10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SPINE-CHILLER»
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spine-chiller in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
spine-chiller and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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White Zombie: Anatomy of a Horror Film
... the July 29, ¡932, New York Daily News: “A super spine-chiller which fails in its
purpose by going too far. Many fantastic and eerie scenes are evolved, but most
of them border on the ludicrous.... It would be di‡cult to imagine a more fantastic ...
2
Science Fiction and Fantasy Literature
World Publishing Co. , Cleveland, 1943, 317p, Cloth, Anth. KARLOVA, IRINA
08070 Broomstick; a spine-chiller . Hurst & Black- ett, London, 1946, 190p, Cloth,
Novel 08071 Dreadful hollow (a spine-chiller) . Hurst S Blackett, London, 1942, ...
R. Reginald, Douglas Menville, Mary A. Burgess, 2010
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How To Write a
Chiller Thriller
Chiller is short for spine-chiller, whichmeansabook, film, etc, that arouses terror. A
thriller means a book, film, play, etc, which depicts a crime, mystery or espionage
in anatmosphere of excitement and suspense. So why do the many published ...
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Ready Or Not; Here I Come
When one thinks about Hell and what it really will be like, it becomes a real spine
chiller. Believe me; you have never seen any Hollywood thriller/spine chiller
movie that even approaches the horror of what Hell will be like. And, unlike a
horror ...
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Chambers Pocket Dictionary
... spinal cord n a cord-like mass of nerve tissue running along the spine and
connecting the brain to nerves in all other parts of the body. spine-chilling adj (
coll) frightening; scary. — n spine-chiller. spineless adj 1 having no spine;
invertebrate ...
Elaine Higgleton, Howard Sargeant, Anne Seaton, 1992
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Paperback Oxford English Dictionary
2 the part of a book that encloses the inner edges of the pages. 3 a hard pointed
projection found on certain plants (e.g. cacti) and animals (e.g. hedgehogs). –
origin Latin spina 'thorn, backbone'. spine-chiller n. a story or film that causes
terror ...
Oxford Dictionaries,, Maurice Waite, 2012
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Chabers 21st Century Dictionary
... spine-chiller > noun something, such as a frightening story, a thought, etc, that
sends, or almost sends, shivers down one's spine. • spine-chilling adj. spinel /spi'
nel/ o noun any of a group of hard glassy crystalline minerals of various colours, ...
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Heinemann English Dictionary
3 a pointed projection on an animal or plant, such as a quill or thorn. 4 the part of
a cover of a book which holds the pages together. [from Latin] spine-chilling
adjective making one fearfully apprehensive. Word Family spine-chiller noun a
book, ...
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A Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional English
Elliptical for spine-chiller. chflli-cncker (or written solid). 'Anyone of mixed White
and Indian parentage or ancestry, a half-caste or Eurasian; presumably from the
Indians' love of hot spiced dishes. I heard it used in Malaya, among Service ...
It was written by the author of The Fallen Sparrow — and the smash-hit movie
version of that spine-chiller is being cheered by critics every where ! How This
Club Brings You The Best Mysteries The Blackbirder is brand new, just published
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10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SPINE-CHILLER»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
spine-chiller is used in the context of the following news items.
The Ghost Train, Devonshire Park Theatre, Eastbourne, until …
An excellent cast brings out the suspense and humour of Arnold Ridley's 1923 comedy-thriller The Ghost Train. Obviously this spine-chiller about six travellers ... «The Argus, Apr 15»
BLOG: Pakistan Vs Australia, 5 moments you can never forget
As such, expectations are high from Friday's spine-chiller, with no clear favorites and both outfits spitting venom, the gentlemen spirit would have little space on ... «Geo News, Pakistan, Mar 15»
Mind of Winter – a spine-chiller that takes too long to thrill
In Mind of Winter, Holly – one-time MFA graduate and aspiring poet, now doting mother – wakes one snowy winter morning in her home in the Detroit suburbs ... «The National, Dec 14»
Not quite as scary as it pretends
My favourite horror film of last year was The Conjuring, a well-executed, character-driven spine-chiller which dealt with a case handled by real-life paranormal ... «Times of Malta, Dec 14»
This Guy Cuts Hair With A Sword — 7 Things Less Terrifying Than …
So here's a real spine-chiller for ya — get ready to see the world's scariest haircut, and no, I'm not talking about losing a few too many inches of length. «Bustle, Oct 14»
Gwyn Hall celebrates Halloween with Rocky Horror night
While older fans can enjoy Daniel Radcliffe's new thriller Horns (15) at 5.30pm, based on the Joe Hill spine-chiller, or creepy possessed doll blockbuster ... «Southwales Evening Post, Oct 14»
Spine-chiller opens season for Echo Players in Qualicum Beach
BRENDA GOUGH PHOTO If you like being scared out of your wits don't miss the upcoming Echo Players production of The Woman in Black. Opening at the ... «Parksville Qualicum Beach News, Oct 14»
Experience The Taking of Deborah Logan on DVD
Directed by Adam Robitel, the spine-chiller stars Jill Larson (ABC's “All My Children,” Shutter Island), Anne Ramsay (Planet of the Apes, A League of Their Own, ... «Dread Central, Sep 14»
New horror film shot in Swansea and Ammanford goes global
Those with a nervous disposition may want to look away now, because Theatre of Fear – the gory new spine-chiller from Swansea film-maker Andrew Jones – is ... «Southwales Evening Post, Sep 14»
Pinilla's spine-chiller
Mauricio Pinilla's right-footed shot was inches away from sending Chile through and ending the hosts' quest to win their sixth World Cup. Brazilian hearts were in ... «MARCA.com, Jun 14»
