A mainstay of Israeli campaigns since television arrived here in the 1960s, the commercials have ranged from the fright-inducing (Mr. Netanyahu's footage of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran) to the bizarre (an ultra-Orthodox rabbi who pledges bread for a shekel, or 27 cents).
Even the bad guys could be more fright-inducing.
Some Native American tribes reportedly believe that a fright can induce labour, and other cultures believe that starving the mother in the last week of pregnancy will encourage the baby to emerge in search of a feed.
Fearlessness was measured by observing reactions to various fright-inducing situations: separation from parents, the roar of a vacuum cleaner, a jack-in-the-box and the like.
The Law Division granted the defendant's motion for summary judgment on the second and third counts, holding that it was constrained to follow the existing New Jersey rule that where there is no physical impact upon the plaintiff, there can be no recovery for the bodily injury or sickness resulting from negligently induced fright.
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Many of the hip names who hit the sweet spot in September have shown slightly flat, underwhelming collections this time around, as if the pressure of being taken seriously has induced catwalk stage fright.
Yet as preview and film festival audiences can attest, "Paranormal Activity" exhibits something many fright flicks don't -- goose-bump inducing, gore-free scares.
Fright wigs, frightening women and frightful acting.
The centerpiece of "Wake in Fright" — and its locus of Conradian horror — comes when John is induced to join the doctor and his drunken companions on a midnight kangaroo hunt.
