I thought maybe if I played some villains and scared the pants off of people, maybe Hollywood might take me seriously . " However, the Steven Judy story never made it to the screen.
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This, combined with a 20 percent drop in major league attendance and corresponding drops in television ratings, should, as Schmidt said, scare the pants off the people who earn their living from it.
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"They saw the NAPM, and it scared the pants off them, " said Ian Shepherdson, an economist at High Frequency Economics, a consulting firm in Valhalla, N . Y.
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William Castle's autobiography " Step Right Up ! : I'm Gonna Scare the Pants off America " erroneously stated that " Percepto ! " delivered electric shocks to the theater seats.
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But for those last few . . . I'd love nothing better than to scare the pants off of anyone who feels just that bit " too " confortable in their cushy chair.
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"So many culturally challenging ideas, so many sociological rants and speculations . . . so much subversive information to sneak in while you're supposed to be scaring the pants off your audience ."
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Henninger said . " He can throw a round in like I did the next two days, and he's right there and he's scaring the pants off everybody like he usually does ."
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Increasingly, the Political Action Committees and other fund-raising bodies within the Jewish community have come under the influence of hard-line ultra-Zionists who back Netanyahu all the way, and they scared the pants off Clinton.
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So why, in a summer laden with expensive, effects-filled flicks about mutant sharks, killer crocodiles and haunted houses, is a grainy, no-budget, badly filmed mock documentary scaring the pants off so many moviegoers?
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The story-- steeped in Freudian symbolism-- is erotic and atmospheric, but it's not meant to scare the pants off you but give you a chill that comes from the dual temptations of the sexual and dangerous.
