At one point, one of the unsettlingly buff men sprint-flails on a treadmill, while the other two unsettlingly buff men hold him back with a resistance band.
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Like the film as a whole, it's funny and unsettlingly strange.
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Everything dubbed a "magical" invention crackles with the unsettlingly soullessness of a machine.
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It seems more like a crude and unsettlingly familiar effort to demonize immigrants.
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This real one — from the 8733th or 17th century — also looks unsettlingly humanlike.
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As it stands, though, the proposal is both unsettlingly broad and pretty confusing.
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Unsettlingly, the second violins are tuned ever so slightly lower than the firsts.
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Everything Max says is unsettlingly similar to the real-life tales out of Hollywood.
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He took the Catholic Church's idea of bare bones faith to an unsettlingly literal degree.
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The Collector immediately shows himself as a total weirdo: extravagantly dressed, oddly spoken, unsettlingly mysterious.
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I don't think many people know how bitingly precise and unsettlingly funny Wiley can be.
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A creature with an unsettlingly wide-open mouth and flaps of flesh dangling from its face.
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He's unsettlingly comfortable with high-ranking Nazis, but his platform is a reasonably sympathetic pacifist isolationism.
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Can any of these unsettlingly buff people run on a treadmill like a normal human being?
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The description is so visceral, so precise, and so unsettlingly beautiful, it gives the reader chills.
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IGOR LEVIT His Carnegie Hall debut was an unsettlingly vivid highlight of the 2016-17 season.
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You've probably seen them all over Instagram — those overly cheery drawings that look unsettlingly like your friends.
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We are all dimly, unsettlingly aware that our lives are enmeshed in systems we can't fully comprehend.
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If you get too close the effect falls apart, but from the right distance it's unsettlingly convincing.
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Unsettlingly, both takes on American history seem equally valid when laid out with such exacting visual equivalency.
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What makes Mr. van Hove's interpretation so unsettlingly vivid has little to do with literal-minded topicality.
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Yet while Ms. Errico is objectively as attractive as ever, she makes an unsettlingly fine ugly American.
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When Sarah believes she's being abducted by aliens, the movie unsettlingly takes her delusion at face value.
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She returned home to find her Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, house had become unsettlingly cold after the heating malfunctioned.
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The empty charm and insecure braggadocio often present in his peers are unsettlingly, though wonderfully, absent in him.
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A way to move through the day however unsettlingly that day evolves because — well, it's got you covered.
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In 2015, the boilerplate posts telling fans to go to Vegas in unsettlingly stilted social media speak disappeared.
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The experience terminates unsettlingly at a tombstone engraved with the words "Das Is," also the title of the piece.
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Photo: GettyA number of border control checkpoints in the European Union are about to get increasingly—and unsettlingly—futuristic.
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There are incorrect game show answers, and then, there are game show answers so unsettlingly wrong, they're actually inspiring.
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Today, you can check out the Foodman remix in full—alongside a video thats also unsettlingly sugary—right here.
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Early travelers to the island felt nostalgia for England in the island's green valleys, but Tasmania is unsettlingly different.
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At the core of today's meme war is an unsettlingly reality: Facts aren't always what win hearts and minds.
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But there's also "Why The Butterflies," in which he tiptoes down an increasingly surreal path over one unsettlingly playful chord.
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The only signs of life were the groundskeepers and a few brave mourners, braced against an unsettlingly strong, icy wind.
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The house grows more crowded with the arrival of Juri (Miyu Sasaki), an unsettlingly melancholic, physically reserved girl of 5.
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When you're ready to come back to it, you just might find that your horoscope is, once again, unsettlingly on-point.
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Flynn was also, if anything, more unsettlingly pro-Putin than his boss, a dynamic that has been visible since the campaign.
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You'll also get a good look at the new, unsettlingly clean and crisp City of Glass, where the game takes place.
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But over the years, the original Queen B (sorry, Bey) has started to transform right before our eyes — almost unsettlingly so.
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Even more unsettlingly, the researchers also found that naturally occurring serotonin might play a role in activating fear systems as well.
