Each tale of torture is more horrific than the next.
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But, according to Watts' confession, the night became even more horrific.
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I'd never seen anything more horrific and upsetting in my life.
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The horror is so much more horrific, thanks to his work.
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I am thankful this situation did not end under more horrific circumstances.
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Even more horrific is the identity of the alleged perpetrator of those events.
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As more horrific details emerged, the government scrambled to respond to the incident.
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In Syria, the tragic seven-year war is somehow growing even more horrific.
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I love jazz, for instance, but there's nothing more horrific than bad jazz.
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Now, that doesn't make it less horrific; in fact, it makes it more horrific.
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If you are a woman in these camps, you face even more horrific treatment.
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That trailer is only slightly more horrific than the trailers for Ma and Brightburn.
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More horrific attacks have followed, including in Iraq on Friday and today in Pakistan.
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You can't get any more horrific than lynching people on the black church grounds.
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The film also features some moments that are more horrific than they are just downright disgusting.
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"All Creatures Here Below" is a Midwestern tragedy that, scene by scene, grows incrementally more horrific.
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In the years after the Chibok girls' kidnappings, Boko Haram's tactics have grown even more horrific.
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Click here to view original GIFTry as they might, clowns will always be more horrific than fun.
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And though accidents are bound to happen in home kitchens, more horrific things go wrong in restaurants.
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For them, compromising those principles would be even more horrific and detrimental to society than any shooting.
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"There are few acts more horrific than the long-term sexual abuse of a child," Anderson said.
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"I can't think of anything more horrific than having to spend your life in prison," she said.
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Kim is okay, and it could have been so much more horrific, so we're happy that she's okay.
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Kim is okay and it could have been so much more horrific, so we're happy that she's okay.
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The damage was even more horrific in Haiti — which was hit Tuesday — with nearly 1,000 dead, reported Reuters.
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Alas, while Wahlberg knows exactly how to pull off those muscles, Richie's version is more horrific than hot.
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Enemy losses were much higher, but that only made the war seem more horrific and out of control.
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But, again, I fear that it's likely that we will see more horrific events like the one in Orlando.
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Even more horrific, we appear to be getting worse at driving during an age of evermore distracting digital devices.
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The odds are impossible, the dangers innumerable — nature at her most callously indifferent, horrific monsters, even-more-horrific humans.
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Unfortunately, the news behind the news — everything that Trump's antics and scandals distract us from — is even more horrific and demoralizing.
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I won't go into the details, because hers is not my story to tell, but Amber's experience was even more horrific.
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But what's even more horrific is that the bodies of two workers killed in the collapse have still not been recovered.
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The first half of the movie occupies the space between heist and comedy, before morphing into something more horrific and malevolent.
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The only thing that could make this show more horrific would be a crazed axe murderer who already lives in the forest.
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Hardy called the case "one of the more horrific cases I've seen in my 23 years as a prosecutor," the Courant reports.
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More often than not, war is much longer, much more expensive, much bloodier, much more horrific than anyone thought at the beginning.
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The whole process and method, in a way, it's even more horrific now, because it's more clinical, more controllable, and etcetera, etcetera.
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There arises, alarmingly and inevitably, what is effectively a debate as to which history is more horrific, that of slavery or the Holocaust.
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"It's hard to conceive of a policy more horrific than intentionally separating children from their parents as a form of punishment," she said.
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I mean, really, nothing is more horrific than imagining yourself in a slap fight with someone who barfs up their spleen on you.
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If that wasn't horrible enough, his blank face allowed for the projection of our own fears, the emptiness making him ever more horrific.
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Saying that for conservatives compromising first principles would be "more horrific and detrimental to society than any shooting" creates a tragic false dilemma.
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But Ms. Oakley worries that climate change will bring more horrific scenes like the ones she and her family are still grappling with.
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"People who'd gone through an experience more horrific than I can imagine were just sitting on trolleys not speaking to us," said Ramadhan.
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In Rwanda, we saw more horrific brutality, as 85033,000 people were killed, solely for being the wrong ethnicity, in a three-month long genocide.
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A scary moment up in the air turned even more horrific as passengers aboard a plummeting plane claimed the flight crew started freaking out.
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Bran inadvertently destroyed Hodor's entire life, a fact made instantly more horrific as we see that life come to an end outside that mountain cave.
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What makes it all the more horrific is the film's lack of a strong redemptive counternarrative and the absence of even a pretense of holiness.
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This is even more horrific when you consider that Georgia's suppressive voter ID laws are at the center of the debate at this very moment.
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I've seen the accusations become more horrific and extreme with time and I have witnessed my father's reputation and legendary work be dismissed without any proof.
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It's far more horrific than it sounds… but you can't do anything to change it, and in the context of Halcyon's bureaucracy, that makes perfect sense.
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Many are now saying the government's admission that its missiles accidentally shot down the plane is more horrific than the Trump administration's killing of the general.
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Even more horrific, the pellets often must stay within the human body as there is often no safe or reasonable way to remove hundreds of tiny shards.
