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The New Yorker 's Alex Ross calls Palestrina --about the 16 th -century Italian church-music composer--"a spectacle that is magnificent on the surface and haunting at the core."
To read a Maslin piece can be a disconcerting, at times even haunting experience.
It can take a number of forms: the prurient (as in much of Freud's), the haunting (ditto), the sordid-poetic (Kraft-Ebbing, for example), the pregnant-random (as in much of criminology).
L Is for Legacy: Gwen Ifill double dribbled her observation that the L word currently haunting Clinton is "legacy," not liberalism ( Washington Week in Review and Meet the Press ).
The remake of The Haunting has the bad fortune to open in the same month, and what might have been dismissed as just a lame, overstuffed big-studio scare picture will now be held up as a counterexample.