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Pain Ease is a vapocoolant (topical skin refrigerant) with rapid onset (Farion, Splinter, Newhook, Gaboury, & Splinter, 2008). Spray continuously for 4 to 7 seconds from a distance of 3 to 7 inches, or a cotton ball can be saturated and ...
(1995) • Specters (1987) • Spider Baby (1968) • Splice (2009)• Splinter (2008) • Spontaneous Combustion (1990) • Stendahl Syndrome, The (1996) • Stepfather, The (1987, 2009) • Stepfather II (1989)• Stepford Wives (1975)• Stephen King's ...
... The Ruins (2008), Splinter (2008), and The Happening (2008).16 There is also an increase of films that, while they stop short of representing plants directly attacking humans, nonetheless manifest a refusal to “background” nature, ...
... Koji 250 Shirley, Chance 106 Shock Waves (1977) 32, 136 Shôji, Tsuyoshi 145 Spierig, Michael 203, 247 Spierig, Peter 203, 247 Splinter (2008) 14n26, 189–190 Springer, Jon 253 Sproule, Justin 212 Stacy (2001) 33,190–191, 210, 212, ...
See ghosts and the supernatural Splinter (2008), 293 split days, 37 split tracks masters, 256 splitting rights for maximum revenue, 240 spotting the film (re-recording), 172, 184 for VFX artists, 200 Spy Kids movies, 79 Squeeze Play!
THE LAST OF THE LISTS Splinter (2008). A couple of couples are assailed by something new in the monster category, not the usual snakes or spiders, medieval dragons or fresh aliens, not even the inescapable gigantic menaces from Japan ...
Sleep Tight (2011) Sleepy Hollow (1999) Slither (2006) Something Wicked This Way Comes (1983) Splinter (2008) Split (2016) Stake Land (2010) Starry Eyes (2014) Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight (1995) Tales from the Darkside: The Movie ...
Interest. You're Next (2011), The Mist (2007), Splinter (2008), The Purge (2013), Demon Knight (1995). Single. Location. Horror. Isolation is at the base of nearly every horror film ever made. Even when it is not explicit within the ...
With semantically related components, we have gimongous [2008] ← gigantic/giant + humongous, after the model ginormous [1948] (with a shared left splinter), and niftabulous [2008] ← nifty + fabulous or superbulous [2008] ← super (b) ...
When a potential faction gains a sufficient following, it will splinter from the main organization. A key limiting assumption of Bueno de Mesquita's (2008) analysis is that a splinter group must identify a more extreme position.