements creepier than a drone following me around my own home like I'm on house arrest in the not-so-distant future.
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PARELES Dodie doesn't detail what "trauma" she was exposed to when "You opened a door that a kid shouldn't walk through," and that just makes "Guiltless" even creepier.
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Even creepier was "One for the Road," with Antony Sher as a state functionary careering between charm and brutality as he interrogates three tortured members of a family.
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The only thing creepier than a spot-on Harry Potter fan theory is a spot-on Harry Potter fan theory that is ... not exactly unconfirmed by J.K. Rowling herself.
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There are certainly creepier practices happening in the advertising industry, but it's troubling this is happening at Facebook because of its representations about letting you control your ad experience.
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A creepy Charles Manson painting made with the artist's blood is awaiting an even creepier finishing touch -- the cremated remains of Manson himself -- and then it can be yours.
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The razor-toothed, spindle-legged interlopers are frightening, but it's almost creepier to watch Blunt and Krasinski's characters calmly prepare to muffle the first cries of their newborn child.
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And I'll give it to LG, Hand ID is a much catchier name than "palm vein unlock," which is one of the creepier sounding smartphone features in recent memories.
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Stephanie is much creepier (and has a different name.) Way spookier than Anna Kendrick's take, book Stephanie pursues her relationship with Sean in a methodical and deceit-heavy way.
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It's even creepier when you think that the face was programmed first as sound, which makes a banshee-like screech and hiss as the track winds to an end.
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There's only one more week until we find out; the movie hits theaters on December 20, just in time to make your family Christmas movie outing a little creepier.
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The director Dan Gilroy previously teamed with his real-life wife, Rene Russo, and Gyllenhaal on another dark media tale, "Nightcrawler" (2014), and "Velvet Buzzsaw" might be even creepier.
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If you've seen the movie, you know exactly what Red means, so I won't spoil it here, but things get even creepier in a funny sort of way from there.
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But it's an important reminder that Facebook is very, very good at finding ever creepier ways of watching its billions of users, regardless of what Mark Zuckerberg says about privacy.
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And the second season ended with a doozy: the Police's "Every Breath You Take," a middle-school slow-dance favorite that sounds romantic but is much creepier under the surface.
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Kitschy and poorly-animated (by today's standards, at least), today 'Doot' serves as a reminder of technologies past, but the meme can also convey something older, creepier and more human.
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" Unclear what's creepier -- that Sacha thought of this and actually asked Cheney, or that the former VP of the United States of America had no qualms signing a "waterboard kit.
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The brief moments depicted in the trailer include Kesha with a bright bug crawling on her face, and another far-creepier one of her laying down, gagged, in a hospital bed.
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In a quest to make drones more functional (and just a little bit creepier), scientists have created a foldable robotic arm that allows drones to pick up objects inside narrow ditches.
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But I have to say, if you see the original image and what [art director] Babak Radboy did to it, [the album cover] is a thousand times creepier than the original.
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It's co-directed by Jeff Desom and Carlos Lopez Estrada, and it's shot nicely—the dim light of the hotel is disconcerting, the bright light of the fake-outdoors is even creepier.
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Some thriller aficionados in your group may prefer the creepier work of the doctor-turned-writer and midcoast resident Tess Gerritsen, especially her novel "Bloodstream," set in the fictional town of Tranquility.
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It sounds creepier in theory than it does in practice, but before following up, check your contact's social media posts for hints of a company change, vacation and illness or the like.
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Joy Behar is pulling the veil back on one of the creepier aspects of the Matt Lauer story -- the secret button in his office -- and says the public shouldn't be so shocked.
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"Voidsorption" (2017) sounds like a new millennial paper towel brand, while "Clown Clutter" (2017), a riot of primary colors, conjures Calder's "Circus" (20173), as well as the creepier aspects of clown culture.
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The highlight is "Paradis perdus," which steals the chorus to Kanye West's "Heartless" and makes it sound creepier, somehow, performed by a sincere, breathing, flesh-and-blood being over West's Auto-Tuned original.
