Sentences with phrase «on horror»

It's a clear - eyed meditation on the horrors of war — even, perhaps especially, justified war.

The sound design alone gets me all excited about the game, let alone a fresh take on the horror genre.

Your film is one of the more original takes on the horror genre I've seen recently, mainly because of its focus on form which tends to be rare with horror films today.

It is such a great, interesting, new twist on horror movies.

As with all stories, the media tends to focus on the horror stories.

It is smart enough to know that it can not rely on a horror aspect.

Are there moments, when working on a horror film like this, that you've got to try and prevent yourself from bursting into laughter or accidentally smiling.

Perhaps I'll finally start working on the horror novel that's been sitting in outline form on my laptop for two years.

This top - down survival game provides a new perspective on horror games.

The game is a departure of the action oriented and zombie outbreaks of the former series toward a larger emphasis on horror and exploration.

If you are going to deliver a «Brand new take on the horror classic», then I suggest you actually have seen the original film first.

It's far from perfect but it's unique spin on the horror genre certainly kept me entertained from start to finish.

It's refreshing to see a filmmaker emerge on the horror scene with a film so strong that its reception, thus far, has been almost universally positive.

Light on the horror, but appealing enough to forgive.

Here, there are two schools of thought on horror.

That's why it is no 1 on my horror list.

A graceful meditation on the horror and beauty of a blood sport.

A nightmare here, a possession there, it isn't really until the last quarter of the movie that it moves into full on horror territory.

Finding worthwhile ways to build on a horror video game is no easy task.

I'd cut my teeth (and other body parts — not all of which were mine...) on horror fiction.

I admittedly went through a period of my life when I owned one handbag and never gave it a second thought (we shall pause to reflect on the horror).

I'm not an expert on horror movies, but I know when my heart rate has doubled.

If you're still not sold on this horror, maybe one more trailer will do the trick?

One of the most pervasive patterns is that of diminishing returns on horror sequels.

That isn't to say the game fails completely on the horror front.

They looked at each other on horror, and walked away, shaking their heads.

Reading about on horror websites and praising the film, I knew I had to check out.

This battle is one we dare not lose, for losing means we pass on horror upon horror to future generations.

Don't get me started on the horrors of a more involved meal.

And there's some amusing satire on the horror - pic genre.

They're really leaning hard on the horror angle.

In fact, you should try to educate everyone you know on the horrors of companion animal overpopulation.

Overall a solid gameplay experience with an alright story made richer by its willingness to scratch the surface on the horrors of slavery adding an easy but important emotional connection to the game.

It is genre crossing, focusing on horror but with comedy and also some sci - fi elements thrown in as well.

That's another take on a horror film that's pretty common.

What I found was a cheesy 80's B - movie take on horror with laughable acting and silly enemies.

We have been on a horror movie kick lately, so I probably wouldn't be much help!

Don't Knock Twice is a first - person horror experience based on a horror film released in 2016 starring Katee Sackhoff of Battlestar Galactica fame.

It's fun to wade through the tributes and visual gags that riff on those horror classics in a blithe way to shift the tone.

Well, this is a bummer... A few weeks ago Universal dropped some rather big news on the horror world when they announced that they are going to revamp their entire monster universe by weaving together new stories of Frankenstein, The Wolf Man, Dracula, The Mummy and so on into one existing world; kind of like -LSB-...]

The «heads», Spacing Out, The Endless Tale and Flesh (all 2017) that were displayed created a haunting reality, Flesh bore a remarkable resemblance to Abraham Lincoln, bordering on horror scenes or a fairy - tale gone bad, creating a perceptional impulse to flicker our eyes as if we saw something that wasn't there.

Director Scott Derrickson has worked on horror flicks such as «Sinister» and «The Exorcism of Emily Rose,» so while we know it won't go that dark, if this film does manage to up the ante with some scares and chills, then that would be a major one - up on DC (especially with «Justice League Dark» slated for production).

His most well respected films touch on the horror genre, but fall more accurately into that of the giallo (Italian murder mystery thrillers, basically).

Saw co-creators James Wan (The Conjuring) and Leigh Whannell (Insidious) return to collaborate on another horror tale with Dead Silence, a visually intriguing but thinly developed scare flick that will likely only be of appeal to genre fans just looking for a few creepy jolts.

Wales Interactive previously worked on horror title Don't Knock Twice, which wove a tale of an urban legends of an old haunted house, and a vengeful spirit that can be summoned by knocking upon its door.

What made Romero more than a horror director was his focus on horror as a means of social commentary.

«It Comes at Night» will likely polarize audiences since some viewers will love its artistic take on horror while others will compare it unfavorably to «The Walking Dead.»