creepiness

But he's less sure if Google isn't risking turning off some users with what he calls the "creepiness" factor.

News - chicagotribune.com 2012

And boy she was bad enough and since she got her own show the creepiness is sure showing more and more.

Granholm worries of Tea Party's 'fringe element' 2010

But giving it a run for creepiness is the last story, about a recluse old man who hates Halloween and is attacked by a little demon-boy with a burlap head (think: The Orphanage).

two more horror movies, reviewed intertribal 2010

That creepiness is balanced by the fully realized company of players - Publishers Weekly.

The Sweet Far Thing by Libba Bray: Book summary 2010

But giving it a run for creepiness is the last story, about a recluse old man who hates Halloween and is attacked by a little demon-boy with a burlap head (think: The Orphanage).

intertribal: two more horror movies, reviewed intertribal 2010

She was a proud, unabashed jerk with no compunction about showing off her retrograde politics while clumsily stomping about the city she acted as if she owned — just like her co-horts in creepiness Giuliani and Kerik.

Archive 2008-01-01 2008

A good example might be Wint and Kid in "Diamonds Are Forever", whose creepiness is very much to do with their perversity.

Wisdom, Justice And Mercy Hal Duncan 2006

Both characters are involved from the go get, I don't think that's a great idea, I like the idea of a loner, if you're in your car and look to pull over a Hitcher I guarantee your girlfriend\boyfriend would talk you out of it, plus most of the creepiness is gone with a couple in the car, that whole first section with just Jim was superbly dark and terrifying, what's more scary than being chased by a psycho when you're all alone?

Filmstalker: Hitcher remake inside word 2006

But nothing in creepiness compared with the Valle de los Caídos (the Valley of the Fallen), Generalissimo Francisco Franco’s enormous monument to himself and his régime, which occupies a whole valley not too far distant from El Escorial — every stone of which was dug, cut and lifted through the 1940s and 1950s by slave laborers consisting mostly of defeated Republican prisoners of the civil war.

Archive 2009-05-01 2009

But nothing in creepiness compared with the Valle de los Caídos (the Valley of the Fallen), Generalissimo Francisco Franco’s enormous monument to himself and his régime, which occupies a whole valley not too far distant from El Escorial — every stone of which was dug, cut and lifted through the 1940s and 1950s by slave laborers consisting mostly of defeated Republican prisoners of the civil war.

El Escorial 2009