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Creepy things happening in a (seemingly) otherwise normal word are often much creepier than creepy things happening in an already creepy world, and that seems to be a lot of what we're seeing here.
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Balloons were spotted tied to sewer grates in Australia along with a message promoting the film, but the balloons in Pennsylvania were found without messages tying them to the film, making it even creepier.
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Adding to their unease are the creepier aspects of the circles in which their brother travels, including a sycophantic manager (Ken Marino) who keeps acting like the barely pubescent kid is his best friend.
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Mica BurtonJanuary 17, 2017 But the Meitu has a darker, creepier side: it collects an inordinate amount of data about you and your phone, and sends it to a bunch of servers in China.
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There's a creepy child, an even creepier dollhouse, an unhinged performance by Toni Collette... and apparently, it all adds up to a movie so intense, it's terrifying even the most jaded midnight-movie festival crowds.
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Photo: Audrey Valasco (Cell Press)Scientists have shined a light on one of the creepier denizens of the deep sea, a pitch-black creature that can turn itself into a living lamp called the dragonfish.
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But in some ways, the story of a rifle heiress placed in the crosshairs by a nation eager to exorcise its culpability over gun deaths is a whole lot creepier than any boilerplate haunted house.
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Aiden, the older of the two, knows her history from reading one of his father's books; but though Grace may be fraying from gruesome flashbacks and hideous dreams, it's Aiden who's by far the creepier.
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It was, I imagine, a much creepier song when those women were alive (as three-quarters of them were when this show, then titled "So Long, 73th Street," opened on Broadway in 1976, and quickly flopped).
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His deconstructed music isn't sentient enough for anything beyond straightforward presentation, and where Future hides emotion under form, Scott achieves a substantially creepier deadpan; he's removed his own subjective reaction to the lifestyle from the equation.
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Our social media accounts are constantly gathering data on us, from volunteered information such as our name, to creepier details such as where we buy caramel-choc reward cupcakes after our regular Saturday morning spin class.
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Brand: Burger KingYear introduced: 1955The Burger King character has been a part of the fast food chain since its founding, but has gone through several iterations, from a smiling cartoon monarch to today's creepier mask-wearing king.
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Google will take its Android Auto project one stage further, promising to outfit new self-driving cars with actual android drivers: terrifying, endlessly grinning robot chauffeurs that come off like even creepier versions of Total Recall's Johnny Cabs.
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Yes, Ms. Venable (Sarah Paulson) is out here stopping teens from having post apocalyptic sex, and Ms. Mead (Kathy Bates) is faking radiation stunts to literally get away with murder, but no one is creepier than Michael Langdon.
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The movie plays out on two planes — Mark's plane of existence (which is our own) and that of the dolls, who are computer-animated in a fashion that might be described as a creepier variation on Toy Story.
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Samsung is pushing hard into the Internet of Things, and in an effort to show off its new ARTIK IoT platform, the company created Otto, a personal assistant robot similar to the Amazon Echo, but a bit creepier.
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From true crime films to tales that exploit our ability to scare the hell out of ourselves without much prompting, there are few things creepier than a true story, especially one that feels like it could happen to you.
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NT: And there's an even creepier element, which you write about in your book: What if Coca-Cola had figured it out first and was selling you Coke with shirtless men, when you didn't even know you were gay?
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Its fans would likely blanch to learn that among Oldenburg's early public-art proposals was an idea even creepier than the hole: speakers that would have broadcast a piercing nightly scream through the streets of Manhattan at 2 a.m.
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This time, the photo — adapted for a large-scale presentation and including the same annotations — was somehow creepier and yet even more appropriate, given the ubiquity of advertising in LA. On another billboard, the same photograph appeared without measurements.
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Because the truth is so much weirder and creepier, particularly for women, because we spend so much of our time hiding how we feel, particularly when it comes to sex and anger and all those kinds of dark emotions.
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Even taking some of its creepier paternalistic undertones (and overtones) into account, it's one of the first games I ever played where I felt like my interests in more socially-oriented mechanics (including character appearance) weren't just superficial wastes of time.
