I was surprised to find Grace and Frankie even more unsettling without psychoactive drugs in my bloodstream — far more unsettling than anyone gives it credit for.
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", and the more unsettling "LET ME OUT OF HERE!
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More unsettling news in the water disaster afflicting Flint, Mich.
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"That was more unsettling than I had anticipated," said Ritter.
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Perhaps more unsettling than the cover art was the music.
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Every answer we get only leads to more unsettling questions.
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For me, forced normalcy is more unsettling than missing eyebrows.
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The question that Alias Grace does ask is far more unsettling.
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It might be more unsettling if Cyrus didn't look so adorable.
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There's nothing more unsettling than having your smartphone stolen from you.
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G's role is even more unsettling, a mystery Fox can't crack.
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This year's tidal wave of legislation, though, has been more unsettling.
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Still more unsettling is the coming reality that coffee — quelle horreur!
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As the figure's smile becomes more unsettling, the imagery becomes more surreal.
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The footage is even more unsettling on the heels of Hall's DUI.
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The further conjunction of monstrosity—the Fame Monster—is even more unsettling.
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Far more unsettling than the bludgeoning we receive in today's horror movies.
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"That makes Twitter's casual dismissal of concerns around this all the more unsettling."
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And offline, hacker activities were much more unsettling to the international status quo.
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But as the days ticks by, my nervousness morphs into something more unsettling.
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The song is splintered and aggressive, like a much more unsettling Poltergeist theme.
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People who live near the tracks bore witness to a more unsettling scene.
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"Us" is more ambitious than "Get Out," and in some ways more unsettling.
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This, for all its middle-class, apartment-block milieu, is the more unsettling novel.
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Even more unsettling, the Post failed to analyze the actual statements that were made.
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But the melodramatic cash handouts are a distraction from the show's more unsettling moments.
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What was going on behind the scenes, according to the lawsuits, was more unsettling.
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There's a more unsettling change, however, which only fully crystallizes in the fourth episode.
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In contrast, a jump in prices resulting from an interruption to supply is more unsettling.
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I think the painting is more unsettling than any narrative we can apply to it.
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A second category of concerns, about the financial structure of the deals, is more unsettling.
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In the days since, the coverage has subsided, with more unsettling news from the region.
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An even more unsettling thought is that these qualities can never be excised from Twitter.
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Meanwhile, Taggart McDowell said having a daughter of her own makes Trump's actions even more unsettling.
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The only thing more unsettling than these strange and mysterious happenings is that they evade explanation.
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And it already means grappling with the more unsettling feelings that accumulate from these smaller worries.
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But this time, the reason for the frustration appears to be much more unsettling and banal.
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Everyone knew it was coming, but its impact is suddenly more unsettling as negotiations get real.
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Les Chiens de Navarre's slipstream sensibility speaks to the sense that reality has grown more unsettling.
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It's even more unsettling when you realize the real Bucky Bailey plays himself in that scene.
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The books get more and more unsettling as you turn the pages, but you can't look away.
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But even more unsettling is the fact that this is all going to happen again next year.
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Some officials say his subsequent attacks on them are only more unsettling to the rank and file.
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The more unsettling the show seems, the more brainspace it consumes, and the more obsession it breeds.
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And here's an even more unsettling bit of news: The closer the relationship, the bigger the whoppers.
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But for many, the issue of Jews and money has proved far more unsettling, Ms. Morris said.
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The new Affetto is somehow less creepy than its rigid gloss-faced predecessor, but so much more unsettling.
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But according to Minkoff, these kinds of darker, more unsettling moments are necessary for accurately portraying modern conflict.
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And more recently, people have noticed something even more unsettling: Joe's likeness to notorious serial killer Ted Bundy.
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Australian animals are terrifying enough, but it doesn't get more unsettling than watching one of them eat another.
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When the book turns to the subject of H.M. himself, it becomes more unsettling — and also more fraught.
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But in truth, the most significant change is not Trump's ascension; it's something much larger and more unsettling.
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It's even more unsettling covering two Republican presidents who fit this description: George W. Bush and Donald Trump.
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Even more unsettling was the ad that claimed I wanted to be tied up and repeatedly sexually assaulted.
