Sentences with phrase «as a psychopath with»

It features X-Men's James McAvoy as a psychopath with 23 separate identities.

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«That's why con artists, sociopaths, psychopaths and salespeople get away with as much as they do.»

As an extra bonus, science has also uncovered one social media behavior that is decisively linked with not being a psychopath.

PsyBlog also offers a list of those jobs least likely to be taken by psychopaths, and, as you'd expect, most are intensely focused on empathizing with or caring for others.

As for how to deal with the psychopath problem, I am unsure.

The word «psychopath» conjures up movie images of brutal, inexplicable violence: Jack Nicholson chasing his family with an ax in The Shining or Anthony Hopkins as Hannibal Lecter, his face locked into an armored mask to keep him from biting people to death.

So far, Kiehl has assessed more than 5,000 brains and found that psychopaths have functional and structural anomalies that affect emotions, impulse control and cognition, leading him to view psychopathy as a neurodevelopmental disorder — a belief he shares with a number of other researchers and psychologists.

In contrast to people with psychotic disorders, such as schizophrenia, who often lose contact with reality, psychopaths are almost always rational.

While people with fearless dominance and low education display behaviors that can harm the company, such «psychopaths» with high education are assessed by their colleagues in the workplace as outstandingly capable and in no way antisocial.

It's unlikely that you'll come across many angels who will lay out their entire life histories, warts and all, right at the beginning, but it's also very unlikely that you'll be unfortunate enough to come across any axe - wielding psychopaths or the stereotypical man masquerading as a woman - or vice-versa (most of those seem to have run off with Netscape in the early days of the Internet).

She wants to protect her family — which includes not only her mother (Paula Malcomson: A.I. Artificial Intelligence, The Green Mile) and sister, Prim (Willow Shields), but also the boy she's really in love with, Gale (Liam Hemsworth: The Expendables 2, The Last Song), even though she can not admit that, and Haymitch (Woody Harrelson: Now You See Me, Seven Psychopaths), the other surviving Games winner from District 12 who continues to mentor Kat and Peeta — but she can not help but be the girl for whom disregarding the rules is as normal as breathing.

Busey is compelling in his role and builds Tom's character with skill to show him as both a dangerous and sympathetic psychopath.

As the plot turns brutal, the psychopaths turn greedy — especially Ansel's wife and partner - in - crime, Sharla (Ms. Gershon, shedding more than just her underwear and baring all)-- lying, ruthlessly cheating each other and facing the ultimate consequences, in a curdled, rampaging splatterfest finale that sprays blood all over the walls and leaves almost the entire cast on the floor with their guts hanging out.

Alec Baldwin gives a great performance as a halfcocked psychopath whose love of life is so strong, mixed up and unscrupulous, he can't help but enjoy breaking fingers, busting jaws, playing cops - and - robbers, shooting people on a gut feeling and answering questions about his preferred vegetables with a pause to think out the words «I don't want to talk about that at this time.»

Valka (Colin Farrell), a psychopath with a much - coveted knife he isn't afraid to use (he stabs a man to obtain his sweater), insists he's coming as well.

See Also: There's not a lot comparable to «The Lobster» in Farrell's (or anyone's) filmography, but to see him ugly up to more grotesque effect, you could always check out «Horrible Bosses» which is fun enough until it loses steam, while the black comic vein of Lanthimos» film is maybe closest to a more surreal take on Farrell's collaborations with Martin McDonagh («In Bruges» and «Seven Psychopaths») inasmuch as it's close to anything at all.

But as soon as they break into his home, the tables are turned and they find themselves trapped and fighting for survival against a psychopath with secrets of his own.

Hamming it up to the rafters, Fox comes off as more of a sneering, crazy - eyed weasel with facial tics and 0 % body fat than a menacing psychopath.

As a criminal psychopath implanted with CIA agent Ryan Reynolds» memories, Costner delivers his most energetic performance since «Silverado»

Then again, it was probably smart that he took the time to find the perfect project for his sophomore effort, and he seems to have found it with «Seven Psychopaths,» which falls in the same wheelhouse as the Sundance crime comedy, albeit with a decidedly goofier tone.

For the most part, the films showcased Dern as a character actor who specialized in psychopaths and misfits, and a guy who knew how to jazz up a scene with an arsenal of quirks that became known as Dernsies.

It stars Brianna Hildebrand and Alexandra Shipp as the titular social psychopaths, with Josh Hutcherson and Craig Robinson.

Starring Michael Fassbender (12 Years a Slave) as the titular psychopath and Marion Cotillard (Two Days, One Night) as his lady fair and foul, this adaptation of the «Scottish Play» offers startling visuals and brutal violence as complements to the great Bard's already evocative text in a boiling broth of madness that is ultimately be a hot mess, but a gorgeous one (or, at least, one gorged with blood).

As a fan of the red band trailer (along with the green band trailer) I've been looking forward to this film, which seems to be in league with the wonderful Seven Psychopaths when it comes to riffing on post Pulp Fiction 90's fare.

Oyelowo's considerable physique equally convinces as the unpredictable psychopath and navigates his character's psychological instability with considerable investment and plausible menace.

Whereas Nicholson played the Joker as a portly, slightly menacing clown, the younger Ledger plays him as a dangerous psychopath with makeup by Francis Bacon.

