The American Constitution in German actually sounds spookier than it would have been had the Soviets won the cold war : " MK, Ame @ 8 : 0 = c : 89 = 0 @ > 4, " . . . 09 : 31, 16 November 2006 ( UTC)
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Fox, 43, of Chappaqua, N . Y ., plans to make his haunted basement spookier than ever for 9-year-old Emily and her friends, but also to render it " a more tactile experience, " he said, which will include the eating of fake dirt.
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It's a terrifying tale, and it gets even spookier when little Adam takes to the calling, dad decides both boys must take a more active part in the ritual, and Fenton's reluctance soon has the angel " telling " the crazed father that Fenton himself may be a demon.
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Kelsey Taseamalii, a security guard who now spends much of his workday directing San Franciscans to the location of new city offices, watched the other day as movers hauled away the last of the massive desks and imposing file cabinets bound for temporary quarters, and said : " Every day this place feels a little spookier.
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The site's consensus is : " American Horror Story : My Roanoke Nightmare takes a surprising turn away from prior AHS formats, revisiting the deliberate pace of earlier seasons on a spookier, smaller scale, even if the true-crime format feels overdone . " It scored a 72 on Metacritic based on six reviews.
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Writing for " The New York Times ", Manohla Dargis stated that " Despite its flaws and will to kitsch, " The Lovers and the Despot " has enough enigmas and chills to merit a look, even if some of its spookier moments involve cinephilia rather than the usual weapons of mass destruction ."
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Next thing he knows, Daniel Schorr on CNN is taunting Nicholas bizarrely from the television set, and the clown's surveillance camera is spying on him . ( The latter effect was achieved much more disturbingly in David Lynch's " Lost Highway, " a spookier paranoid fantasy than " The Game . ")
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In human beings, it would, of course, seem all the spookier, though it's hard to say whether the practice might become more acceptable in another generation or two : After all, in the computer age, whether we like it or not, the amount of information that is out there about each of us would have seemed unimaginable a few decades ago.
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The reviewer was also impressed with Chaplin's performance; " Chaplin is spooky, spookier even than Perkins, in this complex performance as a woman who's painfully adjusting to freedom . " Jack Kroll of " Newsweek " praised Rudolph's direction; " he has a real eye for the visual paradox, the elegant and even beautiful form in which this savagery sometimes works . " The review praised Perkins as a " specialist at playing the'nice guy'whose smile and sweat suggest something not so nice underneath ".
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Scott Shaw ! has written that " Bolling's clever, sometimes surprisingly emotional writing, his imaginative storytelling and staging and his dramatic, Will Eisner-ish inking " make " Little Archie " " add up to a comic book series unlike any other ever published by Archie Comics . " adding that he is influenced by Bolling's controlled sentimentality " he knows when to back off; he knows exactly what to put in and what to take out, and when " and by his ability to convey moods and times of day in his stories : " As a kid, I could just feel myself outside when I was reading them being by myself when the stillness of the afternoon is spookier than the dark of the night, you know?
