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The 35 best horror movie kill scenes, from Psycho to Scream

Horror fans talk a lot about movies with "good kills." Not that we ever want anyone to die in real life, but in the realm of a fictional scarefest, how a movie carries out its death scenes is often the most important thing about it. A good kill scene can do several things at once, from establishing how frightening a villain is to raising the emotional stakes of a story to simply setting the tone for the carnage to come. Sometimes, a good kill scene can even change the course of horror cinema as we know it.

Live Well: Exploding head syndrome might keep you up at night

Inside Exploding Head Syndrome – the bizarre condition that makes patients hear gunshots

Inside Exploding Head Syndrome – the bizarre condition that makes patients hear gunshots Integrative psychiatrist and sleep specialist Dr Nishi Bhopal tells OK! that numerous sleep disturbances have common triggers. Sign up When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice Between 10% and 30% of the world’s population are affected by insomnia and poor sleep. But did you know that there are numerous sleep disturbance syndromes and parasomnias (abnormal behaviour during any stage of slumber) that plague our bodies and minds when we’re trying to catch some shut-eye?

Carried on by the Storms at Sea

Fort Worth Weekly Carried on by the Storms at Sea A transatlantic collaboration releases its debut 7-inch as an expressive tribute to the late local musician/artist Nevada Hill. By PATRICK HIGGINS Though Hill would not see the final product, a posthumous performance sweetens the results. Courtesy of Chris Plavidal A dirge is a funeral song. A low-thrum lament to express grief or as an accompaniment for the departed on their journey to whatever it is that exists after death. A dirge can be somber, beautiful, and exalting. On their debut, Texas/U.K. psyche-noise duo Storms at Sea captures this mournful essence. Their new self-titled 7-inch reworks the atmosphere of a slow-burning New Orleans funeral march into experimental loop-based expressionism. Layers of distorted guitar drones swirl around bright horns, aggressive strings, and thundering toms, creating a sonic squall of angelic melancholy. The result is fitting of what it’s meant to be: a tribute to a lost fr

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