Diagnosis of childhood cancer is no longer an automatic death sentence, but it has not lost all of its horror.
Her narrative is riveting, even (or perhaps, one must say, especially) in light of its horrors.
But as the physical effects of the horror were being buried, questions tormented the relatives and friends of the dead.
The impact of the other poems in the book is often so shocking and overwhelming, because of the violent, tightly packed, and allusive style and the frequent effects of nightmare horror, that his control may seem dubious.
Though in its way it's as simpleminded as the usual romantic young poet's denunciations of war or commerce, it has a vague, floating, lyric sense of dread which goes beyond the simpler effects of horror movies that don't make intellectual claims.
In the earliest horror films, which were influenced by German Expressionist cinema, the effect of horror was usually created by means of a macabre atmosphere and theme; The Student of Prague (1913), an early German film dealing with a dual personality, and The Golem (1915), based on the medieval Jewish legend of a clay figure that comes to life, were the first influential horror films.
The pathologizing effect of horror is well documented in studies of children witnessing domestic violence [ 39] and soldiers witnessing atrocities [ 40, 41], but is often given less importance when assessing exposure in disaster survivors [ 42].
Agronin strives to find the beauty in the tragedy of dementia; Jacoby writes about its horror.
That pause proved temporary and for all its horror, had little effect on the presidential race.
Special makeup devices can supply the performer with any desired facial feature, from the weird effects of science fiction and horror movies to the bruises, wounds, and scars of western and war films.
