Sentence examples for veteran horror from inspiring English sources

He'd contacted me on Twitter – this is a 21st-century story – to see if I'd like to contribute to a tribute volume, edited by himself and by veteran horror writer Mort Castle.

Decidedly not Michael Reeves's choice for the part, this was the veteran horror star's 75th film and his 17th for American International Pictures.

In a 2010 Total Film poll, it was again selected as the greatest horror film; the judging panel included veteran horror directors such as John Carpenter, Wes Craven, and George A. Romero.

Creatures were designed by veteran horror and monster concept artist Jordu Schell and supervised by Howard Berger, who said that Prince Caspian would be more medieval than The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.

He soon brought on veteran horror screenwriter Eric Heisserer (2010's "A Nightmare on Elm Street") and Wan ("Saw," "The Conjuring" franchise), the latter spitballing a series of ideas with Sandberg.

As written and directed by veteran horror helmer Scott Derrickson, Doctor Strange's mystic realms and otherworldly dimensions are grounded in an obvious affection for the comic book source material (a switch from the previous try at bringing Strange to live action), while breaking the boundaries once again of the ever-expanding edifice that is the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

And third, the film will be directed by heavy metal veteran and horror auteur Rob Zombie.

They also suggest that having secured veteran British horror actor Christopher Lee to play Saruman, it made sense to make greater use of his star status.

It has been that way for generations, with Cup veterans telling horror stories about how they once stood on the first tee with knees shaking, pulse racing and a trembling hand barely able to put the ball on the tee.

The horror veteran Wes Craven directs from a script by Carl Ellsworth.

Directed and co-written by horror veteran John Carpenter, the original Escape from New York was released in 1981.