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However, the lettuce was just a little too translucent, and the not-so-melted squares of American cheese were unsettlingly plastic.
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She also gives herself the best scene, snapping off her twinkle for a killer deadpan that becomes an unsettlingly unreadable blankness.
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There's no need for Jack to unsettlingly also announce he's going to die before his wife like some kind of goth seer.
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It strikes unsettlingly close to home at our current moment, a few weeks after the deadliest mass shooting in modern American history.
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The bit wasn't out to make anyone uncomfortable, or even to find the dark humor in Gibson's unsettlingly public battles with alcoholism.
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Her elongated neck arcs unsettlingly towards her open mouth and detached eyes, the album's hot pink title stamped obscenely across her skin.
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Even in the wake of grave illness — or, more unsettlingly, in anticipation of it — we must risk falling back asleep into wellness.
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Unsettlingly, this anonymous source sent a Motherboard reporter a screenshot the reporter's own account data, supposedly accessed from the site's security flaw.
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From straightforward, gleeful revenge stories to heartbreaking tales of loves lost and unsettlingly found, the scope of play is a constant pleasure.
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But the threat recreated in this training exercise at an abandoned beach resort here has become increasingly and unsettlingly real, Senegalese officials say.
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Closer examination reveals many of the faces are unsettlingly familiar — George Zimmerman, Dylann Roof, Darren Wilson, and others notorious for killing Black Americans.
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Ford and Tench find Benji unsettlingly emotional, as he offers them donuts — "half glazed, half cake" — and openly weeps over Beverly Jean's death.
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"What is it doing?" asks the unnamed videographer in the clip—moments before it becomes unsettlingly clear exactly what the ostrich is doing.
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But over the years, it appears to have taken a turn from the merely kinky to the, uh, unsettlingly nonconsensual throughout the years.
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His gaze was unsettlingly steady, like a therapist's, and hanging around his neck was a gold cross overlaid with a Star of David.
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In Christopher Demos-Brown's unsettlingly current play, a mixed-race couple, anxious for news of their missing son, confronts a Florida police officer.
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In Christopher Demos-Brown's unsettlingly current play, a mixed race couple, anxious for news of their missing son, confronts a Florida police officer.
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The unsettlingly large, orange, and googly-eyed creature has been simultaneously charming and terrifying hockey fans (and everyone else) since his 2018 introduction.
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It was one of those the-way-we-live-now kind of works, both homespun and high-tech, with elements familiar and unsettlingly novel.
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But when I get to the top of the mountain, I'm still able to see an unsettlingly huge orange cloud hanging in the sky.
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Unsettlingly, he even gave her a juvenile nickname — "Crazy Megyn" — akin to the ones he's given his political rivals ("Little Marco" and "Lyin' Ted").
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Car insurance prices will drop as vehicles become safer, and home protection costs will go down, too, as houses become somewhat unsettlingly self-sufficient.
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Curiously, the most disturbing durations in the series can be found in the cozy confines of the unsettlingly idyllic town of Twin Peaks, Wash.
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As it turned out, the week was a tortured one for children across the downtown school community, a period likely to imprint itself unsettlingly.
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For trains that frequently run at as much as 200-percent capacity during peak operating times, commuting can nonetheless be an unsettlingly quiet experience.
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The idea offered — that permanence and impermanence are quite often, in the end, synonymous — is much like the sea itself: vast, calming, and unsettlingly deep.
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The artist then turned these motifs into collages and large wire sculptures, the multiple installations unsettlingly enlivening traditional fears and those specific to institutionalized children.
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Lately, they've been joined by robo-animals, like the mechanical dog from Boston Dynamics that not-at-all-unsettlingly regains its balance if you kick it.
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That figure sounds unsettlingly big, but the losses would look heavier yet if Turkey hadn't had a surprise bumper crop which nearly tripled its expected harvest.
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CNBC first spotted this unsettlingly invasive way in which Google is tracking you, with the author noting that his purchases date back to at least 2012.
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Directed by Norwegian duo Trista Namo & Fehl Roch the slightly ominous and foreboding tone of the track is echoed in the unsettlingly bizarre and escalating narrative.
