Sentences with phrase «childhood terrors»
"Childhood terrors" refers to frightening experiences or things that scared a person when they were a child. Full definition
Yes, this is an old fashioned ghost story, built from the ground up to push buttons of childhood terror.
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Yes, this is an old - fashioned ghost story, built from the ground up to push buttons of childhood terror.
An oneiric swirl of fever dreams, half - remembered childhood terrors, forgotten silent cinema, and tall tales, Guy Maddin and Evan Johnson's film can only be written about with metaphors and abstractions.
But childhood terror is a primal thing and like all primal things, we're stuck with it, even if we live to be a hundred.
But once her father goes missing, she is lead to a bizarre alternative universe, where her childhood terrors prove to be real.
Monsters in the Closet is a slot game by Microgaming that is meant to represent all our childhood terrors, but instead of frightening us, this time around the monsters will fill our pockets and bring us many hours of entertainment.
On this week's episode, Chris dropped by the kitchen to talk about his recent solo exhibition at Sargent's Daughters, his fascination with science fiction book covers, working on found materials, a love of the Dutch old masters, wrestling with making funny work, childhood terrors, mythologies, and the time he and his brother were driving a van and then it exploded.