Scream

adept's dismissive response: "It is impressionism carried to the extreme. It is a burlesque of art." Munch's au naturel paintings from this period survive only in sketches, except for Standing Nude . They may have been confiscated by his father. The Scream is Munch's most conspicuous work, and one of the most recognizable paintings in all contrivance. It has been widely interpreted as representing the universal apprehension of modern Polari. Painted with vast unite of flighty color and highly disintricate

unafraid of the sudden bleak climate. I tremble with uneasiness and wish my dress can swallow me. ‘’Persephone!’’ a deep rumble trails behind me. The ground wobbles in horror. I swivel around quick and get light headed at the sight in front of me. A scream would never exit my body, it froze in dread. There stood the devil, King of the Underworld, Hades. Hades palm crashed against my arm. My frigid skin felt foreign to his burning hand. I hiss in pain and discomfort. I know nothing good can ever

I could tell it was hard for Sam to see her like this; he did have a crush on her. “Is that what the burn mark is on your neck, I could tell that it was intentional because of the shape?” My eyes filled with tears, I could still hear his dreadful scream ring out. He quickly glanced my way and left.

As a child my mom told me about her ghost story it made me not want to think or watch scary movies. Just having the thought of knowing that something we can’t see could be watching me anywhere and everywhere gives us the chills.The fact when we think about it we crave to see horror films. Why is it that people feel normal when we watch scary movies? According to Stephen King’s “Why We Crave Horror” says that we aren’t normal and the things we feel towards movies are part of the “Human Condition”

Out of all of them I was the only one who was not afraid. I did not scream, nor did I ever cover my eyes like they did. At one point Barbara tried to leave in the middle of the movie because it was too “scary” I quickly put my leg up in front of her and told her “relax its not even that scary we didn’t pay ten dollars just

It was midday when a man named, John was driving across the state to see his family. While driving through back roads, he encountered abandoned woods. Soon the unexpected happened, his engine started smoking. John had no choice but to pull over in the middle of nowhere to check it out. He was able to get the car up and running normal again but, something else happened, his tires were flat. John had no spare tires, it was like this was no accident. So, he started walking through the woods looking

Unfortunately, we could all be mental cases just waiting to wake up. As Stephen King says it best “I think that we’re all mentally I’ll; those of us outside the asylums only hide it better” He makes a remarkable argument testing the metal state of every true horror movie fan. He points to craziness as if it were normal, as if without these movies people couldn’t unleash a sleeping demon that lies inside us all. He mentions how adolescents show signs of insanity with use of jokes, proving that without

Addicted Series altered a huge part of my life, and reading Long Way Down left a significant impact on me. It’s possible, I will never be the same. You 've been warned. This is not going to be a book review. I realized, after reviewing all of the books in Addicted series, I finally exhaust the points I’ve been doing for the past eight books. I would sound like an annoying broken record if I continue to sing the same old tune. So maybe, I will just humor myself and the people who would read this

stronger the farther they walked.They heard creepy voices it would say “HELP” “HELP” “AHHHHH”. After a minute from the opposite way from the one scream it would say”RUN IT WILL GET YOU”!!! Jake would scream”who”. It would say “HE…...HE

“The Scream” is an iconic painting drawn in the late 19th century, even if someone is not interested in art, they have seen it more than once; There have been countless parodies of it and references to it in pop culture. Edvard Munch came up with the concept while having a walk with two of his friends while the sun was setting. The sky had turned blood red. He paused in a state of shock and anxiety, and his companions had left him. The painting captures this feeling perfectly. In “The Kite Runner”