Sentence examples for primeval horror from inspiring English sources
Hollywood reporter Vernon Scott pulled out all the lingual stops: "While plots for mummy movies thicken and special effects provide more gaudy mayhem, the deep, primeval horror of the walking dead has been well, er, ah, deadened, so to speak".
Some other wonders by Murnau (who died in 1931, in a car accident) are also out on DVD, including the primeval horror movie "Nosferatu," which I reviewed when the restoration came out last year.
I guess there's a distinction to be acknowledged between the pleasantly white storks of America and their Skeksi-like African cousins, though frankly that seems racist, and it wasn't really the parts of this winged abortion that flooded my bowels with shuddering, primeval horror.
Only then would Yrrh return from his primeval hiatus — "bringing what new horror or redemption," as the German intoned, "none can say".
In film and television, crocodilians are represented as dangerous obstacles in lakes and rivers, as in the 1986 Australian comedy film "Crocodile" Dundee, or as monstrous man-eaters in horror films like Eaten Alive (1977), Alligator (1980), Lake Placid (1999), Primeval (2007), and Black Water (2007).
There are infrequent glimpses of traditional Butoh and its exploration of raw primeval darkness at the heart of modern life, at least for a culture formed in part by the horrors of Hiroshima.
ATMOSPHERE Souk meets primeval forest.
An incredible, eerie, primeval sound.
I mean, this is primeval".
