Sentence examples for strong horror from inspiring English sources
Featuring strands that cover US indies, fashion, plus Japanese and world cinema, there's a strong horror lineup too, with Cube director Vincenzo Natali's icky genetics tale Splice; the ski-lift chills of Frozen; and a rare screening of Lucio Fulci's classic giallo A Lizard In A Woman's Skin.
Games make use of strong horror themes, and the player is often challenged to navigate dark maze-like environments, and react to unexpected attacks from enemies.
"The Calusari" is the only episode of the series to have received an explicit rating of "18" in the United Kingdom by the BBFC for "occasional strong horror" and themes involving "demonic possession".
These films may contain mild or implied sex scenes, prolonged nudity, intense violence often with blood and gore, strong horror scenes and explicit/illegal/prolonged drug use.
It's the strongest horror opening of the year (beating Insidious 3 and Poltergeist, both $22.6m), jumping up strongly from Friday to Saturday to put the $5m film, a collaboration with no-budget outfit Blumhouse, firmly in the black already.
It is Mr Bain who has clearly shown, he writes, that "the love of praise and the strong feeling of glory, and the still stronger horror of scorn and infamy, are due to the workings of sympathy" (p. 133).
A bold, spectacular trick is played, eliciting a strong response – horror, surprise, delight.
Strong blacks, horror comics, mean revenge, strange surgery, and stuff.
Mama is holding strong for a horror film, earning another $6.75 million this weekend for a terrific $58 million cume and becoming the highest-grossing horror film since Paranormal Activity 3 back in October 2011.
"No, I have quite a strong stomach for horror, it worked towards my dark side in a way.
And caps on roaming charges will cause operators to raise prices elsewhere.In this section Living with a strong Russia India's horror Done roamin' Courting trouble Unintended consequences Reprints Related items Mobile telecoms: The right to roamJul 13th 2006There is more than a dash of populism behind Ms Reding's attack on the industry.
