Sentence examples for engaging horror from inspiring English sources

It's the most intimidating and engaging horror experience I have ever had.

VICE Gaming contributor Julia Hardy clenched her nerves to test Kitchen at E3. "The most intimidating and engaging horror experience I have ever had," was her verdict.

Writers should avoid there if they want to create a unique, engaging horror story.

Like any genre, horror has its own set of tropes and cliches that writers should avoid if they want to create a unique, engaging horror story.

In this sense, "An Invisible Sign of My Own" is witty and engaging; it is tinged with a kind of gothic horror and it is certainly stylistically nimble.

The reviewer in GamePro wrote that Darkwatch "mixes its Western Roots with gothic horror and steampunk aesthetics, and the results are uniquely engaging," adding that if some the game's "cooler" concepts "had been explored further, lengthening the game in the process, Darkwatch could've rivaled the best of the genre".

And here's Samuil, the novel's most engaging and memorable character, viewing the film "Fiddler on the Roof" with a combination of horror and befuddlement: "On the screen Samuil watched a lurid, fetishistic montage of Jewish symbols: a Star of David, a menorah, Hebrew letters, the worn burgundy velvet cloth covering the bimah".

And there, all the while, is McClure, more serious but as engaging, steering him back on track when she's not crying with laughter or gasping in horror ("Oh Joe! For fuck's sake!").

Instead, like James Wan's similarly engaging The Conjuring, this is a film that plays with the formalism of classic 1970s and 1980s horror, the elegant cinematography by Simon Chapman a steady witness to the unease that unfolds.

Most engaging?

Horror of horrors.