Sentence examples for spooky murder from inspiring English sources

The hospital lights kept malfunctioning and a spooky murder mystery developed.

It's an object lesson in controlled turbulence, right down to the spooky chorus: "Rape, murder / It's just a shot away".

Dial M for Murder was spooky to watch up on the screens of the Hollywood Bowl and Psycho was even scarier there than in any movie theatre!

We confined our search to homes decaying into the ground, boasting spooky legends or tragic murders, or serving as sites for sordid illegal activities.

What with all the promise of spooky love-tangle and bloody murder on display, it's a surprise to learn that this is the latest from Diablo Cody.

Mr. Brody plays Jack Starks, a soldier in the first Gulf War who survives a bullet wound to the head, fixes a pickup truck in Vermont, and is then sent to a spooky psychiatric hospital for a murder he did not commit.

In folklore and ghost stories, and in plays and films from Shakespeare's Macbeth through to Hitchcock's Psycho, murder sites are spooky places, the haunt of poltergeists and ghosts.

Spooky and spectacular as it is, "The Murder of Crows" does not quite cohere into an original Gesamtkunstwerk.

The reason the house won't sell becomes clear when a giant tour bus playing spooky music pulls up to show off the murder house for wacky tourists going on the gloom and doom doubledecker tour of LA.

The actual entrance is one door along; if you can picture Under the Skin, the spooky film in which Scarlett Johansson plays an alien who murders Glaswegians in run-down houses, you're in the right ballpark.

Spooky new girl Cole's arrival coincides with a string of gruesome murders – coincidence, or something more generically predictable?