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As Phoenix, Grant gets to indulge his hammy side – make that sides, actually, since one of Phoenix's creepier quirks involves talking to himself in the mirror in the personalities of different roles he's played, like he's Willem Dafoe in Spider-Man.
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Let the Right One In, about a young girl vampire making friends with a bullied 12-year-old boy, follows a long tradition of finding monsters much creepier when they interact with kids — or when they look like kids themselves.
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It's an odd and creepy title for an odder and creepier film, in which Lily (Ruth Wilson, The Affair) plays a young nurse who moves into the home of an aging horror author (Paula Prentiss) inspired by novelist Shirley Jackson.
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" Mr. Oliver continued, "Because it is reflective of who you were, if it happened, and you've given no evidence to show that it didn't happen, then there was a period in time, for a while, when you were creepier around women.
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"It's striking that everyone assumes clandestine listening instead of coincidence — and that the actual targeting data used is likely creepier than simply listening," he noted, before conceding to a reader that he (or any other reporter) can't explain exactly how all this targeting works.
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Critics are voicing concerns that the Echo Show is even creepier than Alexa since it can listen and watch users, but Amazon says Echo Show will only activate when it hears a "wake word" (like "Alexa") and turn off after the command is done.
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In an interview with Parents magazine, Bell revealed that when she reads Snow White to her kids, she makes sure to talk them through some of the story's creepier elements — especially the kiss of true love that awakens Snow White from her poisoned sleep.
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Books of The Times Sometimes, the best approach to a book about deadly pathogens is to read it in a slightly dissociated state — it allows you to marvel at the cunning adaptability of microbial life, rather than contemplate the far creepier possibility of your own doom.
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It's still not totally clear which other beloved King characters will make an appearance in the show, or what the overall plot will be, but from the look of the new trailer—and its creepy dogs and creepier masked men—the show is bound to be terrifying.
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The lower you get, the creepier and darker everything becomes Below is a roguelike game, which means you lose everything when you die, and in order to get your stuff back (including the very necessary lantern) you need to retrace your steps and find your old body.
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But then there's creepier stuff that definitely isn't submitted voluntarily, such as the number of credit lines you have, whether you're an investor, what you invest in, whether you carry a balance on your credit card, whether you use coupons, and whether you're likely to move.
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In tone, "I Hear You" falls somewhere between Marie Jones's frolicsome two-hander "Stones in His Pockets" (about a movie crew's invasion of a rural town) and the darker, creepier "Misterman" by Enda Walsh, a dramatist in whose works Mr. Murfi has appeared as an actor.
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She offered a glimpse of the dungeonlike storage room used as a podcast studio and cheerfully pointed out some of the creepier company heirlooms, like mangy historical dioramas donated by local schoolchildren and an inflatable dictionary with arms and legs, created for a long-ago promotional campaign.
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Owing a debt to several culturally significant horror touchstones, most notably "The Stepford Wives," the film niftily probes how African Americans are treated by well-meaning whites, before the slightly awkward exchanges and tone-deaf references give way to something considerably creepier lurking beneath the neatly manicured surface.
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It takes roughly two minutes for the "Human Performance" video to abseil down into the uncanny valley and set up camp, a series of ever creepier, ever more lifelike puppets doing ever more sexual things to each other with everything moving except a cold dead stare in their eyes.
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His aim was to capture a phenomenon called "the uncanny valley," which makes robots seem creepier as they become more humanlike, but when photographer and non-practicing MD Max Aguilera-Hellweg set out to take portraits of androids for his new book Humanoid, he simply couldn't find it.
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But as traditional bluesmen go, Kumar writes unusually inventive songs, inverting the blues scale into an exuberant major key or a creepier-sounding scale that must be Indian, bursting into glossolalia just like scatting, skipping into tempo shifts that sound totally natural, and generally finding a way to escape convention.
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The Creeds, Louis and Rachel and their young children, Ellie and Gage, move to rustic Maine and find out their property includes a creepy burial ground for pets, and behind that, an even creepier burial ground where the loved ones interred "come back," as the Creeds's avuncular neighbor, Jud, puts it.
