Zaroff

But back to Count Zaroff there by the fire in his cabin with his dog and his gun.

For todays active man 2010

But back to Count Zaroff there by the fire in his cabin with his dog and his gun.

Lance Mannion: 2010

What lies in store for them has more shocks than real surprises and is indebted to Ernest B Schoedsack's 1932 classic The Most Dangerous Game (AKA The Hounds of Zaroff) about a rich sadist hunting human prey on his private Pacific island.

Predators 2010

Zaroff goes on to describe a hypothetical situation in which someone "doctor shops" because she has become tolerant to drugs and sees multiple doctors for this "medical" problem.

Maia Szalavitz: More Misinformation on Ledger Death, Prescription Drug Misuse 2008

To start, Zaroff cites CDC statistics which make it look as though medical overdoses are rising dramatically.

Maia Szalavitz: More Misinformation on Ledger Death, Prescription Drug Misuse 2008

Zaroff claims that the solution is a national database containing our most private medical information to allow doctors, pharmacists and police to check up on patients.

Maia Szalavitz: More Misinformation on Ledger Death, Prescription Drug Misuse 2008

His swamp seems to be the same Fog Hollow of “The Most Dangerous Game” only there is no Zaroff with a rifle.

Archive 2007-09-01 Jacqueline T Lynch 2007

He invites Zaroff, played memorably by Leslie Banks see entry March 29th to go hunting in the Catskills, where the guides “will make the deers behave.”

Archive 2007-09-01 Jacqueline T Lynch 2007

He is a drunken fool, who disgusts the disciplined if utterly crazy host Count Zaroff with his dissolute ways and casual attitude toward hunting.

Archive 2007-09-01 Jacqueline T Lynch 2007

Zaroff unveiled her newest collection at the Whole Foods megastore in Austin, Texas, two weeks ago.

Green and Still Chic 2007