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But they also point, again and again, to a larger, even more unsettling revelation: This was Hollywood all along.
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But at an event this week, founder Marc Raibert managed to unveil something simultaneously more unsettling and technologically impressive.
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Right next to the photo from his backyard is an even more unsettling photo of Sandler inside his SUV.
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This quandary is all the more unsettling because its object happens to be the body of a pregnant woman.
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This remix—like many on this list—uses drops as super weapons, which makes its inescapability all the more unsettling.
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The deeper we get into any sort of "answer" regarding what's going on, the more unsettling the whole prospect becomes.
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Plepler, meanwhile, tried to maintain a cheery disposition and pushback on some of the more unsettling remarks his boss made.
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The movie's main problem is that the actual story of the Suicide Forest is more unsettling than this fictional one.
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These days, the latest YouTube sensation captivating millennials and younger generations alike is less overtly weird yet somehow more unsettling.
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That closing singalong then becomes even more unsettling, like someone grinning ear-to-ear as they walk off a cliff.
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Paul's reintroduction to Jo's world is all the more unsettling when you take into account her description of their marriage.
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The stakes of those wartime decisions were particularly stark, but the aftermath of those psychometric instruments is even more unsettling.
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Female directors do not necessarily bring feel-good feminism to the stage, however, and other plays explored more unsettling territory.
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More unsettling than terrifying, the story (by the directors and Sergio Casci) builds to a leisurely, irresolute and unsatisfying climax.
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Although Giacometti is best-known for his bronze sculptures, I found his plaster works more unsettling for their cottage cheese whiteness.
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Homeland is always at its best when it's reflecting reality, but in an eerie, more unsettling way, not an exact one.
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In more recent years, the industry that offered her an easy path into work has led her into more unsettling territory.
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The situation is made even more unsettling by the fact that Kavanaugh appears to have an expansive view of executive power.
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He got through that with the help of his fellow Marines, but the return to the United States was more unsettling.
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It all lends to a sense of nostalgia and comfort that makes the action's descent into madness all the more unsettling.
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Tobacco's self-directed video for the tune, which we're pleased to premiere below, only adds more unsettling oomph to that kick.
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Some people have used the term "uncanny valley" to describe it because the more you scroll, the more unsettling it gets.
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The banality of that room, which doesn't look particularly creepy when we first see it, somehow makes it all the more unsettling.
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For some in South Korea, however—where the game, known as Baduk, has deep roots—the victories are a little more unsettling.
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But whoever is behind it, the seemingly "family-friendly" optics of Trump's newfound religiosity are far more unsettling than they are conciliatory.
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Young, manga-esque features mask each character with an expression of aloofness that the artist then confuses with more unsettling visual concepts.
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These newer works feel more unsettling, as Webb isn't directing his criticism at people of yesteryear—he's focusing it squarely on us.
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More unsettling is the notion that meaningful messaging finally finds its place, but no one bothers to look up from their smartphones.
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In Tea's hands, sobriety, love and something like happiness are stranger and more unsettling than bohemian decadence could ever hope to be.
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These conversations, in turn, open into a larger, complex exploration of government policy and politics that grows more unsettling with each revelation.
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These conversations, in turn, open into a larger, complex exploration of government policy and politics that grows more unsettling with each revelation.
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Beyond the obvious ridiculousness of the comb incident, there are more unsettling allegations of belittling, demeaning, and borderline abusive behavior by the senator.
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The pair then have a heart-to-heart about the research, and Ed says even more unsettling things about the women he murdered.
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More unsettling news came in 2015, when residents learned that the building had sunk 16 inches and tilted 2 inches to the northwest.
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But it connects with reality in a more unsettling way, as if it is somehow feeding on the unease that accompanies its debut.
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And that's where this deceptively simple play becomes more unsettling (in ways I won't reveal), and where Mr. Joseph's skillful writing becomes apparent.
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But Yangon's downtown diversity masks a more unsettling reality for the city's Muslims -- a rising tide of Islamophobia among the country's Buddhist majority.
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Even more unsettling for Republicans has been the president's spring cleaning at the Department of Homeland Security, spearheaded by his adviser Stephen Miller.
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More unsettling, he said, had been accidentally hitting Mitch Haniger in the mouth with a 95-mile-per-hour fastball three batters later.
