The second season of "Masters of Horror," Showtime's anthology of 13 new horror flicks, rolls out some old bugaboos: kewpie dolls, priests, toxic suburbs, lightning storms.
One test of manoeuvrability was to throw her into a flick-roll and see how many times she rolled.
With the Mark II or the Mark V one got two-and-a-half flick-rolls but the Mark IX was heavier and you got only one-and-a-half.
"Roll, roll, roll, roll, roll".
There's always the razor and the knife.' " She set aside the brush and flicked a roll of lining paper.
Flick between one roll of news or organise new stories by site name.
The force for bouncing the egg at the end will have to come entirely from how they flick their wrists, roll the egg, or whatever they choose to do.
A homage to early Elvis Presley and rock 'n' roll flicks, this tale of class warfare in Baltimore had only a cobweb of a plot.
Flicking your wrist to roll a digital bowling ball.
And flicking through your camera roll is the best way to remember long-forgotten friends and places.
Simple, sunny emotions are Mr. Parsons's métier, as in the kittenish duet, all wrist flicks and shoulder rolls, excerpted from "Step Into My Dream" (1994).
