The phrase "silent horror" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a feeling of fear or terror that is not visibly expressed or outwardly apparent. Example: As the sun set and darkness enveloped the forest, a feeling of silent horror crept over the group of hikers, making them freeze in fear at every rustle and whisper of the trees.
I cringed in silent horror.
In silent horror film style, all we see are Mason's terrified eyes.
The new cinema will open in the autumn with lots of German expressionist silent horror films.
In 1973, for example, he adapted for radio "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari," the 1920 silent horror film.
The first photos I saw were of mummified corpses — bodies shrunken, masklike faces gaping in silent horror.
Even my mother provided such an anecdote by once reciting lesbian love poetry at the tea table to the utter (silent) horror of my dad.
As a latecomer to the benumbing, deathly silent horrors of the area's ruin, I liked the work.
The 1927 silent horror-mystery starring Lon Chaney and produced by MGM has not been seen for almost 50 years". Double Academy Award winner Roger Christian attaches a great deal of luck to his debut film, Black Angel.
There is life in his eyes, as powerful and undeniable as all those Balkan images from the past decade of dead limbs entwined in patterns of silent, ghostly horror.
Bungie composer Martin O'Donnell remembered that the studio's location, a former girl's school next to a crack house, "smelled like a frat house after a really long weekend" and reminded staff of a locale from the Silent Hill horror video games.
With only two truly new maze themes for 2012 (Walking Dead and Silent Hill), Horror Nights appears to be increasingly relying on past hits (Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Alice Cooper and La Llorona) to fill out its annual lineup, a strategy that requires less invention and more reinvention.
