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There's sure to be a cocktail that will take your fancy on their extensive and creative cocktail menu from champagne cocktails with brandy, liqueur topped bubbles with Frangelico or a Sours Martinis and Bikinis, A Splash of Passion or a Prince of Darkness with their signature Zinc Bliss.

Still, going forward, if anyone asks me about Lifeforce then I'm just going to tell them it's a shitty ripoff of Prince of Darkness with vampires instead of Satan.

Not exact matches

Just as Jesus» more serious battle was with the strong one, with Beelzebul, the prince of demons, the ruler of this world, so the church's more serious battle was with the cosmic powers of darkness.

(See H. V. Williams Jackson: «Ahriman» in Encyclopædia of Religion and Ethics, edited by James Hastings) The problem of evil was thus carried back to a precedent, continuous conflict in the cosmos, with God and his attendant hosts of angels contending against the prince of darkness and his devils.

This wasn't the hatchet job of his recent Newsnight appearance, but even when the Prince of Darkness is on his best behaviour he can't help sounding as if he is damning the Labour leader with faint praise.

When I put it to Peter Mandelson that Clegg found Brown impossible, the Prince of Darkness replied with a wry grin that «No... he'd found him Gordon - ish».

Perhaps the most revealing insight into the modus operandi of the so - called Prince of Darkness comes from his encounters with Osborne, at that time shadow chancellor.

The label from Susie Cave — her husband is Nick Cave AKA rock's one - time Prince of Darkness — has captivated a seemingly endless number of celebrities with its telltale brand of feminine mystique.

I couldn't help but think that the way Lifeforce was combining science fiction with the supernatural with apocalyptic elements that it was just a ripoff of John Carpenter's Prince of Darkness.

Howarth will be performing some of his most well known tracks from his soundtracks for Halloween 2 - 6, as well as his collaborations with John Carpenter on the classics Escape From New York, Christine, Big Trouble in Little China, Prince of Darkness, and They Live.

This weekend's spooky Splatfest came to a screeching halt, with the indomitable purple princes of darkness taming the canine colossi three to zilch.

Brides of Dracula, Dracula: Prince of Darkness and Dracula Has Risen from the Grave are all decent follow - ups to the Dracula story with a lot of classic gothic imagery and campiness out the ass.

And especially this film, because it starts in sunlit, beautiful nature and ends with this very dark and damp slaughterhouse; I thought of Bernardo Bertolucci's STEALING BEAUTY - it has very beautiful Neapolitan sunshine on Liv Tyler's body, on the beautiful locations - and at the same time, he shot DELICATESSEN and SE7EN, and he is called the «Prince of Darkness» -LCB- Due to his expert Chiaroscuro technique -RCB-.

Rather than throwing his hat into the Saw - Hostel splatter arena, the filmmaker whips up frenzies both more modest and punchier, using resourceful characters to question order and reality, drawing on elements from Prince of Darkness and In the Mouth of Madness, and tempering the screenplay's unreliable - narrator clichés with a scrupulous attention to low - key dread, ensemble interaction and unerring camera placement that's downright classical.

The disc's audio commentary dates back to a German DVD release that paired John Carpenter with actor Peter Jason, who had a supporting role in Prince of Darkness and then appeared in a slew of John Carpenter movies, concluding with Ghosts of Mars.

But if you're looking for some kind of explanation of the themes, symbolism, or subtext of Prince of Darkness, you're not going to get it from Carpenter — and especially not if Jason is in the same room with him.

Life - size figures in period costumes represent the main characters, and the show is filled with eerie music and deep - voiced narrators saying things like «The devil was the Prince of Darkness, and he was everywhere.»

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Ozzie Pawsbourne, Prince of Darkness, is not a starter model but will be a super affectionate dog for someone, perhaps a homebody with a fenced yard.

You control Sir Arthur, a knight tasked with taking on the Prince of Darkness and his evil minions.

Apparently there is a nannies group called The International Nanny Association (INA), who frown upon an award system for players who re-kill infants, while they hangout with the «Prince of Darkness» in a pixelated world, who knew?

The prince and princess must then fill the shield, or «Fire Emblem» with the Gleamstones of various warriors, each pulled from their respective lands and time periods, to battle the kingdom of Gristonne and their mad king, Oskar, who seeks to revive the terrible Chaos Dragon, Velezark, sealing the world in darkness.