Phrases with «to scare the audience»

The phrase "to scare the audience" means to intentionally make the people watching or listening feel afraid or frightened. It is often used in the context of movies, plays, or other forms of entertainment where the creators want to evoke a sense of fear in the viewers or listeners. Full definition

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to scare the audience

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Sentences with «to scare the audience»

Monster movies have scared audiences for decades, but giant monsters are a different breed altogether. (screenrant.com)
Every attempt to scare the audience feels ripped off from some other movie or a known cliché from the genre. (paulstriptothemovies.com)
The bad reviews may have scared the audience away. (rowthree.com)
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Phrases with «to scare the audience»

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