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He also explains how revenge-driven, unrestrained, and even more maniacal Trump is now and how he will turn the United States into a de facto dictatorship if returned to power.

Once the parasite worms its way into Ellie after a bone-crunching tangle in the apartment’s elevator, Sutherland, known for her roles on “Vikings” and “The Mist,” unleashes one of the more maniacal horror performances in years.

Elia, now 82 and retired in Florida, spent 60 years in pro baseball as a player, manager and coach, and he says he knew of no hitter more diligent — more maniacal — about hitting than Edgar.

An unconstrained megalomaniac becomes only more maniacal.

While Los Santos may not have a Batman, a new mod for the hit open-world crime game transforms Trevor into a Joker even scarier-looking and more maniacal than the one from the Arkham series.