"of horror" or "in horror"?
I have always been a fan of horror movies. |
However, the main feeling was one of horror. |
The reaction to the plan has been one of horror. |
Since finishing work on Maree last month, I've been working on a couple of horror stories. |
For reasons that will become apparent later, I joined Norman in his state of horror and outrage. |
Yikes, but such gruesome and fabulous imagery if you like this kind of horror! Shut it, Twilight. |
If someone thinks it's self-indulgent, incoherent and pointless then they might not, horror of horrors, be a cretin. |
I've always loved how The Simpsons draw vampires and this was a classic tale of horror courtesy of Bram Stoker's Dracula. |
I squished it easily, but now I'd worried if it was a roach and I may have an infestation (horror of horrors) in my laptop. |
Many of us will remember, with a sense of horror, drinking in our student days, that dreadful Portuguese wine called Mateus Ros. |
Citizens stampeded in horror! At 9:06 p. |
Taylor Rather an end in horror, than horror without end. |
Already, I can hear the traditionalists squealing in horror. |
The PM's smile turns into an embarrassed grin, and Pakistanis world over watch in horror. |
Most of us learned a long time ago not to expect anything from performances in horror films. |
Alesha said Shafilea's eyes were wide open in horror and she was kicking her legs in protest. |
My hubby asked me last night if I would like to visit my folks in NI (1 hrs flight after all!) I looked at him in horror and said no thanks. |
On being offered the sherry he threw up his hands in horror and said that he would rather commit adultery than allow alcohol to pass his lips. |
I am sure we all cringe when yet another child dies needlessly in this country and look on in horror as Israel and Palestine edge closer to all-out war. |
The realisation hit him at full force a few moments later and in horror he tried to pull away, only to find his father's arms holding him tightly in place. |
It was implied, although not directly stated, that readers should react with horror. |
I'd sure people would shudder with horror at the thought of it, but I'd love to do that. |
In 1972, the Games in Munich, Germany, were struck with horror when 11 Israeli athletes were killed by Arab terrorists. |
The film is a humorous look at a suburban boy named Vincent who reads Edgar Allen Poe and identifies with horror film star Vincent Price. |
Now it was an endless and terrifying trial, a thing of shivers and dread, fraught with horror of passing the alley just back of Cassidey's buffet. |
Even though his novels are set in fantasy and sprinkled with horror and cruelty, every character is believable and absolutely true to their place in the story. |
Another very telling incident was the total lack of comprehension from the Guardian's art correspondent a few years back when he realized with horror that the Welsh Govt. |
I firmly believe, but of course can not prove, that every single member of the ' founding fathers ' would look with horror on the degree of liberty we have ceded to government. |
Face covering from fear bits? We don't want to give too much away - but there's one scene that actually made us turn to each other in the cinema, eyes wide with horror, and shout ' F**k off. |
This is his triumphant return to horror in a whole new medium. |
I can't imagine why folks want to go to horror movies or go on roller coasters. |
Male dialogue tends to be confined to horror stories involving women or loud whoops of congratulations. |
After-all, where are you going to find an Ikea at a time like this? We now morph from action zombies to horror zombies. |
These writers repeat in print what they've seen on the screen because that's what got them into horror in the first place. |
Then along comes filmmaker Guillermo del Toro, obviously evilly bent on conquering all forms of entertainment media and now branching out into horror literature. |
Of course my mind defaults to horror in almost every thought and conversation, so I immediately started thinking about influential horror movies in the last ten years. |
The holy and sacred never works like that, which is precisely why, when we see cult behaviours they invariably lead to horror, frustration, entrapment and downright abuse. |
Kiefer Sutherland! *drools* I am actually 25 with a well rounded love for horror movies. |
So you're an intelligent 25 years old with a well rounded love for horror movies -- Interesting. |
It is still rife today, as we know from horror stories on the news. |
We can see that the works selected for big screen adaptations are often action-based (from horror to science fiction). |
Returned from the border wholly unprepared, he was flung from horror and wrestling death into the trivia of timetables and assignments. |
Michael, I know you like metal, and I thought you were into horror film. |
These writers repeat in print what they've seen on the screen because that's what got them into horror in the first place. |
Then along comes filmmaker Guillermo del Toro, obviously evilly bent on conquering all forms of entertainment media and now branching out into horror literature. |
That's where the story starts -- combination siya ng suspense, action, at horror. |
It reminds the audience that we don't ' have to have high body counts, naked coeds, and excessive amounts of gore to make a great horror movie. |
The art's different too, and quite beautiful, I think (inspired in part by horror manga. |
I was scared, not just of cars, but of buses, taxis and lorries, and by horror stories from concerned but non-cycling relatives. |
Developers are slowly but surely cutting down on horror elements and replacing them with action-heavy set-pieces, advocating spectacle for substance. |
Special effects co-ordinator Dan Martin is an expert in all things gruesome and gory, having worked on horror films including The Human Centipede II, The Devil's Business, and F. |