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The starting five is scheduled to make $184 million alone. That doesn’t provide much roster flexibility but the Suns will have options. Ishbia pointed out that Phoenix has five first-round draft picks over the next eight years. Is there any more underappreciated animation style than stop-motion? The sheer labor alone involved — meticulously assembling and then moving puppetry ligatures frame-by-frame to replicate movement more easily achieved on paper or inside a computer — is mind-boggling.
‘Scare Package II: Rad Chad’s Revenge’ brings the fan favorite anthology back from the grave
Despite the quick postseason exit, Ishbia said the Suns are close — “inches,” in fact — from where they want to be. In the first story, “Gray Matter,” a story first published in 1973, is King’s 1978 Night Shift is adapted by Byron Willinger and Philip de Blasi, and directed by showrunner Nicotero, we get a start to the series that feels pulled from the original. Fans of Nicotero will know from his previous work that his practical effect and set design are insanely impressive, and it is no exception here. The overall look of the main apartment evoked similar feelings to that of watching the ‘Lonesome Death of Jordy Verill’ segment from the original anthology. The viscerally realistic practical effects felt like an attack of the senses–I could almost smell and feel how grimy and disgusting the apartment location was. It became evident after watching episode 1 that this series has been produced with passion by horror fans, for horror fans, and with an interest in showcasing both established and new writers/directors to give the audience a broad view of horror.
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Chants accused U.S. journalists of undercovering the war and misrepresenting it. “Western media we see you, and all the horrors that you hide,” crowds chanted at one point. While Mr. Fetterman may have been in the minority among his political peers, with most of whom following the president’s example and opting for a traditional tux, creative black tie proved a talking point. See Billy Porter in a black sequin caftan over a classic white shirt; Questlove, in an artistically paint-splattered jacket; and Fran Drescher, the SAG-AFTRA president, in a white brocade pantsuit. It’s only fitting, really, given the subtext of journalists being jailed around the world.
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It’s also another striking feat of stop-motion animation, with lifelike sets and clothes that practically breathe as the furry characters move. The foundation for the anthology is established by the gothic cloth animation of Emma De Swaef & Marc James Roels, who previously orchestrated the colonization mini-anthology short “This Magnificent Cake! ” Their eye for towering sets, intricate stark detail, and characters with tiny eyes and mouths continues here, with a slow burn tale about a family that suffers from a Faustian homeowner bargain. The father Raymond (Matthew Goode) makes a deal with “an architect of great renown” that he runs into the woods named Mr. Van Schoonbeek (Barney Pilling), who offers them a new mansion and furnishings, for free. The only catch, that they are aware of at least, is that they must give up their current home. Raymond jumps the opportunity as a means of status, to have the nicest house in the area, and make others jealous.
He said it means the Suns are relevant; people would not care if they were not. When he purchased the Suns in February of 2023, he said he would do everything possible to bring the city its first title. But he says he won’t stop until he reaches his goal.
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It is the conclusion of Gray Matter that really gave me the feeling that I was watching a Creepshow segment–from the camera angels to the lighting by torchlight–both of which made the monstrous reveal even more impactful. But crucially, they will allow local governments to make their own regulations on crypto mine businesses after they were hamstrung by Act 851. They still are denied local control when it comes to regulating “home crypto mining” — which lots of lawmakers are worried might be abused — but in practice is much less likely to cause the same kind of nuisance.
Unlike the film entries, the Creepshow series will feature several directors instead of one director. Announced segment directors include David Bruckner, Roxanne Benjamin, Rob Schrab, John Harrison, Greg Nicotero, and Tom Savini;[1] the latter three having worked on the first two Creepshow features.
A staff of 30 people kept the place in mint condition. At the time, it was considered the largest home in L.A. County at 56,500 square feet, or more than an acre of living space. The number has since been trumped by multiple spec mansions, including one in Bel-Air that clocks in at 105,000 square feet.
Gary PalmerHeads Conference forum for policy development. The series premiere kicked off with ‘Gray Matter’ which set the series off with a bang. The most traditional in terms of narrative and set design to the original Creepshow, the segment serves as a 20-minute tribute to Stephen King. Horror aficionados will notice the numerous Easter eggs to King’s previous works–a certain red car from Christine appears on a kitchen table and a flyer for a missing cat named Church.
After Evie gets home from mom and daughter movie night, she finds the people in her house have moved again, as has the head. And the head moves more while she’s there, without her noticing until it disappears. She’s sure the dollhouse is haunted.Evie’s father Randy (David Shae) thinks a dollhouse is good for building identity. He and his wife Marsha (Rachel Hendrix) encourage their daughter. They bought the thing from a semi creepy-looking dude named Mr. Ogman (Guy Messenger). Meanwhile, Evie’s got a policeman to watch over the house.
The three-story anthology explores the many definitions of what a house can be using different tones and techniques. It also proves the vitality that this special kind of animation can bring to the screen. A worthy watch that hopefully inspires more stories of its kind in the future. Chapter 3 introduces the most beautiful landscapes of the whole film, taking place post global flood as homes are now rendered as tiny islands in an ecosystem threatening to swallow everything in its path. Following in the footsteps of the house flipper, Rosa (Susan Wokoma) is a cat that acts like a human.
She ends up purchasing a Native American figurine, which searches for the Head throughout the house before it too is gruesomely decapitated. Kate Sánchez is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of But Why Tho? There, she coordinates film, television, anime, and manga coverage. Kate is also a freelance journalist writing features on video games, anime, and film.
He’s like this on stage during corporate seminars or on video calls with small groups. He is a force of positivity, making everything out of reach feel closer than it actually is. And this is exactly how Ishbia came off Wednesday during a media session about the stunning end to Phoenix’s basketball season.
But the current cat landlord Rosa (Susan Wokoma) is obsessed with refurbishing the place, and has a whole plan charted out. Meanwhile her two current tenants, Elias (Will Sharpe) and Jen (Helena Bonham Carter), don’t pay rent with money but they do share a type of family bond with each other. As the least bleak of the three shorts, this one shows how the promise of a house has a seductive power, representing a desire to cling to the past even when the floor below you is slowly flooding.
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