Sentence examples for intense menace from inspiring English sources

And yet, with the first series, creator, writer and producer Noah Hawley managed the fearsome task of replicating the film's distinct mix of folksy humour and intense menace while finding his own compelling story, this time based in 2006 to the film's 1987.

Egan says that she was "eager to revisit" the story because of the way it conveys "a feeling of intense menace, but mixed with a lot of other complicated humanity, specifically parenthood, and, I think, too, the feeling of redemption that somehow Mary Gaitskill managed to wrest from this very dark and threatening situation".

The Lodger, the silent film that Hitchcock directed in 1927, is generally acknowledged to be the one where he properly found his "voice": that distinctive combination of death and fetishism, trick shots and music-hall humour, intense menace and elegant camerawork that assured his place among cinema's giants.

His look of intense, silent menace often makes him look like a six-year-old secretly urinating in a swimming pool.

But the world will not stay the same if we leave the EU: forces for closure worldwide will become more intense and menacing.

On the field, however, Martínez is a competitive menace, intense and intelligent, attuned to the hitters' physical and mental weaknesses.

It's an intense movie, with dogs menacing small children no less than 20 minutes in.

Rated PG-13 for intense sequences of violence and some menace. .

"Menace, mixed with unpredictability - people who have flashes of intense rage.

He exudes a naturally intense presence, and he works hard at making Clyde seem both wholesome and menacing.

Fein attributed the rating change to the more "intense" sound mix that made scenes such as the central part of V'Ger "more menacing".