As one of the pioneers of the body horror genre, a subgenre of horror flicks where the main focus is on the degradation and mutation of the human body, he's managed to skillfully oscillate throughout his career between more mainstream pictures such as The Fly and History of Violence and rather underground productions like Videodrome.
Gideon acts as a one-man band during each showing, somehow managing to skillfully operate a drum machine, play guitar, sing, and rap all timed meticulously to accompany the video playing on a large projector beside him on stage.
Duncan skillfully manages to keep all of this spinning while maintaining our suspension of disbelief.
Mr. Braugher, currently starring on the television series "Men of a Certain Age," skillfully manages to keep the noble Simon from coming across as too saintly.
Mr. Foran's starting point is Irish pub grub, but he skillfully manages to elevate it from its proletarian moorings while retaining its heartiness and simplicity.
But he skillfully manages to brush aside the subject and moves onto his first encounter with Bernard Mauchamp, the renown French entomologist and geneticist.
But he skillfully manages to brush aside the subject, as that kind of flattery clearly doesn't interest him, and moves onto his first encounter with Bernard Mauchamp, the renown French entomologist and geneticist.
It covers a great deal of ground skillfully and economically, and manages to remain highly enjoyable at the same time.
It skillfully yet almost casually manages to mix a coming of age tale, a twisty crime thriller, and a tragic love story in the slow-flowing waters of the Mississippi river, producing a masterful film with an edgy, contemporary darkness, yet with the timeless feel of adolescent adventures like Stand By Me and The Adventures of Tom Sawyer.
The affably officious government agent who concocts the charade is skillfully rendered by David Colley, who manages to manipulate with a velvet hand.
"Incumbent politicians have managed to diffuse opposition, skillfully and effectively". "That's interesting," Thompson says of this theory.
