Sentence examples for Creeping horror from inspiring English sources

"You've never suffered the abject, creeping horror of an ailing anus!" the latter is told.

The soundtrack is a slick synth nightmare evoking the creeping horror of a dying world.

Those who use the London Underground regularly will appreciate the creeping horror of what happens next.

And he invented a pictorial theatre of sexual bondage, bug-eyed madness, creeping horror, witches, fairies, spooks and grotesquely posing musclemen.

Mr. Sullivan's ad features a characterization of him with an anvil on his chest with a blurb saying, "The creeping horror".

The special effects are stunning, from the parting of the Red Sea to the plagues – notably the creeping horror of the death of the firstborn.

You might even feel something too, though your emotional response to the slow-creeping horror will most likely soon die, snuffed out by directorial choices that deaden a story already starved for oxygen.

But when the eponymous alien finally reveals itself, the wait is justified: the creature is fantastically well realised, a creeping, slick horror that cannot be stopped, merely avoided.

Effie, a 20-year-old Malay-Muslim, told the Guardian she felt a creeping sense of horror as she read about genital mutilation on the internet, with the realisation the procedure she saw described as a backwards cultural practice had in fact been done to her when she was too young to realise.

Sure enough, a fascinated horror crept across many faces in the car.

I have been unnerved, thrilled, sometimes shocked and often thoroughly creeped out, by horror films.