prestige

In any case, it’s very much a work of television — not what I’d call prestige television, despite a modicum of well-done fright effects — just ordinary, workman-like TV, with monsters.

One of A24’s earliest horror hits, “The Witch” — a spare yet dreadful and beautifully shot folktale — did considerable work synonymizing the company with prestige horror.

Jim Crow sculptures summoned visual tradition as a prestige podium from which to rerun racist hate.

The group is further strengthening its foothold in prestige fragrances, a category that has been the company’s growth engine over the past few years, they added.

Demonstrators accused it of prioritising prestige policies and projects over providing economic support.