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"Beau's death is very, very fresh in his mind, and so now these attacks on Hunter are even more unsettling," Mr. Mowrer said.
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The ads and creepy suggested friends and prompts to celebrate holidays that may or may not apply all add up to something more unsettling.
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More unsettling is the reality that contractors tend to be much more socioeconomically diverse than the full-time employees in the tech companies themselves.
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And the harassment might be a little more unsettling for the very same reasons VR is so alluring: it's visceral, it's enthralling, it's real.
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That's pretty scary, but what's even more unsettling is that the government may not be prepared to deal with the effects of the storm.
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Instead, it was something even more unsettling (for techies, at least): a genuinely substantive debate over the future of tech platforms big and small.
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Similarly, the Death Stranding soundtrack stands as a model of how to bend the language of schlock toward something more unsettling and genuinely weird.
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The teaser trailer for the film adaption of Stephen King's most terrifying novel has officially dropped, and it's far more unsettling than the first film.
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Death Stranding Norman Reedus ripping off his toenail was somehow more unsettling than all of the zombie murders of the past half-hour put together.
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Said clown uses the power of fear and phobia to exploit Its victims' weaknesses and make their deaths (or psychological torture) all the more unsettling.
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It's all the more unsettling in virtual reality, where the camera sits uncomfortably close to the ground, and the visuals are given an eerie depth.
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More unsettling than the report is the possibility that President Donald Trump believed that the North Korean nuclear threat could be solved by a handshake.
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A small self-portrait on a nearly square canvas (16 3/8 by 15 3/8 inches), dated winter 1907-spring 1908, is more unsettling.
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Even more unsettling was a New York Times report that the new emails were obtained from a review of electronic devices belonging to former Rep.
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For the most part, Felix seems to be a genuinely good guy, which only makes his secret desire for a docile sex object more unsettling.
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Authoritarians are also deeply concerned with rules, stability, and hierarchies, which makes illegal immigration, with its connotations of uncontrolled unlawful behavior, even more unsettling to them.
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Considering there are still issues surrounding the socioeconomic politics of Jamaican Patois, it becomes even more unsettling when the artists incorporate "light patois" into their music.
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"It seems like we are heading towards even more unsettling times in the near future than we are in at present." reckons Chris Haslam of Gnod.
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Coupled with the fact that the actors writhe and prance about like actual cats, the bizarre CGI used on the actors becomes all the more unsettling.
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Even more unsettling, as the cadaver coughs up its clues — a severed tongue; blackened lungs — the mortuary itself begins to stir with shuffling signs of life.
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For Varys, knowledge and influence is everything, and there's nothing more unsettling than the realization that somebody he cannot control has more of both than he does.
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One unknown is more unsettling: we have no way of knowing the systemic effects of pre-emptive power accumulated in a single federal regulator for young industry.
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It's not just humans: You can train and create with the StyleGAN algorithm on other images, such as furniture, cars, and in a more unsettling example, cats.
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Nothing is more unsettling than not knowing where you're next meal is coming from, even if it's for a few hours, a day, or a single week.
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The robot in question was an adorable little Nao model—the researchers say it resembles "a child or toy"—which makes the whole thing even more unsettling.
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Everything about the coronavirus crisis looks and feels like a war that is all the more unsettling because the enemy is invisible and immune to brute force.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK There are few things more unsettling—and recognizable—than the realization you've started to catch feelings for your best friend.
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Driscoll looking up from a bag of fertilizer at Nancy and Jonathan, fertilizer all over her face, is one of the more unsettling moments of Stranger Things 3.
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But his music has always been a bit more surreal and a bit more unsettling, utilizing synth melodies and effects processing that favor hazy disjunct and abstract logic.
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James Blake has coaxed warm, soulful character from it; other artists, like Aphex Twin point to the otherworldly and not-quite-human aspects in a more unsettling way.
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If there is a more unsettling yet fascinating fusion of the cute and the grotesque than tiny baby head sculptures, then one would be hard-pressed to find it.
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The more Game of Thrones was about bringing Martin's vision to the screen, the better it was — darker, stranger, less compromised, more unsettling, more gripping, easier to care about.
