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in horror

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in horror
with intense shock or disgust. Mike stepped back from the rattlesnake in horror. The jogger recoiled in horror when she came upon a body in the park.
See also: horror


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UK) follows the evolution of the art form throughout the 20th century, and shows how the themes in horror reflected the times in which the films were made.
Migliozzi, who also manages The Palladium, let loose a "finally" when talking about the booking of goth-metal titans Type O Negative, a quintessential example of a band wrapped up in themes commonly found in horror flicks.
There's been a revolution in horror," Richard Walker of Los Angeles-based horror and sci-fi producer Night Light Films said Friday.
 
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