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Among them is "Black Sabbath" (1963), an anthology picture whose segment "The Wurdelak" remains one of the most unsettlingly terrifying vampire tales ever committed to film.
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While it's unclear if Sasha is pursuing Helen as some extreme, bizarre form of method acting, she eventually agrees to go to his unsettlingly bare mansion.
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Lake Clarity also boasts unsettlingly stellar sound design: When a scene turns from funny to ghoulish, it does so with remarkable speed and bone-crunching effectiveness.
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While the calf has some almost unsettlingly human-looking eyes, he's had no health issues so far and Asha isn't letting him stray far from her sight.
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For anyone unfamiliar with Punch & Judy, it's basically an unsettlingly violent puppet show aimed at children that's been tradition at British seaside spots for many, many years.
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With its working eyelids, unsettlingly detailed irises, and ability to "learn" English words, it's no surprise that so many young adults have an affinity for surreal humor.
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The sinister tangos with the madcap in "Ideation," a comedy that satirizes office politics and skewers groupthink, even as its annihilation scenario comes to seem unsettlingly plausible.
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Very regrettable designs have been greenlit by other big retailers: In 2014, Zara pulled a shirt that bore an unsettlingly uncanny resemblance to Nazi concentration camp uniforms.
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When you hear President Franklin D. Roosevelt's fabled assertion in a radio broadcast that there is "nothing to fear but fear itself," the words ring unsettlingly hollow.
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In today's economic climate, in which rents are spiraling out of control and state and federal officials consistently fail to step in, these images feel unsettlingly current.
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That issue took center stage on Tuesday when the Olympic diving pool that was crystal blue for men's events on Monday had turned unsettlingly murky and green overnight.
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There's actually something heartbreakingly and unsettlingly emotional about actually watching them in a light, fun story, because you can kind of feel the ticking clock underneath it all.
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If this production lacks the teeming, motley exuberance that pulses in Ibsen's text, it definitely distills the intriguing philosophical essence of a play that still seems unsettlingly relevant.
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The "assassin" takes many shapes: a stinkbug, the gang that lynched Emmett Till, a bunch of white girls posing for selfies, Donald Trump , and, unsettlingly, Hayes's own reflection.
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From spooky skull-shaped products to pop culture-inspired looks so unsettlingly good we can't believe they're real, it's hard to choose just one persona for the big night.
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That can explain away why the G.L.O.W. women continue to antagonize Bibiana, telling her, again, that she's "pathetic," and go so far as to unsettlingly pull Tia Booth's ponytail.
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As a result, he has to pay permanently higher premiums, and he had to endure an unsettlingly long period — from December to July — before the coverage actually kicked in.
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The "Diabelli" Variations, which followed intermission, were unsettlingly vivid, with an intensity that extended into the tender passages, but also a warmth and roundness of tone, even in frenzy.
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Director Darren Aronofsky, who also made famously unsettlingly psychological thrillers like Requiem for a Dream and Black Swan, has remained particularly tight-lipped about what exactly the film is about.
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And in 2016, she dazzled audiences in the unsettlingly beautiful Personal Shopper — a supernatural thriller from acclaimed director Olivier Assayas, who took home Best Director at Cannes for the film.
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Keeping with its unsettlingly intense focus on the aesthetics and mechanics of hostility, episode 8 also functioned as a dark origin story for the presence of evil itself on Earth.
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Many of the unsettlingly edited portraits are little more than lips and double chins, though a few forgo the mouth area entirely in favor of more mysterious swaths of skin.
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Dr. Virchow's words from 170 years ago about the creep of religion into state affairs, the outsize power of the wealthy and the autocratic impulses of government feel unsettlingly contemporary.
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In his best roles, Sandler is stubbornly and sometimes unsettlingly irrational, an Everyman who insists on doing precisely what he feels like doing, even if he can't quite explain why.
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If fashion and fashion imagery in 2017 remained overwhelmingly and unsettlingly white, there was at least the small consolation that the needle is moving — however slowly — toward diversity and inclusiveness.
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The encroachment of a monstrous, skeletal chicken from one interlude into the rest of the show's action makes it clear that the two narratives are connected, but how is unsettlingly opaque.