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LAS VEGAS — Mikal Bridges is the most crystallized lottery pick in his draft class, which is one reason why his entrance into the NBA was more unsettling than expected.
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This time around, as Spain has shifted from a two-party system to a much more fragmented political landscape, a national election could be even more unsettling and unpredictable.
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This situation is even more unsettling when you realize Rachel may have just dropped literal stacks of cash on a televised relationship that might not be long for this world.
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"The prospect of an election-year abortion debate is far more unsettling to Republicans, and could fire up already-energized liberals while cleaving centrist women from the G.O.P.," they wrote.
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The fact that no one on the bus comes to her aid is even more unsettling, or maybe it's Aimee downplaying the whole thing by making excuses for the guy.
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This new effort by Cosmo was even more unsettling because they specifically targeted kids, and Snapchat didn't care (until parents were alerted) because they had shareholders they needed to keep happy.
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The pace of change and the new ease with which rich-world companies can outsource work have eliminated the old boundaries around knowledge and created a new, more unsettling trade landscape.
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It's the sort of thing you might hear at the peak of one of the more unsettling David Lynch films—a soundtrack to the party right before the shit hits the fan.
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While the absence of Duda and Wright hasn't been what has crippled the offense in the short term, the performances that have held the team back are of a more unsettling variety.
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Hulu's adaptation of The Handmaid's Tale is said to be set in "a dystopian near-future," but some of its more unsettling images hit a little too close to home in 2017.
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It was amusingly Trumpian — Donald Trump often expresses admiration for things Donald Trump does or owns — but it was also revealing of some of his less commented-upon but more unsettling qualities.
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To make matters more unsettling, after the super shocking firing of Comey, Trump turned around and told Russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov that axing the guy had taken "great pressure" off him.
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His behavior gets more and more unsettling, and it eventually becomes apparent that he's the one who's been cracking the glass, so he can have an excuse to spend time with the daughter.
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It's more unsettling to realize that we don't fully understand the technology we use daily and that we have minimal recourse when our electronic lifelines do annoying things seemingly of their own accord.
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A more unsettling development was Mr Trump's visit to Warsaw before the G20, where the president's speech echoed the ideologies both of Mr Putin and of Poland's populist-nationalist Law and Justice government.
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The website describes it as "a crowd-sourced picture of human opinion on how machines should make decisions when faced with moral dilemmas," but the information that's actually being gathered is more unsettling.
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More unsettling, haphazard enforcement and surveillance efforts there have upended commerce with our No. 2 trading partner and have struggled to stop extremists, drug traffickers and illegal immigrants from entering the United States.
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One day it could be used to quickly clear blockages and clots that contribute to strokes and aneurysms, while at the same time making the current state of robotic evolution even more unsettling.
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"Lord of All the Dead," Cercas's "nonfiction novel," first published in Spanish in 2017, presents an altogether more unsettling challenge for politically correct readers — as it must have done for the author himself.
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More unsettling is a sequence in a supermarket, where Ms. Bernard plays a woman who has caused a stir by lying down — in Aisle 7, next to the watermelons — and pulling her dress up.
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It's an indescribable mix of hope and despair in the air that gets more unsettling on a daily basis, and you can't even get on social media without going deeper into the rabbit hole.
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One of the more unsettling consequences that results from perpetuating the "drain the swamp" myth, is its ready translation into spurious lines of attack against political opponents that only exacerbate potentially calamitous societal division.
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It's no coincidence that "BoJack Horseman" itself replicates the plots of sitcoms—Princess Carolyn goes on a series of bad dates, BoJack crashes a wedding—to inject them with something rawer and more unsettling.
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Today, she's turned in a Noisey Mix that explores the concept of covers in general, including her "Summertime Sadness" flip among a host of tracks that similarly transform their source material into something more unsettling.
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Luckily, though, we live in a day and age where there are plenty of cake decorating videos out there that we can use as palette cleansers after looking at either of these more unsettling photos.
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But one of the more unsettling parts of flying, those airplane lavatory toilets that sound like jet engines when flushed, might soon be much quieter thanks to some long overdue research from Brigham Young University.
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With President Trump lurching from crisis to crisis, each more unsettling and damaging than the last, it is time to ask what has previously seemed improbable: Are we approaching the end of the Trump presidency?
