Sentence examples similar to developing horror from inspiring English sources

That's why a new group of creepy plays is so intriguing: contemporary theater may be developing a horror genre of its own.

Around 2008, while developing the horror film The Wild Man of the Navidad, directors Duane Graves and Justin Meeks sought out Pierce, who they cited as a major influence on their work.

Jaunt is currently working with Los Angeles-based filmmaker New Deal Studios (whose list of credits include "Inception," "Green Lantern, Hugogo" and "Cowboys and Aliens") on a cinematic project using its 3D cameras, and it's also developing a horror and World War II film project.

After many evenings of enforced silence in the presence of adults' conversation, he said, he developed a horror of boredom.

Zere was sirty-eight people in zat bar!" It was also during the war, I suspect, that she developed her horror of explosive noises.

The fighters surrounded her village at sunrise, and as the day developed, the horror of what could happen dawned on her family.

We started developing it before horror movies came back".

Usually, he is denounced as an Israel-menacing, Holocaust-denying, nuke-developing horror.

The Turks developed a visceral horror for the bloodshed in nearby Iraq from 2003 onwards.

Now he is developing a couple of psychological horror stories.

Maathai was an emissary of the developing world, and spoke in horror about how western consumerism was devastating the world's remotest areas and poorest people.