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Unsettlingly, they also found ticks where existing science says ticks shouldn't be: resting in full sun in the middle of a well-tended lawn, instead of in shaggy, shady tall grass.
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Her performance is shot through with pride, grief and cunning, never more so than in her unsettlingly tender scene with Orestes, the long-exiled son who has returned to murder her.
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Smallville actress Allison Mack, played by an unsettlingly smiley Sara Fletcher, befriends India and invites her to join a secret women's society that turns out to be a sex trafficking operation.
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Even more unsettlingly, he knows that territory you inhabit on the edge of dreams — when you're suddenly half-awake in the middle of the night and aren't sure where you are.
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There are several parts of the unsettlingly comprehensive bill that different outlets have singled out: It requires women to pay for funeral services for their fetuses after getting an abortion or miscarrying.
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Scruffy as ever, he's prowling the mean streets: Seeing his new BFF across a crowded plaza: Gently taking a strawberry from said BFF: Unsettlingly staring into a child's bedroom: Being let in!
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Image: CAMRAS/CNSAA unique view of the Moon, with its far side facing the camera and an unsettlingly tiny Earth lurking in the background, has been captured by China's Longjiang-2 satellite.
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I would read a sentence once, considering it insightful but obvious enough; then, on a second or fourth or seventh reading, the same sentence would uncoil itself, revealing something almost unsettlingly perceptive.
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Sabbath, retired puppeteer, serial fornicator, lifelong failure, self-absorbed and immature, is the nemesis of all that is admirable, let alone respectable — but he remains indelibly alive, unsettlingly human and often hilarious.
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The all-black dress code made it sort of a moot point, as outfit choice had become an inherently political statement, albeit one that was easy to phone in and often unsettlingly glamorous.
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What ensues follows the familiar rhythms of fairy-tale logic: Wishes manifest themselves in unsettlingly literal ways; trees planted on the graves of virtuous mothers bestow gifts; everything comes in sets of three.
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These visuals can be real showstoppers (the narratives briefly shift into idle); they're at once off-putting and unsettlingly seductive, and even if you want to look away, it can be hard to.
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On a recent trip to Bermuda, a tiny territory rich in natural beauty, historic locales and multihued charm, my husband and I ran smack into its hidden flaw: Its roads are unsettlingly dangerous.
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The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, announced Tuesday that it had acquired its first painting by Frida Kahlo, the Mexican modernist whose unsettlingly beautiful works are few and far between in American public collections.
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Minimizing chaos is not an inherently ignoble cause, but installing facial recognition systems at a place of leisure to achieve that goal is merely displacing an accepted social nuisance with an unsettlingly dystopian vibe.
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When I give the dating app LoveFlutter my Twitter handle, it rewards me with a 28-axis breakdown of my personality: I'm an analytic Type A who's unsettlingly sex-focused and neurotic (99th percentile).
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Aitken's Mirage achieves the same kind of chimera effect, but pushes the illusion to the exterior surfaces as well, creating a structure that blends unsettlingly into the landscape, by virtue of reflecting its surroundings.
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Herzog finds ways to protract their return in order to allow van Vliet time to narrate fully his story, a chronicle that begins, unsettlingly, to not just reverberate with but actually become Herzog's own.
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Maria's Packaged Goods & Community BarPart liquor store, part local tavern, this place is a perfect mixture of spooky (it features an unsettlingly large doll collection) and dive-y, and the bartenders know their shit.
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But the addition of CIA Director Mike Pompeo — who is set to replace Rex Tillerson as secretary of state after Tillerson's shock Twitter firing — could bring an unsettlingly theocratic attitude to America's foreign policy.
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Their ranks include a sexually aggressive demon aristocrat, an emotionally withholding celestial deity, and a man with a fedora and a goatee who is unsettlingly referred to as my uncle (he is my least favorite).
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"One lie leads to the next in this unsettlingly brilliant comedy that will hook viewers in and have them on the very edge of their seats," Sky's Head of Comedy, Jon Mountague, told Digital Spy.
