Sentences with phrase «life horror happening»

Not exact matches

True horror feels like it could happen in real life.

It's really the best horror movie ever made... I do also happen to think that this is a really spooky, scary topic, that you could be possessed or that there could be supernatural things happening that impact your very ordinary life.

One of the signal hits of 2017 was a fiendishly clever horror parody that put mainstream audiences in the mind of a black man uncovering the conspiracy theory of his life; even the thickest moviegoing Mr. Jones knew there was something happening here.

True horror feels like it could happen in real life.

It's a mystery game, rather than horror — but when a jump scare did happen, it certainly lived up to that phrase.

Living in concrete bunkers and fighting nature could very well happen, to our horror.

As humans, with one heart and two legs, we didn't think about what we'd do, we didn't plan what happened, we felt the horror of the lives lost and the beauty that this man had shared with the international community as he announced he was fasting until a meaningful action was taken by the UNFCCC.

But as things go the happenings of life moved me past that initial conversation with Clive Hamilton and the first article I had written on why Environmental NGOs should be engaged on this issue, shelved my shock and horror to focus on the «now» of the environmental movement — incinerators, carbon rule, loopholes in the carbon rule, divestment, fracking, etc..

Take global warming, as already noted: with all the data regarding its nature, the problem is not the uncertainty about facts (as those who caution us against panic claim), but our inability to believe that it can really happen: look through the window, the green grass and blue sky are still there, life carries on, nature follows its rhythm... And therein resides the horror...»

As we pour more of the privacies of life into our devices (personal habits revealed by app data, banking info, gigs of connected cloud storage, our social media troves), we probably (somewhat unthinkingly perhaps) recognize that it's all kind of a bad idea, and maybe a horror show waiting to happen.