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More unsettling is the unraveling of the starting rotation and the increasingly apparent deficiencies of two rookies, third baseman Miguel Andujar and second baseman Torres, who lately have looked more like the greenhorns they are.
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When Marie Kondo suggested getting rid of books that didn't spark joy, book lovers were outraged: Didn't Kondo know that the best books would spur emotions that were much richer and more unsettling than joy?
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Somewhere voters, in Goodhart's description, are more rooted and have "ascribed" identities — Scottish farmer, working class Geordie, Cornish housewife — based on group belonging and particular places, which is why they find rapid change more unsettling.
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The data linking Facebook to these attacks is even more unsettling—"Wherever per-person Facebook use rose to one standard deviation above the national average, attacks on refugees increased by about 13 percent," the Times reported.
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But the cases that jump off these self-congratulatory pages are the ones concerning deaths of children, about which Di Maio is not in the least sentimental, but coolly analytic, which is somehow even more unsettling.
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"I guarantee American voters took notice and felt more unsettling confirmation as to why we don't much like typical politicians, because they campaign one way but act another way," the GOP's 2008 vice presidential nominee added.
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But the melodramatic photos look no less real, in their way, than any view you can find with your own eyes, making them much deeper and more unsettling jokes about truth and the nature of perception.
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But instead of verbally abusing me when I confuse the time for a recent lunch in Manhattan, McEnroe does something more unsettling: He fails to respond to my apology or even acknowledge that anything has happened.
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YMFEES, apparently short for "Your Mom's Favorite Easy-E Song," makes those philosophical meanderings feel even more unsettling as it undertakes its boundary-pushing psycho-journey through claustrophobic industrial clattering, digitalist dub refractions, and humid atmospherics.
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But beneath many of Maar's more unsettling takes on the feminine body, a feminist sensibility lurks, anticipating many female artists of future generations, from second-wavers Cindy Sherman and Ana Mendieta to the 21st-century Surrealist Genesis Belanger.
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Suspicions range from Russian mischief-making to the even more unsettling idea that a British leaker hoped to ensure a more Brexit-friendly person is appointed ambassador after Theresa May steps down as prime minister later this month.
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Moments like this, which touch on the way Castle Rock is decaying as an isolated relic of American history, are more unsettling than those that suggest a supernatural curse is what's really affecting the people who live there.
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In the aftermath of a much more unsettling scandal involving her predecessor, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, who stood down after he was accused (but never convicted) of sexual assault in 2011, she has been seen as competent and calm.
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That gets even more unsettling when you consider how many underage people play these games, and how much they spend; my own younger sibling, a few years ago, drained $400 from my bank account on Xbox Live purchases.
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More unsettling and complex are the Seat Assignment photographs made when the artist limits herself to whatever materials she has access to while confined to her seat: in-flight magazines, the seat belt, snacks offered by flight attendants.
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What lingers after the last page of this terrific novel is not laughter or thunderbolts or the endless resilience of communities of color but something far more unsettling: grief, like the sound of many waters, wide, dark, deep.
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As I watched, my mind kept drifting to a different British-made six-episode series, "Happy Valley," which haunted me for months after I watched it, particularly a final sequence that was more unsettling than many entire shows.
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Image: USDA (Read more here)Perhaps even more unsettling than the smorgasbord of insanely vicious, stomach-turning deaths that pepper this book like so many spores is Simon's more nihilistic foray into the idea that free will isn't real.
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You find yourself scrolling to the comments in the middle of the more unsettling scenes, the digital equivalent of turning to a friend in the movie theater and gauging their reaction to the batshit thing you just saw onscreen.
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In the same year we saw Mario turn into a T. rex and a taxi, it's still perhaps more unsettling to see him crouched behind cover, blasting away at enemies with the Mushroom Kingdom's version of a plasma gun.
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More unsettling still for them will be if Clinton does win and makes headway in the South, either in consolidating the Democrats' grip on Virginia and North Carolina or with a surge of support in Georgia or even Texas.
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This would be unremarkable were it not for the fact that the two were enrolled at NYU that semester, making the shrine to the famous teens more unsettling because they were not just celebrities now, they were our classmates.
