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blood and guts

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blood and guts (informal)
violence shown on television, film, or in the theatre, where people are seen being injured or killed. It was all blood and guts. I came out feeling quite ill.
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And nearly every day, buses filled with visitors of different nationalities, including many Chinese, come to pay their respects to "Old Blood and Guts.
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He subtracts not only the blood and guts from his pseudocinematic scenarios, but the affect as well--lack of affect being a major indicator that somebody (or an entire society) is crazy.
Aernout Mik: New Museum of Contemporary Art by Schambelan, Elizabeth / Artforum International
If the blood and guts doesn't bother you, 'A Faint Cold Fear' is a highly recommended suspense.
A Faint Cold Fear by Gorden, S.A. / Reviewer's Bookwatch
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