Sentence examples for made suspense from inspiring English sources

SH: You talked earlier about a period where you made suspense movies.

However, taken on its own terms, this handsomely made suspense yarn proves an engrossing, pulse-quickening journey that deserves a wider local release than it's receiving.

To me, in movies, that seems to be the essential object to photograph, and I've always felt when I'm making suspense movies, you're much more interested in following a woman than a man.

A few of the Freudian flights feel overworked, but Rudkin is very good at imagining the process of Hitchcock's thinking, revealing the filmmaker's uncanny understanding of human nature and laying out the nuts and bolts of cinematic technique that make suspense and terror palpable to an audience in a comfy movie house.

The programme is brilliantly made to create suspense and human drama.

As always, Mr. Nakata's plotting is clever and effective, but the film lacks the emotional core that made the suspense of "Ring" and "Dark Water" meaningful.

And the story hinges on the search for a man named McGuffin, an allusion to the conceits at the center of movies by Alfred Hitchcock, who never made a suspense melodrama set in Asia, and isn't considered an auteur de film noir either.

It is not difficult to create suspense by making people await a revelation, but it demands a certain originality to come through with a criminal device which is ingenious or picturesque or amusing enough to make the reader feel the waiting has been worth while.

Our comprehension manipulation plays on the power of the bomb to create suspense, and make the car with the bomb an integral component of the scene.

Ms. Weaver makes the suspense real.

With the cool audacity of someone making a suspense thriller, Layton held back the awful twist until near the very end.