I would make a distinction between, on the one hand, the systematic horrors of Liberia, East Timor, and Haiti and, on the other hand, the chaotic opportunism of the Cuban counter-revolution.
But what Damian describes is sheer horror – systematic and highly inventive abuse over years, from Logan, the man Damian's mum left his father for.
This leaves us with no explanation for the systematic human-on-human horrors inflicted elsewhere in the world.
Captain Hosenfeld joined the Nazi party before World War II but later wrote about his "disgust and horror" at the systematic murder of Jews.
None of this is to deny the horror of the systematic rapes Callimachi reports or the revolting nature of the theology she describes.
Once his story breaks, around the midpoint, the movie turns into a horror, as a systematic campaign designed to ruin Webb's reputation, and thus kill the story, kicks into gear.
It is as if familiarity is breeding analogy, and analogy is unaffected by how many institutions meticulously survey the horrors of calculated, systematic murder on a mass scale.
At my audition, director Brett Bailey clearly set out his intentions, explaining how the piece was a damning critique of the horrors of the systematic dehumanisation of a people that occurred throughout the era of the European empires; and the far-reaching effects that continue to haunt us.
"Industrial farming" delivers horrors at a systematic scale with questionable human health and efficiency considerations.
For more than 30 years, widely available books have detailed in excruciating horror how non-Jewish Polish citizens participated in the systematic degradation and destruction of Polish Jews -- with and without Nazi sanction.