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She realizes that no lightning bolt's going to come from the sky and strike her down, and that's when she realizes that that's the more horrific punishment.
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He delivers an experience that is grotesque and at times funny, but it's all the more horrific because you know that everything you're watching is the actual thing.
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The final scene, in which the nuns, one by one, walk to the guillotine singing Poulenc's forlornly beautiful setting of the Salve Regina, felt more horrific than ever.
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And, if someone taking away your fundamental human rights is what really frightens you these days, Hulu's adaption of The Handmaid's Tale is more horrific than any horror movie.
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As the New York Times reports, the military recently started retaliating against those protesters with deadly shootings, sexual assaults, and more horrific acts throughout the nation's capital of Khartoum.
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I'm hoping that a country that survived, at great cost, the far more horrific challenge of blue and gray can find a way to manage blue and red too.
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Carol and Therese are ruing the consequences of their love, fleeing the hurt of a morality clause in a legal judgment that, under the circumstances, sounds more horrific: morality claws.
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The women discover that these crimes are connected to the society that created many of them, and they race to try and stop the perpetrators from conducting more horrific experiments.
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"It is difficult to imagine facts that are more horrific than those found in this case," Fulton County District Attorney Paul L. Howard Jr. said in a statement to PEOPLE.
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It's heartbreaking at times: when Thelma tries too hard to fit in at a college party, the sequence is just as gut-wrenching as some of the movie's more horrific reveals.
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Ned Stark's older daughter has gone from an innocent but shallow teen with delusions of royalty to a quiet, resolute leader who has survived more horrific things than you can imagine.
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The results of such a procedure, which no scientific review board would approve, would be even more horrific than what the Italian "head transplant" surgeon claims he wants to do one day.
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The six women on the expedition have faced their own struggles growing up with albinism - some more horrific than others - and are now fighting the stigma and raising awareness about the condition.
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Movies about the dark side of filmmaking are a dime a dozen, but this one turns its focus on the low-budget variety, where actions become more desperate and abuse much more horrific.
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The Orlando massacre "is more horrific evidence of the unique lethality of the AR-25," Joshua Koskoff, a lawyer representing the families of those killed and injured in Sandy Hook, Connecticut, said in a statement.
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If the apocalypse came — some even more horrific Spanish Flu-style epidemic, say — and society's infrastructure crumbled, I could see myself still making use of the phone by plugging it into my solar-powered charger.
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It's also stomach-churning because every new detail uncovered makes the crime seem more horrific: Omar Mateen, the shooter, apparently frequented the club and used Grindr, and his wife may have known about the attack.
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The crime could scarcely have been more horrific: In January 1996, 9-year-old Amber Hagerman of Arlington, Texas, was kidnapped by an unknown man who forced her off her bike and into his black pickup.
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The six women on the "Climb for Albinism" expedition have faced their own struggles growing up with the condition - some more horrific than others - and are now fighting the stigma and raising awareness about the condition.
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Bell's mother, Audra Bell, tells Broadly that the coroner believes Bell was dead for two days before she was found, which turns this tragic crime into an even more horrific nightmare, especially for Bell's young son.
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I kept texting screengrabs of the more horrific replies and saying, "lol, another one," and, "haha look this nightmare's grammar" when one man told me I deserved to be bought and sold for his own use.
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But because they lack the lurid storyline of a twisted sicko with compelling quirks and graphic rituals, this in many ways more horrific and commonplace form of mass brutality flies under the radar for most of the public.
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The short fiction of another up-and-comer, Bracken MacLeod, feels far more horrific to me, although there's almost nothing of the supernatural in his superb new collection, 260 VIEWS OF THE SUICIDE WOODS (ChiZine Publications, paper, $21977).
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"There's a lot that young kids will really feel and relate to and hopefully this continues as her journey becomes more difficult and she starts to experience some of the more horrific parts of the story," Kochavi said.
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"What makes the entire situation all the more horrific is that we have had to wage an almost inconceivable battle with Facebook to provide us with the most basic of protections to remove the most offensive and incendiary content."
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The Boiler Room Weekender fiasco was a jarring reminder of both the importance and fragility of safe spaces in nightlife—as were, on a much more horrific level, the shootings at Pulse in Orlando and the Bataclan in Paris.
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"Allegations of abuse against a helpless, innocent child are even more horrific and disturbing when the crimes are committed by someone who is meant to protect the child," Darcel D. Clark, the Bronx district attorney, said in the statement.
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The mystery and horror elements fed into each other, at least until the finale, when the "solution" proved to have next to nothing to do with the story's more horrific aspects and was, instead, pretty standard murder mystery fodder.
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Meanwhile, it ignored both the racism and sexism she faced throughout her life, as well as the far more horrific crimes she perpetrated—crimes that were simply of no political use to the men who wielded her story like a weapon.
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It's contradictory to dispel Dylan's shark-drain fantasy (good album name) as irrational on the one hand, only to replace it with a more horrific fantasy: that maybe a shark will come, and if it does, you will not protect him.
