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However, the ickiest clothing culprits come from the stores themselves.
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Sick lit exists simply to stimulate and poke at our deepest, ickiest emotions.
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The ickiest challenge had her slithering backward in a tank while live worms and dead fish were dumped on her.
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In the age of stickiest-of-ickiest-and-rising THC percentages, it appears the United States government still supplies researchers with low grade brick weed you probably smoked in high school.
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The first Romero film I saw was "Creepshow," the anthology film inspired by EC Comics, with a screenplay by Stephen King; it had one of the ickiest deaths I had ever sat through.
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Funniest and ickiest of all are Baxter Reynolds (Drew Tarver) and Andrew Wright (Ryan Gaul), who work as a team and are way too close for two guys who, they assert, are not gay lovers.
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The nominees for Justine's ickiest scene include her waxing, her hair-chewing, and her rash-scratching, and there's a sigh of relief when she and her gay roommate, Adrien (Rabah Nait Oufella), in the course of their studies, settle down to an ordinary dissection of a dog.
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Writing in The Washington Post, Carolyn See has a very negative view of Brent's biography of Joan Crawford, calling it "... one of the ickiest film biographies I've ever read." See writes: > "But suppose you gorged on old movie magazines and ghostwritten gobbledygook > and pieces of weird gossip you overheard and then decided to rewrite what > has been written and rewritten again for 80 years or so, and you picked as > your subject Joan Crawford, "gay icon par excellence"? You'd produce > something like David Bret's new biography." > Hollywood was not as it seemed -- sexually.
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Michael Phillips of the Chicago Tribune gave the film a rating of 3 out of 4, saying "While I wish van Heijningen's Thing weren't quite so in lust with the '82 model, it works because it respects that basic premise; and it exhibits a little patience, doling out its ickiest, nastiest moments in ways that make them stick". Andrew O'Hehir of Salon.com called it a "Loving prequel to a horror classic", saying "It's full of chills and thrills and isolated Antarctic atmosphere and terrific Hieronymus Bosch creature effects, and if it winks genially at the plot twists of Carpenter's film, it never feels even a little like some kind of inside joke." James Berardinelli gave it three stars out of four, saying that it "offers a similar overall experience" to the 1982 film, but "without replicating styles and situations".
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