Then, the handmaids themselves descended upon SXSW in the eeriest way.
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It qualifies among the eeriest documents in American political history, merry yet prophetic.
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"This is the water, and this is the well," explains its eeriest nightmare monster.
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Simulation continued to mimic life in the eeriest and most troublingly realistic ways, though.
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Your eeriest of dreams, draped in fur and bathed in blue-tinted garage lighting.
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It's the eeriest, darkest one of the lot, focussing on the steelworks of Port Talbot, Wales.
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One of the eeriest pieces of evidence emerged last year and was highlighted again on Wednesday.
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Find out what becomes of Catfish' eeriest investigation yet when a special, 90-minute episode airs Wednesday at 10 p.m.
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The eeriest resemblance here comes from K.J. Apa, who clearly put some time into learning Luke Perry's forehead-wrinkling school of emoting.
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Her fight to save her family comes at a grim cost, revealed in one of the eeriest climaxes in recent film memory.
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In the eeriest sequence, filmed at night, she and her colleagues discover a secret fishing outpost the men have told her about.
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That's what the "S" in S-Town stands for, as we learn in the opening moments of one of the year's eeriest new podcasts.
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Take a look inside a 49-story abandoned skyscraper known as 'Ghost Tower' in the middle of BangkokThe eeriest abandoned place in every state
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The final piece is perhaps the eeriest of them all; a large recreation of Lady, a female "girl-next-door" figure from Thomas the Tank Engine.
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By far the eeriest story in the Charley Project archives is that of the five Sodder children, who all disappeared under suspicious circumstances on Christmas Eve night.
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The eeriest part of all of this is that Bae had picked up on those five energies—including the female presence—without even knowing about the printout.
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If you're a fan of both podcasts and horror, there's no better time than the Halloween season to sample some of the eeriest audio offerings out there.
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In "Broken Harbor," French's eeriest novel, a family of four is assaulted in a shoddily constructed suburban three-bedroom; only the mother is left alive, and she just barely.
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Perhaps the eeriest figure is the Oracle, a hollow-eyed, golden-faced creature, who stands alone and ominous in a clearing, covered with snakes, one almost swallowing her head.
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He pressed the mould onto his own face ("the eeriest, most bizarre feeling in the world"), and promptly copied it into a white mask for his Thin White Duke rendition.
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But the eeriest stories of the night came from a guest named Sarah Rendall, who grew up at Knole House, a mansion that her family, the Sackvilles, acquired in 1603.
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Mr. Leduc said he was inspired by the Nazgûls in the "Lord of the Rings" movies and didn't intend for the figure to be the eeriest part of his piece.
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The northern and southern lights are probably the eeriest cosmic views available to us here on Earth, and 150 people on a flight from New Zealand learned that first-hand this week.
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Beverly is one of the better-developed Losers, and her fear of puberty and menstruation — driven by her abusive father, who sees her physical development as a threat to his control — gives It one of its eeriest moments.
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We're getting closer and closer to the spookiest season of the year and if you don't have your outdoor Halloween decorations figured out yet, Beetlejuice is here to make sure your lawn is the eeriest on the block.
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The big picture: One of the eeriest features of this apparent future will be new virtual and legal "borders," a formalization of attempts already afoot by the U.S. and China to bar the other from the sphere they themselves control.
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The first film is one of the sleekest, eeriest takes on the genre in modern horror, in which residents of an apartment complex are quarantined by police after one of their neighbors apparently goes mad and then attacks early responders.
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Read more:THEN AND NOW: What 8 abandoned amusement parks looked like before they became ruins30 photos of abandoned summer camps that will give you the creeps8 abandoned former prisons in the US that you can visitThe eeriest abandoned place in every state
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The eeriest work, anticipating the development of the urban environment as playground and well of extraction for a techno-financial elite, is "Nueva York Sigue Creciendo" ("New York Continues to Grow," 1967), in which huge electric towers dwarf the surrounding midtown skyline.
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However, urban legends exist all over the world, and we've scoured the globe to find the eeriest and most pervasive ones, from Nessie living in the depths of Loch Ness to a 19th century town in India whose residents seemed to have disappeared into thin air.
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From its opening minutes, when two teens sprayed a fast-food joint with bullets, heralding the start of "Robbin' Season," an unyielding anxiety has persisted, fueled by unnerving imagery, mortal peril, tragic deaths and the arrival (and bloody departure) of one of the eeriest characters to grace the small screen.
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Most of its eeriest effects come from good old-fashioned creepy dolls and flashes of darkness and are genuinely scary, but there are times when it builds an episode around an actor in a rubber mask doing a funny voice, and then it's as goofy as old-school Buffy the Vampire Slayer or Doctor Who.
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The song was also picked as an AMG Pick Track. In a 1999 review of Cake by CMJ New Music Report, Carlene Bauer commented: ""Obscurity Knocks," a high-spirited grouse about fickle fame and fleeting youth, is the best - and eeriest - number." Colin Larkin, in his 1995 book The Guinness Encyclopedia of Popular Music, described the song as "plaintive".
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It explicitly denies the validity of any unsigned puzzle. A verified puzzle has not been posted since. The puzzles focused heavily on data security, cryptography, steganography, and internet anonymity. It has been called "the most elaborate and mysterious puzzle of the internet age" and is listed as one of the "top 5 eeriest, unsolved mysteries of the internet", and much speculation exists as to its function.
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The six-and-a-half- minute opus, which featured baroque harpsichord passages, droning feedback, somber harmonies, and the chiming of a genuine 1811 ship's bell, has been described by music historian Richie Unterberger as having a "wavering, foggy beauty, with some of Michaels' eeriest keyboards." The song became something of an underground FM radio favorite and was also issued in an edited form as a single, although it failed to reach the Billboard Hot 100.
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He regards the scenes featuring the radioactive cloud as some of the "eeriest" of the series. Marcus Hearn, author of Thunderbirds: The Vault, considers the "sinister" music accompanying these scenes to be the episode's most effective element; however, he believes that the appearance of Penelope and Parker "clutters" the plot. He also argues that Penelope's phobia "diminishes" her character just as the Hood's ill-conceived plans lead the viewer to suspect that he "may not be quite the criminal mastermind his reputation suggests". In her 1991 autobiography, Sylvia Anderson wrote that the Mighty Atom itself "strains credibility" while comparing the nuclear explosion in the episode's first act to the real-life Chernobyl disaster.
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