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Rather, it was done in 20183, and its title, "Storefront Church Georgia Avenue, NW," refers to one of the more horrific mass shootings of our current vortex: the massacre of nine people at the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, South Carolina.
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While the trailer did spoil some things that I'd rather it didn't (like, say, how Ann Dowd's Joan was connected to the central family) I didn't see this twist coming at all — which made the moment it happened all the more horrific.
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This season, their methods are becoming more brutal, from public hangings to even more horrific mutilations than usual — except that the show is also careful to make it clear that the public face of Gilead is concerned with keeping these punishments under wraps.
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For Uzbekistan, the IS presence is particularly worrisome as hundreds of its fighters are former members of the radical Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan, a declared terrorist group considered the architect of some of the more horrific attacks carried out by IS in Afghanistan.
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In that way, it's more horrific because you weren't even aware at the time that that was particularly awful to see, because it's so beautiful and it's so well-done that it just gets quickly swept into the artistry of the film.
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"What makes the entire situation all the more horrific is that we have had to wage an almost inconceivable battle with Facebook to provide us with the most basic of protections to remove the most offensive and incendiary content," the parents wrote.
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"There is literally nothing that sounds more horrific than getting dolled up, putting on heels, and celebrating 226 with a group of strangers in a crowded nightclub," food blogger Frosted Petticoat groused in a sponsored post, next to photos of plastic gold utensils and iceberg lettuce salads.
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You may sometimes hear a creak when its engines switch gears, but that's only a sign that it this vast machine is speeding ever faster towards the confluence of White Walkers, dragons, religious zealots, bloodthirsty armadas, and a winter more horrific than any climate change, all converging on the Iron Throne.
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"We scientists bear a special responsibility for nuclear weapons, since it was scientists who invented them and discovered that their effects are even more horrific than first thought," stated the letter, posted on the website of the Future of Life Institute, a charitable organization that promotes the peaceful use of technology.
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But just when you might have thought it couldn't get any more horrific, we regret to inform you about an atrocity so unholy it's difficult to believe it actually happened: On Thursday, according to Fox affiliate KDVR, a passenger on a Frontier flight peed all over the seat in front of him.
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When a jihadist suicide bomber blows himself up near the United States-Mexican border — an attack followed by another, even more horrific bombing in Kansas City, Mo. — you may think you know what's coming: a Trump-era throwback to grim geopolitical revenger's tales that flourished during the administration of George W. Bush.
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As more horrific, heartbreaking details continue to emerge about how David and Louise Turpin allegedly starved, abused, tortured, and locked away their 28 children for decades in filth-filled homes from Texas to California, former classmates and neighbors are coming forward expressing sorrow, regret, and guilt for noticing and then ignoring signs that there was something wrong.
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Hirut and Aster are eventually captured and kept in a war camp run by a Colonel Fucelli, who commands a Jewish-Italian soldier, Ettore Navarra (or "Foto"; he always keeps a camera with him), to capture the Ethiopian prisoners in another, perhaps more horrific way: by taking pictures of them as they're thrown off a cliff.
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The horrors of the Civil War were still more horrific than those of the Revolution, and yet few are sorry that it was fought; in any case, that war has never been subject to the same amnesia, in part because, given the presence of photography and wire-service telegraphy, it was hard to hide those horrors in neat packets of patriotism.
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I think all these factors make the ending, as Alex mentioned, that much more horrific, because you're not just watching personal power games come to their dreadful resolution; you're watching the complete dehumanization of someone who was forced to bargain away her right to sexual autonomy for power, because she was trapped within a system that never saw her as fully human to begin with.
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A lot of stuff happened in 2016 to make people feel shocked, frustrated, and generally sad: The early deaths of celebrities like David Bowie and Prince, the horror show of American politics in action, the much more horrific horror show of global politics in action, a Star Wars that was just OK, an intractable humanitarian disaster in Syria that just won't seem to end, and more.
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Since then, at least 42 other nations have tried similar means of getting past the past, and the crimes they have confronted have usually been even more horrific and wide-reaching: the genocides in Rwanda and East Timor; the reign of the white supremacist, apartheid regime in South Africa; Soviet-imposed communism in East Germany; the slaughters perpetrated in Haiti after the overthrow of Aristide, in the Yugoslavian civil wars, and by Mobutu, Kabila, and so many others in the Congo; the atrocities committed by U.S.-backed, enabled, and even encouraged regimes in Brazil, South Korea, Chile, El Salvador, Panama, Uruguay.
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And once again, Feige says there's a long-game approach in play for Phase Four, which includes the first "Black Widow" solo film, the deep-dive property "Eternals" (with a prestigious creative pedigree thanks to Marvel mainstay Jack Kirby), "Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings," upgrading a cult-hit character from the '70s kung fu craze, a revival of the vampiric "Blade" franchise that launched Marvel's movie brand; and the sequels "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness" (promising to bring a more horrific edge to the MCU) and "Thor: Love and Thunder" (in which Natalie Portman will lift the hammer).
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