Sentence examples for gory effect from inspiring English sources

You can even add a dead penguin body if you're looking for a gory effect.

A thoroughly cooked, washed, and broken chicken bone adds an especially gory effect.

The makeup department will run periodic "Blood, Guts and Gore" sessions on how to create gory effects.

All these films were made before digital technology made it possible to create gory effects of stunning realism.

Mr. King accomplishes it through the use of gory effects — the exuberant grotesquerie owes a clear debt to the early work of Peter Jackson — and through less elaborate means.

There are no gory effects, only horrifying ones, and no attempts to duplicate the grisly scenes of Hiroshima survivors that have been shown as part of TV newscasts and documentaries.

After talking us through their gory effects – a million miles away from any lionised images young men might have of Call of Duty-style, rifle-fighter bravado, or of clean, single-bullet, heroic deaths in combat – he pulls out an amputation saw.

Reviewing for Computer and Video Games, Paul Boughton was impressed by the game's detailed gory effects, such as the aftermath of a decapitation, calling them "hypnotically gruesome".

The gory special effects are by Tom Savini, the cult make-up artist whose career goes back to "Dawn of the Dead" in 1977.

Michigan will see a notably young cast -- David Oyelowo, who brings guts and gumption to Henry VI, a king usually played as a mild-mannered saint, is just 24 -- and striking and sometimes gory stage effects.

Unfortunately the plot thickens so rapidly and so lumpily that one very soon loses interest in spite of the quite stunning and gory special effects, which include the sight of one fellow's head exploding in the manner of a gas-filled cantaloupe.