Watch out playtime — things just got a lot more ghoulish.
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She's much more ghoulish than her television counterpart, killing without conscience or hesitation.
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Similarly, even the more ghoulish imagery had some meaning connected to charity, and selflessness.
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TAKES 1 HOUR:If you're looking for something a little more ghoulish for your party, this is the dessert for you.
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The boys I knew who partook in the countdown were not more ghoulish than any other undergraduate men I knew.
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Things got more ghoulish during the Nixon years, with elaborate Halloween decorations, candy and scares organized annually for hundreds of local children.
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As Harry Potter starts school at Hogwarts, viewers get to see the Great Hall decked out with floating pumpkins and more ghoulish decor for Halloween.
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Each animatronic body was hand-sculpted down to the freckles and hair (human!), all applied by hand, piece-by-piece, and none more ghoulish than Mr.
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So Boehme said that's just as plausible a theory as the more ghoulish tale that's more commonly spun, though all the home's eccentricities can sometimes be difficult to explain.
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The moment this happens, when Renata's face sharpens into a barely hidden scowl, Renata realizes that Mary Louise is truly much more ghoulish and calculating than she'd thought her to be.
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The film opens with Mad Dog murdering a former lover and her child — a sequence played for manic comedy, largely because both his victims are overweight — and the story just gets more ghoulish from there.
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It feels, at least to me, like every day, the world becomes a little more ghoulish and harder to bear, and if I'm having a good day, well, all I have to do is hop on Twitter to be reminded of why I should maybe feel otherwise.
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The artist and characters sometimes take violence with a playful attitude, for example getting tired of fighting and agreeing to have sex instead of continuing a battle. Wilson's later work became more ghoulish, featuring zombie pirates and visualizations of the Virgin of Guadalupe as a rotting vampire mother. In many respects, however, his work has remained consistent since his emergence in the 1960s. In contrast to the many countercultural figures who have moderated their more extreme tendencies and successfully assimilated into the mainstream of commercial culture, Wilson's work has remained troubling to mainstream sensibilities and defiantly ill-mannered.
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" Lisa Schwarzbaum of Entertainment Weekly gave the film an A-, saying "The resulting homage to Frankenstein in particular and horror movies in general is exquisite, macabre mayhem and a kind of reanimation all its own." Michael Phillips of the Chicago Tribune gave the film two and a half stars out of four, saying "The monster-movie component of Frankenweenie stomps all over the appeal of the original 30-minute version." Linda Barnard of the Toronto Star gave the film three out of four stars, saying "High-concept and stylish, Frankenweenie is a playlist of films and characters from Burton's movie-loving childhood." James Berardinelli of ReelViews gave the film three out of four stars, saying "Even as the narrative becomes progressively more ghoulish and a Godzilla wannabe shows up, Frankenweenie never loses its heart.
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