Sentence examples for considered scary from inspiring English sources

It's the brash twin to the subdued original and while it might help to make the film sell to horror-saturated youths, for genuine genre fans, it's a regretful example of what's considered scary in 2016.

I think in Chicago, more than other cities, people are willing to experience the unusual, where in some places it may be considered scary and people shy away.

Bob Weinstein considered "Scary Movie" to be an unsuitable title as, in addition to the horror and violence, the film contained elements of satire and comedy; Weinstein wished for that to be better conveyed by the title.

I mean, one of them was Dick Cheney, which some people would consider scary, but we don't know that crows perceived him as scary to start with.

("It was considered too scary for foreign audiences, while just hitting the politically-correct spot in Sweden," reckons my neighbourhood Swede).One can't help but speculate how poorly a book called "Men who hate women" would've done at American airports.

("It was considered too scary for foreign audiences, while just hitting the politically-correct spot in Sweden," reckons my neighbourhood Swede).The meddling continues: the sequel, "The Girl Who Played With Fire" in English, is faithful to the Swedish title, but in Spanish is needlessly elaborated as, "The girl who dreamed of a match and a can of petrol".

"Slavery" is also flagged and "terrorism" is considered too scary.

"Just about a month ago, I'd be considered a scary guy with a hoodie," he said in a video Booker uploaded on Wednesday.

Television news was ranked sixth, which meant that children considered it scarier than the fright film "Halloween" (No. 7), as well as one of the ancestors of reality programs, "That's Incredible".

We've also seen that the main baddie is likely a huge, monster that threatens on a larger scale than did the beast from the original – which is pretty terrifying considering how scary that hing already was.

Sounds good until you consider this scary fact: at some point after Canada instituted its national health care program, everyone in the country died.