"Sinister," starring Hawke as a crime writer who stumbles across a mysterious box of home movies, has received especially positive response from critics for a horror movie -- though the genre is not typically review-driven.
Meanwhile, we are informed that a sinister being named Black Star lives in a nearby black hole and seeks to rule the universe by overthrowing God.
Together, he and Mr. Stone improvised a scene in which the exhortations of the talking berries grow more sinister: Remember "Star Wars"?
But several women have now alleged that he was something far more sinister: a star who took advantage of his celebrity to drug and sexually assault them, and to get away with it.
At the conference, Lani Guinier, the Harvard Law School professor, set her sights not on the Sneetches but on their rapacious exploiter, Sylvester McMonkey McBean, the sinister interloper with his star-branding and star-removing machines.
The tricks, which were given sinister names like "Death Star", included arranging power sales to flow in opposite directions so that Enron could collect the fees for moving electricity without actually doing it.
Ms Wass said that evidence given by the four women, as well as claims by other witnesses to whom charges do not relate, showed that the star was a "sinister pervert who had a demon lurking beneath the charming exterior".
"All that is missing is for foreigners to be made to wear the Freedom party's A-card visibly and then the sinister history of the Jewish star or pink triangle will be revived," said the Green party's human rights spokeswoman, Terezija Stoisits.
That transcendent ballerina stars in this sinister love story, which plays out to David Lang's brooding score.
On the page, it is genuinely sinister, but the 1993 movie, starring Sharon Stone, lumbered along under the weight of Joe Eszterhas's sleazy script.