Long known for his acclaimed work as a playwright, McDonagh's twisted yet captivating characters and scenarios have also made for compelling film viewing, starting with his directorial debut «Six Shooter,» which earned an Academy Award in 2006 for Best Live - Action Short Film, and followed by In Bruges (shot by Eigil Bryld) and Seven Psychopaths.

With In Bruges and his last feature, 2012's Seven Psychopaths, McDonagh built a reputation as one of the sharpest writers of dialogue around.

And if nothing else, the casting of Christopher Walken as a psychopath is a brilliant piece of matching a man with a part.

Those include Farrell as the frustrated scribe busy peddling a gore - drenched script (its title: Seven Psychopaths) that can't compete with the bloody business of daily life, and Harrelson as a gangster with a thing for dogs and not much regard for humankind.

But at least they are compelling characters: the sadly clairvoyant Dr. Manhattan (Billy Crudup), who knows to much and is watching his faith in humanity ebb in to the ether; the vampirish Ozymandius (Matthew Goode), an effete tycoon who is the smartest man in the world; the embittered Rorchach (Walter Kovacs), a psychopath whose toxic moods swim across his masked face as shifting ink blots; Nite Owl II (Dan Drieberg), who is basically Batman with a Clark Kent - like alter ego as a mild - mannered model of mid-life impotence; and the latex - sheathed, dominatrix - next - door, Silk Spectre II — played by Toronto actress and Maxim cover girl Malin Akerman, who made an appearance at the Toronto premiere I attended last night.

It's often a very funny movie, with undeniably great performances, but I didn't think it was as good as McDonagh's earlier films (In Bruges, Seven Psychopaths), and it didn't strike me as a «crowd pleaser» at the time.

Seven Psychopaths might not be quite on the same level as In Bruges, but it offers comparable fun with colorful writing, a sharp plot, strong performances, appealing flavor, technical sheen, and plenty of humor.

As in the original books by Jeff Lindsay, starting with «Darkly Dreaming Dexter,» Dexter has proven a true psychopath, void of empathy and driven by dark thoughts.

A review of «Seven Psychopaths,» a movie about the making of a movie with the same name as the actual movie.

In terms of tone, John Michael McDonagh's first film shot outside in the United States feels a bit like the latest U.S. - based film turned in by his filmmaking brother, Martin McDonagh, Seven Psychopaths, another film that I compared to the post-Pulp Fiction clones that came out in the late 1990s, full of bloody violence, brash attitude, and peppered with jokey moments that play to the crowd, such as one of the characters musing on whether a mime will make a sound when he is hit with a car.

But Creep 2 is that rare follow - up wherein the goal seems to be not «let's do it again,» but «let's go deeper» — and by deeper, we mean much deeper, as this film plumbs the psyche of the central psychopath (who now goes by) Aaron (Mark Duplass) in ways both wholly unexpected and shockingly sincere, as we witness (and somehow sympathize with) a killer who has lost his passion for murder, and thus his zest for life.

Scream should be here somewhere, with all of the meta, the symbolism, Matthew Lillard's great performance as a psychopath, and the fact that it's one of the best modern horror movies (though not as modern anymore).

It's become one of the most popular films of the Oscar season, and it's one right in line with McDonagh's breed of dark humor, which he flexed on previous features «In Bruges» and «Seven Psychopaths,» as well as his Oscar - winning short film «Six Shooter,» not to mention his work for the stage.

Echoes of Silence of the Lambs don't bode well in its favor, as we've seen the grisly, stylish psychopath movie far too often, and done with much more flair, than Fleder is able to muster here.

In «Tracking Untraceable,» writer Allison Burnett outs himself as a closet psychopath when he admits that if there were a site like the one portrayed in the movie, he would visit it, while the audio commentary track with director Gregory Hoblit is almost as boring as the film itself.

Fred Ward is spot - on casting for Hoke, not so much a maverick as a slovenly oddball who isn't all that concerned with procedure, but his character is played down in favor of the equally offbeat psychopath of a crook, a freshly - sprung career criminal who prefers to go by the name Junior.

Universal City, California, April 11, 2018 — Inspired by the 2008 cult classic The Strangers, The Strangers: Prey at Night is based on real events surrounding a family struggling to survive as they are attacked on their vacation by a trio of masked psychopaths that hunt their prey with seemingly no rhyme or reason.

A merciless killer on the hunt... An innocent child in his sights... A woman driven to the edge to stop him... Iris Johansen, New York Times bestselling author of The Face of Deception and The Ugly Duckling, returns with the most daring, terrifying, and nerve - shattering novel of her career as she takes us inside the twisted mind of a psychopath... and the heart of a woman who refuses to let him win.

Thankfully if you die while fighting any of the Psychopaths, instead of being sent back to your last Save Point, you'll be able to go back to the last checkpoint with the same weapons and health amount as you did before.

As with the other games the psychopaths return with some straight up crazy people to take on and some unique survivors to save.

With every kill, unique death and general mayhem and chaos caused by the fuzzy little psychopath you will earn Naughty Points, all of which are collected and displayed on leader boards as proof that you are the most evil little serial bear killer.

Actually, I've had the misfortune to work with quite a few psychopaths during my 28 years as a journalist and they all tested my resilience.