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What impressed me most about this episode was the way it turned what could have been a major disadvantage in the quest to make Gilead ever more unsettling into an advantage; namely, how familiar we are with everything now.
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Again this is a generalization, but the idea that companies can secretly use your personal information to manipulate you seems much more unsettling to Europeans than the knowledge that the government is tracking subway rides and videotaping city streets.
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The film brings the familiar signposts of Hollywood storytelling "to a state of heightened attention and pushes beyond the clichés of heroism and suspense toward something a good deal more unsettling," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
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Set in Kentucky mostly at night and mostly underground, its creators describe the game as magical realist but it is both more unsettling and mundane than the genre's literary touchstone, Gabriel García Márquez's 216 novel One Hundred Years of Solitude.
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Because that permission has been granted, "Playtest" looks like another relatively lighthearted episode at first, which makes it all the more unsettling when it gets darker and crueler, leading to one of the most cynical endings in the show's history.
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Although state officials said Mr. Williams had experienced an "involuntary muscle reaction" during his execution, some witnesses depicted a far more unsettling scene at the Cummins Unit in rural Varner, where the three other men were also put to death.
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My own colleagues have faced levels of vitriol when writing about and analyzing celebrity that I'm sure were much more unsettling than any commentary Olivia Munn has received from bloggers who thought her suit looked like it was from the American Hustle wardrobe.
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Like Pee-wee's Playhouse, Wonder Showzen embraced the trappings of children's shows from another era, but instead took them to a far more unsettling place, with kids dancing to songs about slavery and puppets berating people on the streets of New York.
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It is an even stranger and more unsettling place to spend time than the actual three-dimensional world is, and if you have spent any time in the actual three-dimensional world of late, you know that this is saying quite a bit.
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Still, much of the credit here belongs to Price, who wrote the first five chapters, deftly beginning with a story that appears rooted in reality before gradually peeling back layers -- in exceptionally creepy fashion -- that suggest a more unsettling force at play.
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The movie is reportedly set on the same timeline as the 2004 Sarah Michelle Gellar film (which itself was a remake of the 2002 Japanese movie Ju-On: The Grudge) but already it looks bloodier, more chaotic, and just generally more unsettling.
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"The seepage of conspiracy theorizing from the digital fever swamps into life offline is one of the more unsettling developments of the Trump era, in which the president has relentlessly pushed groundless conspiracies to reshape political narratives to his liking," Mike and Kevin write.
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Suspicions range from familiar Russian mischief-making to the even more unsettling idea that the leaker hoped to ensure a more Brexit-friendly person is put in the key diplomatic post after, as is widely expected, Mr Johnson becomes prime minister later this month.
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What makes "lock her up" more unsettling than some analogous birther chant, though, is that calling Clinton a crook isn't as inherently toxic or self-marginalizing as calling Obama a Muslim foreigner, and it puts Clinton in the practically impossible position of proving a negative.
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Though THIEF is in no way a "metal" band, the members' appreciation for the genre lingers; the artwork for the album was done by Manuel Tinnemans (Deathspell Omega, SUNN O))), Urfaust), and the overall dark, inhuman vibe is more unsettling than most black metal albums.
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More unsettling still, the video has racked up over 1.7 million views in the last three days... though, to be fair, that doesn't seem like much when you consider that the "home movie" Kylie shared on YouTube after she announced Stormi's birth has almost 60 million.
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And then notice how the "lively spite the house felt for them" at the end of the paragraph wrenches us out of that cozy fairy tale space, into someplace still a little supernatural — it's a world where houses can have feelings — but altogether more unsettling and unsettled.
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When Refinery29 asked Josie Rourke, the director of Mary, Queen of Scots, about the decision to make this Elizabeth more unsettling to look at, Rourke said it was to find the vulnerability and humanity in a woman that would go on to reign over England for 45 years.
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This one actually looks a lot more unsettling than its horror siblings, The Witch and It Comes at Night (which were released by A24 in 2016 and 2017), in a way that is maybe good if you want really scary things but maybe not good if you're me.
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But a couple of more unsettling conclusions leap out: The study indicates that two-thirds of weed is consumed by people who smoke every day, and that 22 percent of all weed is consumed by poor people who are blowing upward of a quarter of their incomes getting high.
