Bertelsmann's Ms von Peter has a string of horror stories about European recipients.
Hammer, which during its golden age in the '50s and '60s produced a string of horror films, had been languishing in the doldrums for 30 years after falling out of fashion.
Arguably Price's finest single performance, certainly the one that called on all his varied talents as a comedian, aesthete, mellifluous speaker of verse, old-fashioned barnstormer and exponent of horror, is Douglas Hickox's classic black comedy Theatre of Blood, best of a string of horror pictures he made in Britain.
It's this versatility, alongside a fusion of disparate influences – trap-style drum claps, vintage Prince synth textures, and the exaggerated strings of horror film soundtracks – that's helping Mike define the sound of R&B in 2013.
The value of the Turkish lira fell by nearly half against the dollar, a bevy of banks went under, and only a much bigger intervention by the Fund prevented wholesale meltdown.On the human-rights front, a string of new horrors has blotted a record that had been improving, albeit patchily.
In recent months, the nation has suffered a string of unspeakable horrors carried out by individuals with significant emotional problems.
Although he secured his first film role in 1948, Lee, 91, will always be associated with the string of gothic-horror roles he undertook for Hammer Films, including The Curse of Frankenstein (1957) in which he played The Monster, and the title role in Dracula (1958).
Before the bigger awards were announced, there was a trip back to "The Dark Knight," as Morgan Freeman explained how sound editors handled a movie from an earlier year, and a lengthy string of excerpts from horror movies, in an effort to reach fans who do not find movies like the "Twilight" series on the show.
At the same time, the defense also sought to dispel the image of the girl's life in the apartment as a string of atrocities in a "house of horrors," as the defense has labeled the prosecution's portrayal.
But the studio becomes best known in the 1930's for a string of popular and enduring horror films, including Frankenstein (1931), The Invisible Man (1933) and Bride of Frankenstein (1935).