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But as the Trump-Putin summit approaches, scheduled unsettlingly close to the periodic NATO summit which has long held pride of place on the American security calendar, Ukrainians are feeling a familiar sense of foreboding.
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The words slink in, unsettlingly — a testament to the power of advertising's tropes: there is nothing here being sold, and yet the femininity of her features alone rendered it, to my brain, a sales ad.
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The wall also becomes a projection screen for some of the production's most memorably visceral images, including a living one that succinctly, unsettlingly and spectacularly conjures the rot at the heart of the work's world.
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The aggressor in Aorigele was once again getting the better of his bigger opponent, before a missed knee and an innocuous glancing blow led the Chinaman to collapse unsettlingly as if he were knocked out.
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By February, when blizzards coat the oily streets, the world outside will resemble the bar's Black Manta, a rye drink with black sesame and on-trend charcoal, made unsettlingly frothy with the aid of egg whites.
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There's a deep continuity between the soul-crushingly muted vibe of Christine's office and law school and the fancy hotel rooms where Chelsea takes over, and throughout it all, she's unsettlingly opaque, displaying little or no emotion.
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The Philippines irked China two months ago when its then foreign minister, Perfecto Yasay, said he and ASEAN counterparts had noticed "very unsettlingly" that weapons systems had been installed, and considered that "a militarization of the region".
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This dynamic duo is behind works of digital art that range unsettlingly from adorable, 90s-inspired graphics, to eerie, menacing images that you'll struggle to shake out of your head long after you've stopped looking at them.
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Human enemies are horrifically transformed monsters, but TriOptimum-constructed mechanical ones are unsettlingly emotionless or even chipper — the service droids hunt you down to cheerfully ask if you need help with anything, then explode in your face.
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But when a play is as blazingly original and unsettlingly familiar as this one, you're obliged to keep your eyes on the stage and marvel at how close what you see cuts to the bone — your bone.
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In the weeks since #MeToo became a global phenomenon, we have been forced to reckon with not only the recently unmasked predators of our present but also, perhaps even more unsettlingly, the potential predators of our past.
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It was the beginning of a feedback loop—bigness would be the source of Google's intelligence; intelligence the source of its wealth; and wealth the source of its growth—that would make the company extraordinarily, and unsettlingly, dominant.
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The most remarkable is the spectacular St. John's Co-Cathedral, a grandiose Baroque insanity with abundant gilded ornamentation, frescoes and friezes, marble statuary and elaborately inlaid tombs in the floor, decorated with, among other images, unsettlingly animated skeletons.
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It reframes the mythology and symbolism of Moore's "Watchmen" unsettlingly — but not, I think, flippantly — into racial commentary, in such a way that you might think that the original story was intended to grow into this all along.
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Such is the world that is conjured so unsettlingly in Adrienne Kennedy's "He Brought Her Heart Back in a Box," her first new work in nearly a decade, which opened on Tuesday at the Polonsky Shakespeare Center in Brooklyn.
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If there is one thing that the makers of American Horror Story are good at, other than making us all lose sleep, is suspense; the suspense in their writing and the unsettlingly ambiguous teasers leading up to the first episode.
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While fellow artists and celebrities stood by the singer — including vocal sexual abuse survivor advocates like Lady Gaga, Rose McGowan, and Halsey — and demanded she be released from the contract, the true decision-makers of the music industry seemed unsettlingly quiet.
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When "Proving Up" was presented at Opera Omaha in April, after having its premiere at Washington National Opera in January, the playing space was a catwalk, with the audience on either side, for an experience that must have been unsettlingly immersive.
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In these drawings — equal parts pared-down formalism and uninhibited automatism — we see the artist making unmediated contact with his medium, an unsettlingly urbane howl in which the words teeming elsewhere in the show seem to catch in his throat.
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There is perhaps no better example than Philip Roth's "The Plot Against America," which gave us a vision of the rise of homegrown anti-Semitic fascism that felt unsettlingly plausible when published in 2004 and which has aged distressingly well.
