The phrase "as much horror" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare the degree of horror experienced or perceived in different contexts or situations.
Example: "The film was filled with as much horror as it was with suspense, keeping the audience on the edge of their seats."
Alternatives: "equally terrifying" or "just as frightening".
The smallest faults are here severely punished; the mere idea of a crime is looked upon with as much horror as the crime itself.
"The thought of the Tories capturing this seat fills me with as much horror as anything else I can think of," Hughes said.
For the next several hours, street-to-street fighting raged here, with as much horror and confusion as the Pentagon's war planners had imagined.
Like the ring-necked members of the Karen tribe when trotted out for tourists, the women must know their appearance will invite as much horror as fascination, but their sacrifice helps save others from a similar fate.
Three years ago, when the Tsarnaev brothers set off a bomb at the finish line of the Boston Marathon, killing three people and wounding two hundred and sixty-four, Craig Atkinson, a New York filmmaker, looked on with as much horror as anyone else.
Beyond the fate of individual characters, the drama is founded on the idea that the aristocracy's gilded way of life may be ending -- an idea that apparently fills creator Julian Fellowe with as much horror as a pit filled with zombies (or badly trained footmen).
As much as horror fans love gore, they love their protagonists even more.
Ólafsson, who plays local police chief Andri, says its location makes Trapped as much as horror series as a crime drama.
By contrast, there was as much visceral horror as empathy in one's reaction to the morbidly tactile quality of the painted 17th-century Spanish sculptures (such as Gregorio Fernandez's horizontally laid out and graphically, wounded Dead Christ) in the National Gallery's recent Sacred Made Real exhibition.
But Barlow's story reminds us that there is just as much wonder, and horror, in the damaged world they leave behind.
I always liked your science-fiction as much as your horror.
