Sentences with word «hellmouth»

The screaming head of Orcus (Ogre, c. 1550), a cave - like stone sculpture by Simone Moschino from the Pirro Ligorio - designed Gardens of Bomarzo in Italy, has been transplanted to Harlem, as an open hellmouth into the city.

Even if the Rockies wanted to spend, spend, spend on the open market, pitchers generally aren't keen on pitching at the open hellmouth growling at them in every one of their night terrors.

The abrupt party scene is quickly interrupted by a cataclysmic rain of fire, culminating with a giant hellmouth opening up in front of Franco's house, swallowing most of the revelers inside and drastically slowing the film's pace.

The result is a film that merely rip - offs Hellraiser (down to the reconstituted corpse), A Nightmare on Elm Street (down to the floppy - hat - wearing vengeful ghoul), and, most peculiarly of all, Dario Argento's Inferno and Suspiria (burning hellmouth, rain of maggots, man - eating dog).

She will go on to deliver this same 11 - minute rallying cry twice more, once downstairs and once at the neighboring bar The Monster, which I overhear someone call «a hellmouth.»

Welp, into the hellmouth Cynthia Nixon goes.

«Tales is a hellmouth full of talent sure to become a classic played each Halloween by the horror faithful, paired with a gratuitous amount of candy corn and chocolate.

Even after we made it through the hallway into another room, several unyielding locked doors caused us to lose any ground we had gained and we were sucked into the hellmouth again before finally finding the way to safety.

New to L.A., she soon meets inquisitive yet friendly makeup artist Ruby (Jena Malone), who takes her clubbing — cue the thick tracking shot through a shadowy, cavernous, thumping nightspot that might as well be a hellmouth.

On film, it occasionally manifests itself in period pieces that focus on the encroachment and proliferation of the railroad: its engines (as in King Vidor's Duel in the Sun and Beyond the Forest, or the Hughes Brothers» From Hell) the manifestation of the industrial revolution in terms of hellmouths and serpents — William Blake's «Tyger» burning bright in the forests of a primordial night, all - consuming and inexorable.

And so, the reason for Stardew Valley's problems both worldly and supernatural becomes clear: Pelican Town was built over a hellmouth.