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Alex Garland went from hit screenwriter to hit screenwriter / director a few years ago with Ex Machina, and this week we finally got a look at his follow-up: a bigger, creepier sci-fi movie that seems to start off kind of like "Arrival in a jungle," and then gets much, much stranger.
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Saoirse Ronan got revenge on Timothée Chalamet in 'Little Women' for breaking her heart in 'Lady Bird' Jimmy Kimmel hilariously pranks his staff with a creepy wax figure Boris Johnson recreates the creepiest scene in 'Love Actually,' somehow makes it creepier Paul Rudd gave Aisling Bea the most ridiculous trap of a gift
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It's helpful, and creepier than it would be otherwise: It's supernatural, it's trying to kill me, and also it sounds like the person who has provided me more comfort and security than any other person, ever—the person I love most on the planet—trying to kill me—and I'm getting paid for it!
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Please don't make Jimmy Kimmel's horrifying DIY Baby Yoda Saoirse Ronan got revenge on Timothée Chalamet in 'Little Women' for breaking her heart in 'Lady Bird' Billie Eilish, Ali Wong, and Alicia Keys join forces to guess the heights of strangers Boris Johnson recreates the creepiest scene in 'Love Actually,' somehow makes it creepier
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The first scene where Jack and the other hopeful pledges meet the members of the Order would be a lot creepier if it didn't take place in broad daylight and if the mages weren't demonstrating their power with sleight-of-hand coin tricks that looked better when they were done in the first episode of American Gods.
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In those days, there was a mystical angle to some of the television dramas the channel showed, which were creepier and more experimental than today's Korean versions of ''This Is Us.'' One evening, I watched one of these dramas, which happened to co-star a ghost — a woman in white standing hunched over in a swampy rice field.
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Jimmy Kimmel hilariously pranks his staff with a creepy wax figure Saoirse Ronan got revenge on Timothée Chalamet in 'Little Women' for breaking her heart in 'Lady Bird' Billie Eilish, Ali Wong, and Alicia Keys join forces to guess the heights of strangers Boris Johnson recreates the creepiest scene in 'Love Actually,' somehow makes it creepier
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Just like being all smiles all the time made ABBA seem way creepier than any shock rocker ever did—seriously, watch the video for "Waterloo" and try not to cower in fear—ABBA: The Museum's forced march of cheeriness, which presents ABBA as the only Swedish band in the universe until they chose to stop making music and allow other Swedish bands to happen, feels almost totalitarian.
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While Mr. del Toro has made his name on scarier, creepier fare like "Pan's Labyrinth" (a fairy tale populated by sadistic military officers and sentient stickbugs in 1944 Spain), "Hellboy" (an action fantasy film about a demon spawn called up from the netherworld by Nazis) and "The Strain" (a horror TV series starring vampires with stinging, prehensile tongues), "Trollhunters" is decidedly more family friendly.
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But before we even watch the premiere, we already have some predictions about what's to come next for Archie Andrews (KJ Apa) and the gang: A new mystery — even creepier than the Black Hood — will plague Betty Cooper (Lili Reinhart), FP will hook up with Alice (we know they're #endgame), Archie will take off his shirt... Luckily, most of our theories aren't that far off — according to the show's new makeup department head, Juliana Vit, that is.
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The Merry Spinster pulls from Ortberg's creepiest recurring Toast column, "Children's Stories Made Horrific," which is just what it sounds like but simultaneously funnier and creepier than you'd expect: Fairy tales and beloved children's classics become tales of emotional vampirism, with the Wind in the Willows characters teaming up to inflict a violent intervention on Mr. Toad, or the sister from "The Six Swans" devoting her life to making it up to her mother that she was born a girl.
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Here we find Eugene von Bruenchenhein's copious photographs of his often topless and apparently game wife; the rather creepier ballerina-doll pictures made by Morton Bartlett, after devoting laborious attention to crafting the dolls themselves; the insouciant intensities of Greer Lankton, revolving around gender reassignment and the refashioning of icons, both cultural (Jackie O.) and subcultural (Candy Darling) through dolls and photographs; and selections from the inscrutable archive of Polaroids taken of actresses on television by the anonymous photographer known as Type 42.
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