Sentences with phrase «eerie sense»

Jack Joyce (of Iceman in the X-Men films fame) and Paul Serene are instantly recognizable as their real - life actors, and their facial animations provide an almost eerie sense of believably.

And I did have this very, very eerie sense -LSB-...]

It may produce the eerie sense the building knows where you're going.

But the movies's multidenominational roots — Catholic backers, Protestant characters and a Jewish director — don't diminish the eerie sense that viewers are being proselytized without their knowledge.»

There is an eerie sense of Panic in the air, a silent Fear and uncertainty that comes with once reliable faiths and truths and solid Institutions that are no longer safe to believe in...»

It was a shocking first 12 minutes and an eerie sense of worry sped across the Bernabéu.

Most hotels are hermetically sealed, adding to the eerie sense of floating in a time vacuum.

The virus centralizes in the town's elementary school, and quickly the infected students have the teaching staff under siege, acting out deadly revenge fantasies with an eerie sense of childlike glee.

Jean Rabasse's meticulous production design and Madeline Fontaine's splendid costumes contribute to the eerie sense of being transported back to the stiffer, more formal world of half a century ago (even if the slouchy Greta Gerwig, as Jackie's closest aide Nancy Tuckerman, sometimes breaks the spell).

Extreme close - ups of bruised skin and dirty fingernails transmit an eerie sense of texture and tactility, binding us tightly to the minute details of the protagonist's experience.

Holed up and becoming increasing desperate, these educators soon act out deadly revenge fantasies with an eerie sense of childlike glee before realising they're going to actually have carry them out in order to survive.

Strangely enough it also has an eerie sense of humor almost until the end.

The meat and potatoes are the film's many scenes of the various hauntings inflicted on the characters, which establish an eerie sense of dread with many a creaking door, creepy clapping and shattering glass coming from unpredictable corners.

A period piece set in 17th Century colonial America, early word on the film raved about the eerie sense of dread that permeated the work, the beautiful attention to detail regarding the period setting and Eggers» refusal to pull any punches with what promises to be one of the more disturbing films of 2016.

A period piece set in 17th Century colonial America, early word on the film raved about the eerie sense of dread that permeated the work, the beautiful attention to...

After attending Sequoia's Investor Day, he came away with the eerie sense that Rory Priday and Bob Goldfarb spoke most.

That eerie sense of recognition is a sure sign of a well - executed satire.

Combining the eerie sense of solitude found in Dead Space, with puzzling elements from Portal 2 and Stealth Inc., The Swapper creates the perfect atmosphere to complement the thought provoking puzzles that will challenge just about any fan of the genre.

Images of masks and mannequins, a motif inspired by the Surrealists, have an eerie sense of life arrested.

Drawing from a variety of sources — from the narrative suggestiveness of cinematic imagery to the physical space of theatrical sets — Andersson employs disjointed perspectives and mismatched spatial relationships to create an eerie sense of the otherworldly.

On first viewing, the show strikes me as finely packaged post-mortem of a utopia; walking through the space, I have an eerie sense that an autopsy is being performed.

Pale monochrome shades, effortless textures and playful shapes give Spalletti's art a nonchalant cool and mind - cleansing beauty, as well as an eerie sense of calm.

In his recent solo show of paintings, «Wang Yin» at Tang Contemporary Art, Wang continued exploring familiar themes such as folk art and representations of ethnicity, all via a Soviet - influenced realistic style, with a cohesive structure and an eerie sense of lucidity.

And yet the way the townsfolk respond to these oddities is with an eerie sense of normalcy and status quo.