Sentence examples for take horror from inspiring English sources

He complained: "They take horror seriously in America.

If you are the type of person who cannot take horror movies, do not watch them!

But it was in its second story that the series really struck gold, taking horror into the womb itself.

Those movies, he explained, took horror out of the land of lumpy monsters and brought to it a physicality, sexuality and vivid style.

One of the great things about AHS was the way it took horror movie conventions – whether witches, vampires or aliens – and subversively played around with them.

"I don't really take the horror part of it, the disgusting part, all that seriously, kind of the way one could look at a horror movie and be disgusted but giggling and laughing, because it's all fake".

It would take a horror in Kinshasa to be worse than this.

HERE'S the challenge for Eric Kripke, the producer in charge of "Revolution," an NBC series set on a future Earth without electricity: Take a horror story and make it a fantasy.

Finally, take every horror, choose the best, or all of them, and create your new terrifying creature to paste into your novel.

There are creaking floorboards and ominous shadows aplenty; the film is a masterclass in give-and-take horror suspense.

Redgrave isn't Redgrave if she doesn't ripple, but her mirthless laugh and glazed wide smile take on horror-movie proportions here.