Sentence examples for distinctive horror from inspiring English sources

While it may seem like the indulgence of a rich Hollywood egomaniac, instead it is the brain trust of the most prolific and distinctive horror and sci-fi/fantasy film-maker working in movies today.

Sarah Ruddick tries to isolate the distinctive moral horror of the September 11 attacks.

"Headstone City" gives you the distinctive shiver good horror writing — all good writing — provides: the certainty that the writer's own ghosts are in it.

One of the things that makes Lovecraft so distinctive is the horror he finds in the idea of infinitely deep time and space and the knowledge of a monstrously indifferent universe alien to our little world of humanist values.

Franco began and ended his career in Spain, but spent much of the 1970s as an exile from General Francisco Franco's film industry, making international co-productions in a bewildering number of countries (including France, Brazil, Turkey and Germany) and gaining a reputation as a master of a distinctive brand of psychedelic gothic horror.

Her might not qualify as a downright scary movie – no blood is shed, no violence is enacted aside from the breaking of a heart – but it is certainly a horror story of a distinctive kind.

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Resembling an even-more-attenuated member of the Horrors and talking in a distinctive, deep bass voice with long, drawled vowels that themselves sound narcotised, Morris travels the world in search of new highs.

A distinctive style was born, and Hammer became synonymous with horror.

Just like the Horrors, they're engaged in assembling a distinctive, fresh-enough style by mix-and-matching elements from all across the last couple of decades.

As a result its most distinctive pictures contained a strong element of fantasy not so much the fantasy of horror, which during the thirties was the province of Universal, but the fantasy of the marvelous and adventurous".