Sentence examples for called horror from inspiring English sources

This peculiarly Jacksonian disquiet operates in almost every one of her stories, not just the tiny handful that could be called horror.

Union officials also cited what they called horror stories of contractors who performed poorly or got into legal or financial trouble after taking over government jobs.

People seem to go back and forth on the genre: sometimes it's called horror, sometimes (as per Del Toro) "gothic romance".

Inmates at a mental institution have taken over an unnamed society, and they randomly proclaim that all bicyclists must be eliminated or deported to a place called Horror Island.

"It's the media that keep on saying 'horror veteran,' " he said, "but by my own estimation I don't think I appeared in more than 15 films that could be called horror movies.

The most significant drama was a BBC Wednesday Play called Horror of Darkness, starring Nicol Williamson and Glenda Jackson, which was made in 1964 but not broadcast until 1965 because of concerns over its gay theme.

He's very grateful to the genre, as the Inland Revenue would no doubt confirm, but only a small proportion of his 110 films have been what he'd call Horror - or even Thrillers.

For me, listening to others eat their popcorn with their mouths open in the quiet parts of a movie is more horrifying than the things they're calling horror movies now.

Or why there is padded furniture in both Padding and Protection and the section called Beauty, Horror and Biotechnology, which displays the horror-movie and face-lift videos.

It was "American Horror Story," not the season of that series called "American Horror Story: Asylum".

It looks unflinchingly and rather brilliantly at what Kurtz in his dying words calls "The horror, the horror" - that awful bare fact of being alive, and then not.