Sentences with phrase «hell out of the audience»

Renai wanders around a house, building up tension and spooking the hell out of the audience.

But the picture is of merit in using all of cinema's advanced technologies to scare the hell out of its audience, and could convert even some rah - rah conservative moviegoers into being antiwar.

Instead of providing a comforting bowl of melted apocalyptic cheese, Emmerich wants to beat the living hell out of his audience instead, staging doom after doom, death after death, until it reaches a nauseating spin of sensorial overload.

In an attempt to tease the hell out of their audience even further, Rockstar Games have released another handful of screen shots for GTAV.

Not exact matches

«In three controversial Wednesday Audiences, Pope John Paul II pointed out that the essential characteristic of heaven, hell or purgatory is that they are states of being of a spirit (angel / demon) or human soul, rather than places, as commonly perceived and represented in human language.

Set in the pleasingly claustrophobic Cottesloe theatre at the National, audience members are immediately hurtled into the sticky hell of the Commons, seated either in government or opposition seats in a set laid out to mirror the chamber, with Big Ben's stammering clock hands beamed onto the back wall.

This literary allusion is spelt out for audiences by one of the characters in the movie: Virgil accompanied Dante into the various circles of hell.

No one will take this film - about 10 hardened killers brought to a remote island to slaughter one another for an audience on the Internet - for a great work of art, but there's a place for this kind of B movie and for performers like wrestler Steve Austin, a big slab of an American trying to fight his way out of hell.

I think it's far better to have numerous other people tweet for you than to tweet the hell out of your own audience.