Sentence examples for murder games from inspiring English sources

Murder Games: The Life and Death of Breck Bednar is on BBC3 on 26 January, 9pm.

The title of the BBC documentary was corrected from War Games to Murder Games.

Dayne's utterly calm, utterly chilling 999 call on the Monday morning is played on the opening of Murder Games.

Murder Games is a hard programme to watch, harrowing beyond belief, but probably essential viewing for all teenagers, and teenage boys in particular.

Both letters have been posted on a blog, the first in November and the second earlier this week in response to a BBC3 documentary about the case, Murder Games, and a Guardian interview with LaFave.

Mr. Davidson's other adult novels are "Making Good Again" (Harper & Row, 1968), about German reparations after the Holocaust; "The Rose of Tibet" (Harper & Row, 1962), about the search for a vanished Englishman; and "The Chelsea Murders" (Cape, 1978), a literary puzzle mystery published in the United States as "Murder Games".

To readers, they are the Judi Dench and Maggie Smith of the murder game.

She was the first hostess in Paris to show movie previews and she was the first to introduce in France the famous parlor murder game.

Everyone who's on the murder game does it, says Gotti.

Caught in a storm that keeps them from leaving the inhospitable outpost, they agree -- after much idle chatter -- to play a murder game.

"He was a hitman innit and he like got away with the murder game coz he did black magic n shit.