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| - The Burning was the name given to a form of torture that consisted of the repeated use of a blaster, set at a low power level, to slowly sear the flesh of an individual's body down to the bone. It was common practice for an interrogator using this method to begin with one of the victim's legs so as to immobilize him or her. The interrogator would repeat the process with other parts of the victim's body until the victim gave the interrogator the answers he or she wanted or until the victim perished.
- The Burning is a 1981 slasher film directed by Tony Maylam, with music by Rick Wakeman. It tells the story of a cruel, alcoholic caretaker at a summer camp (nicknamed Cropsy after the huge garden shears he carries) who falls victim to a particularly nasty prank, which leaves him horribly burned and disfigured. Following his release from hospital, he returns to his old stomping ground and begins a murder spree.
- Rocky Gray's band that formed in Little Rock, Arkansas, in 2005. The most anyone File:Burning.jpg has heard from them is 3 instrumental demos that can be found on their website. In 2006, instead of those demos and anything else they had recorded for the band being released under the name 'The Burning', they used them for the newest Soul Embraced songs. Rocky has said that he'll do something with 'The Burning' in the future, but he is currently focused on other projects. A drummer was never named.
- The Burning is the sixth installment of the series "The Guardians of Ga'Hoole." The Guardians of Ga'Hoole is a series of books written by Kathryn Lasky. The Capture, The Journey, The Rescue, The Siege, The Shattering, The Burning, The Hatchling, The Outcast, The First Collier, The Coming of Hoole, To Be a King, The Golden Tree, The River of Wind Image:Nuvola apps bookcase.png This article is a stub. You can help the My English Wiki by [ expanding it].
- "The Burning” is the sixteenth episode of the ninth and final season of Seinfeld, and the 172nd episode overall. This episode first aired on March 19, 1998.
- The Burning is a novel by Nancy Holder & Jeff Mariotte centered around Angel, Buffy Summers, the Scooby Gang, and Angel Investigations.
- The Burning is a Rick Wakeman soundtrack for the film of the same name. It was released in 1981. Tracks 1-4 are part of a suite entitled "The Wakeman Variations".
- The Burning is a 2011 American Horror film remake of the original 1981 Cult Classic Slasher film of the same name. It is written by Luke Dawson, Stephen Susco and Donna Powers and directed by Andrew Parkinson. It stars Rachel Taylor, Mark Ruffalo, Naturi Naughton, Ryan Merriman, Maria Conchita Alonso, Reagan Dale Neis, Juliette Goglia, Penn Badgley, Sandra-Diaz Twine, Hunter Parrish, Casper Van Dien, Marshall Allman, Wesley Barker, Matt Barr, Chris Lowell, Cyril Raffaelli and Thomas Haden Church.
- Some years in the future, a wave of destruction hit Mobius. Where all was green and peaceful, it was replaced by burning Zones and continents that fell one after the other. It soon transpired that the destruction was caused by Super Sonic, otherwise known as the Iblis. Although little is known of the aftermath, it is obvious that Mobius is now a barely inhabitable husk with the population living in fear of the next Iblis attack. G.U.N., along with soldier Silver the Hedgehog, continued to offer resistance but were eventually defeated.
- The Burning is a global catastrophe that will occur in Mobius' future and an event in the 2 stories "Enter: Blaze" and "Last Hero Standing" of "Issue 255" of Sonic the Comic Online. Some years in the future, a wave of destruction hit Mobius. Where all on the planet was green and peaceful, it was replaced by burning Zones and continents that fell one after the other. It soon transpired that the destruction was caused by Super Sonic, otherwise known as the Iblis.
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