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Marwan Rechmaoui's "Waste" (2016) — four blocks of recycled, compressed products (plastic bottles, aluminum cans, rubber tires and corrugated cardboard) — is oddly compelling, pointing unsettlingly at the endurance of our throwaway goods, but also at their unlikely beauty, their potential utility.
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Every year, if we're lucky, some title comes along that spans both the horror and arthouse genres, and Hereditary is set to be 2018's answer to The Babadook, It Follows, and The Witch, combining awesomely disturbing imagery with unsettlingly thoughtful filmmaking. —A.
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Not only did the 2018 cycle start out mean, but it ended up delving into bleak, unpredictably raw depths with the sorta-finale, which aired the unedited footage of star Arie Luyendyk Jr.'s unsettlingly cold, tear-stained breakup with "winner" Becca Kufrin.
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At first glance, Luke Jerram's "Glass Microbiology" pieces look like unassuming, decorative orbs; upon closer inspection, they depict various diseases, like HIV, smallpox, and the unsettlingly titled "Untitled Future Mutation" is loaded with sinister spikes and filled with a soft, sticky-looking coil.
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Split into five chapters, with each presenting a different ghoulish figure to sprint away from, Little Nightmares opens strong, as you're presented with a spider-like figure with unsettlingly long arms, completely wrapped in bandages, who wails uncontrollably when you startle him.
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"The Handmaid's Tale" debuted back in April and quickly struck a chord as something of a eerie cautionary tale about abuse of power, women's rights and the unsettlingly slow progression of oppression -- nevermind it was based on a 32-year-old book.
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" Repetition has long been a facet of Radcliffe's songs, evidenced his unsettlingly monotonous delivery on Enjoy the Great Outdoors highlight "Slamming On The Brakes," where he opened with "Doe / A deer / A female deer / Crashing through the windshield, lips dry, eyes peeled.
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The data revealed by their S-1 (a formal statement filed to the SEC when a company plans to sell stock in an IPO) raised eyebrows, with numbers pointing to unsettlingly high customer churn and an eye-watering cost of new-customer acquisition.
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The entire film is expertly crafted, unsettlingly timely—it dropped just as the delusion that a nation that elected a black president couldn't be racist was being wiped away by the installment of a president who once refused to rent his properties to black people.
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Cut to October, and now brands that until recently never had a presence on TikTok are becoming unsettlingly adept at replicating the kind of content that made it the happiest, goofiest, best place on the internet for weird, 15-seconds videos created by bored teenagers.
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The skin also comes free with the purchase of EA's Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, and for those of us not wanting to spend money to look like movie fascists there's currently a Star Destroyer floating unsettlingly in the sky above the Fortnite map.
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A convocation of wizards is evoked through the simultaneous swirling of black capes; an otherworldly, xenophobic and unsettlingly topical-feeling Fascist brigade materializes and multiplies out of yawning darkness; and staircases, bookcases and suitcases assume varied and miraculous lives that propel both themes and story.
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Weems is also a nimble satirist — a bride with her mouth taped shut in "Thoughts on Marriage" (20113), a mock fashion show for "Afro Chic" (2009) — but her humor is generally of the more unsettlingly pointed kind, aimed directly at our smug aesthetic foundations.
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We tried to convince ourselves that SEGA's I Would Die for You—aka Feel the Magic: XY/XX, aka Project Rub—was an inventive, light-hearted romantic tale about a boy wooing a girl rather than an unsettlingly creepy compendium of middling touchscreen mini-games.
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Lifetime—the network also bringing you a ripped-from-headlines college admission scandal movie next month—has built a reputation pumping out cable-ready reenactments of everything from the Amanda Knox case to the Elizabeth Smart story in an unsettlingly short amount of time.
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Aaron is the kind of totally chill guy who never eats, stares at women while they consume all the food he isn't eating, and treats them like his own personal paper dolls (all while observing their every move from his unsettlingly stark surveillance room, of course).
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The latest star of The Bachelor — ABC's 21-seasons-and-counting (not including spinoffs) competitive dating show — has the smile of a smug startup founder, the unsettlingly intimate murmur of a close-talker, and the wardrobe of a J.Crew outlet that only stocks V-neck tees.