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But Mike E.'s conversion was more quotidian than that, and therefore more unsettling; somehow, over time, he had fallen into a particularly dark rabbit hole, where some of the most disturbing and discredited ideas in modern history were repackaged as the solution to twenty-first-century malaise.
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While the writers rely a bit too much on creepy twin tropes, like having the siblings talk in unison or finish each other's sentences, they also provide even more unsettling moments, like Myfanwy starting a conversation with one version, walking down the hall, then continuing her chat with another sibling.
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While the activity has been unsettling for nearby residents, more unsettling is the reason authorities homed in on this particular field: It's the same area where a convicted child killer buried 13-year-old Cindy Zarzycki after kidnapping and killing her in 1986, Warren Police Commissioner Bill Dwyer told CNN.
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Without his iconic depictions of the reanimated monsters, zombies may never have impacted on fantasy media in the way they've managed, across TV, movies and, naturally, video games, which have long used the sometimes shambling, sometimes sprinting nasties as cannon fodder, level-ending bosses and, just sometimes, something rather more unsettling.
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Extreme close-ups get uncomfortably intimate and keep viewers on edge from the first frame; juxtaposing the sound of stretching leather with a shot of the individual folds of skin on a pair of quivering lips is the stuff of nightmares, made all the more unsettling because it never coheres into sense.
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But the ones doing the actual shouting at Tuesday evening's "Messiah" performance, the singers of the Westminster Symphonic Choir, have faced news more unsettling: that their parent, Westminster Choir College in Princeton, N.J., may be sold if not shut down by Rider University, with faculty members reported to have received notices of layoffs.
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Americans are, of course, continuing to learn more unsettling truths from the dozen or so other investigations that are continuing, such as the one in New York that has already landed Mr. Cohen a three-year prison sentence for campaign-finance violations that prosecutors said Mr. Trump was also involved in, from the White House.
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Elsewhere, the central punch line is something more unsettling, as viewers can see in "Concert with Eight Figures," which is arranged like "Concert with a Bas-Relief" (1624–1000), where to the left of center a man grips his violin's unusually shaped neck between his knees as he gazes fondly at the ruminating youth.
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But for those willing to go down the rabbit hole, a closer examination of the series — and, particularly, the recent Pocket Camp mobile game — reveals something much more unsettling: a dark mirror that inadvertently reflects some of the most ruthless and dehumanizing elements of modern society, and how they can degrade our social and ethical bonds.
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One of the more unsettling tactics includes misleading center locations and titles, such as "AAA Women for Choice of Manassas," a crisis pregnancy center that has set up shop where a real abortion clinic used to be in an attempt to fool women into thinking the new fake clinic performs the same medical procedures women had previously received there.
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A scene in which Irena plays with a caged bird and inadvertently causes it to die of fright, or one where, dining with Oliver and his friends at a cheery boîte called the Belgrade, she is spooked by a feline older woman who addresses her in Serbian as "sister," are more unsettling than the movie's conventional scares.
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In both the 1991 film and its sequel, "Addams Family Values," Wednesday engages in activities far more unsettling than either of her previous incarnations: She electrocutes Pugsley; drops her baby brother, Pubert, from the roof; buries a cat alive; and takes down the cultural insensitivity of Thanksgiving in a way that ends with a summer camp in flames.
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Many later historical accounts have recast World War I and the unstable peace that followed as merely a prelude to World War II. The exhibition at PAFA serves as a corrective of sorts to the historical accounts that downplay the complexity and importance of World War I for American artists, providing a more unsettling and honest picture of a nation's reaction to it.
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It seems fantastically unlikely that he'd be the killer behind all of this, but he's a hell of a red herring, staring the young lawyer down as he explains that certain women have a "vibration" that leads them to treat men like balls of yarn, a speech made more unsettling by how carefully he's painting the nails of a corpse.
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In the educated suburbs where Mr. Trump's party is already on defense — and struggling to dissuade moderate women from deserting it altogether — the prospect of an election-year abortion debate is far more unsettling to Republicans, and could fire up already-energized liberals while cleaving centrist women from the G.O.P. By midday Tuesday, multiple Democratic congressional candidates, in areas like northern New Jersey and the outer suburbs of Chicago, had attacked their Republican opponents for their views on abortion.
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