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horror

[hawr-er, hor-] / ˈhɔr ər, ˈhɒr- /


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On Tuesday, Neon said it acquired the worldwide rights to horror film “Leviticus,” which premiered at Sundance.

From Los Angeles Times

“To Americans who are watching this right now, and I don’t know, maybe you’re watching it with curiosity, bewilderment, horror, scorn or sympathy,” he said.

From Salon

Thriller One Battle After Another leads the pack, followed by vampire horror Sinners, and then Hamnet, which dramatises Shakespeare's family life, along with table tennis drama Marty Supreme.

From BBC

There had been no photos of it, but an accurate-enough description in the first report was all he needed to approximate the horror.

From Literature

Presenter and comedian Elis James delivered a eulogy, saying that Daniel's death "devastated the whole family and the whole community", coming seven years after the "horror" of Bradford.

From BBC