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Though it's unfortunately the story of Meh (Miller) and his unsettlingly fleshy hand friend High-Five (Corden), the main female character, a hacker named Jailbreak (Anna Faris), has an arc that turns the worn-out princess story upside down in a way you won't see coming.
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It crushed a Lego figurine's head into a grotesque sheet like the antagonist in Terminator 2: Judgement Day, pulped a Barbie doll into something like a John Carpenter prop, and flattened an old-fashioned alarm clock into what looked unsettlingly like a two-dimensional painting of itself.
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For example: a limited shade range that's too dark for fair skin and too light for dark skin, an unsettlingly heavy setting powder, and a concealer that Tati Westbrook (who spent $166 purchasing nearly the entire lineup) described to her 3.4 million subscribers as smelling "like Satan," a.k.a.
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It quickly became the year's most celebrated and scrutinized episode of TV, and deservedly so: A 35-minute mix of Serling-sired twists and Jackson-jacking showbiz tragedy, "Teddy Perkins" was so blunt, so unsettlingly funny, it almost seems unfair to compare it to anything else on TV.
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But Even as his life took a turn for the "normal" in his later years, Bowie kept a foot firmly planted in the outer realms, never more committed to otherworldly expression than on Blackstar, an unsettlingly morbid yet approachable record that he would leave as his final transmission from Earth.
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Their debut album Memories... Do Not Open has become a shining example of what two sentient, vaguely but unsettlingly misogynistic dating app profiles can do when they've got both a basic knowledge of production software and nostalgic songs about the time they got naked with Instagram models last year in their hearts.
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With seven tracks ranging in length from long to longer, "Blackstar" — which dropped Friday from Sony Music — is among Bowie's most macabre and ritualistic records, all skittering jazz drums and washes of dark energy, an unsettlingly shifty landscape of outer-space nightmares held together only by the Thin White Duke's pulsing, mournful vibrato itself.
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A poster from Vezzoli's series "Surrealiz" (2008), an embroidery that unsettlingly meshes the faces of Salvador Dalí and Elizabeth Taylor, peeks out from behind a set of floor-to-ceiling custom-dyed pale pink double-crepe-sable drapes leading to the long balcony; Corbetta was a curator for the 2009-10 show "Dalí Dalí Featuring Francesco Vezzoli" at Stockholm's Moderna Museet.
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We as a nation have been privileged to watch some pretty damn spectacular happenings this election season, whether you're talking about the human embodiment of a Shetland pony parading about a line of steaks that doesn't actually exist, or one Texan's unsettlingly lascivious relationship with canned soup, or just a broken man shoveling as much food into his tired, bland mouth as humanly possible.
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"Blue Velvet" (1986) David Lynch's bizarre mix of soap opera and creepiness might have actually found its peak (or peaks) on TV, but the director brought all of his quirky gifts together in this dark and unsettlingly funny film -- where the plot's set in motion by a severed ear -- featuring Kyle MacLachlan, Isabella Rosselini and an even-crazy-by-his-standards performance by Dennis Hopper.
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Quite close, clearly; in the US, we live in a society where you can purchase a Godzilla ringtone for your phone, or collect creatures in playing Pokémon Go. As this release debuts from Criterion, it's hard not to think of Netflix's recent release of season 3 of Stranger Things, an unapologetically nostalgic series with a penchant for Cold War monsters that is unsettlingly close to that of our current administration.
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Back at Faith, Big Kit told Wash that to be free is to "go wherever it is you wanting," and yet the prospect of separating from his mentor fills Wash with "a panic so savage it felt as if I were being asked to perform some brutal act upon myself, to sever my own throat," an imaginary violence unsettlingly reminiscent of the real punishments dealt out at Faith.
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Constance: The Handmaid's Tale does a really beautiful job of portraying how bits of information trickle out to the rest of the world, and the show's approach to this slow spread of details is unsettlingly reminiscent of the recent stories of Chechen concentration camps that have been slowly making their way to the US. It's also, I think, slightly more believable than the world presented in the book, in which Gilead has within five years become the travel destination of choice for poverty tourists, who gawk at the veiled women the way Americans gawk in the Middle East.
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