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Where these hilarious creatures, dustbin muppets with big pointy teeth, really meant to be scary?
The
creatures
are good but the animation is jerky.
Its ambition is to show three
creatures
from the giant octopus to the giant lobster trying to have the upper hand on the humans.
After all, we do like these
creatures
and these films after all, don't we?
Feature of early 21 century cinema of lets pit different evil
creatures
and bad guys against each other.
The title
creatures
wreak havoc at a peaceful little desert town.
The Power Rangers fight the villain off, then the villain turns into Godzilla, whether it be by a rain cloud or a nuclear missile (yes, they fire nukes at the
creatures
and the
creatures
turn into giants).
This little girl Rosalie has some psychotic tendencies as the movie opens with her feeding kittens to some kind of
creatures
in the cemetery, and she has recently lost her mother who went crazy but whilst alive enjoyed staying in the woods all night.
All in all a really weak horror movie even by television standards...television movies that do work are out there as "This House Possessed" is pretty good and there is another haunted house movie about a woman and these strange
creatures
that is also rather good.
It is ridiculous, they present dragons like
creatures
with low chances of conquering the planet Earth, but off course at least that explain why they got extincted.
Space explorers on the planet Mars fight off strange giant amoeba-like monsters and other strange
creatures.
They're dark, bitter
creatures
with nothing better to do than to spread their own misery.
The film's "heroes" are the usual bunch of clichés and the mutants, a far cry from Craven's original "family", mostly resemble Brian Thompson from "Cobra" coupled with some
creatures
Stan Winston had left over from the "Wrong Turn" shoot.
Unbeknownst to the man, he has been attacked by a werewolf and now he's inherited the curse associated with such
creatures.
The 'monsters' were the unemployed worm from Star Trek 2, The Wrath of Khan, and rejected designs for the space
creatures
in Alien.
The most evocative image from THE FOREST is it's opening shot of a couple walking in the distance across a forest into the woods: We see them as tiny, vulnerable
creatures
entering a dank gloomy world where humans may not be the top of the food chain or most feared predator.
An Inconvenient Truth is as entirely simplistic and demagogic as the turgid slop created by the rabid and idiotic Republicans, it meanders along intangible lines until it attempts to gorge something into your face, namely that we'll all be dead in a few hundred years, which is already indisputable, but who cares, humans are selfish, destructive creatures, I frankly do not waste my time caring about human extinction.
We are subjected to watching one old ornery woman who is one of the dumbest
creatures
ever to roam the earth, who happens to be married to a real sweetheart who is probably the only person alive that could put up with her.
The joke here is that we get to see the walking dead in the contrasting context of a broadly stereotyped, squeaky-clean, alternate-history (we are in the wake of a great Zombie War, and the
creatures
are now being domesticated as slaves) version of a 1950s suburb.
Based on the average short story by horror writer Stephen King about so called 'Sleepwalkers' ancient and immortal cat-like
creatures
that suck the life out of virgins in order that this energy may sustain them They have supernatural abilities- they can make themselves 'dim' which means they become invisible and can create subliminal mirages to fool people.They have been fleeing humans for century's we are told and have one by one been picked off till there are only two left.The film starts when a beautiful mother and her son arrive in a sleepy town, they are the last of the sleepwalkers and they are on the prowl for virgins to feed on.
It has something to do with collagen-starved worm parasite
creatures
who are slowly taking over the human race, one body at a time.
I mean they have to be one of the slowest
creatures
on the planet.
The father is a hideous monster with three teeth and a disproportionately large circular mouth-hole from which are uttered the most horrendous guttural noises, the son and mother are permanently horrified, incoherent
creatures
for whom terror is a way of life.
Although it is quite a bad film, it is watchable - once for me, and does have many of those seventies bad film qualities - start-studded actors embarrassing themselves, that made-for-TV feel, and the dreaded
creatures
of nature reeking vengeance on man.
Based on the Korean legend, unknown
creatures
will return and devastate the planet.
And there's the title creatures, horrid little dogeared puppets who kill people by giving them their heart's desire.
Before the release of George Romero's genre-defining Night of the Living Dead, zombies were relatively well-behaved
creatures.
OK, so I just saw the movie, although it appeared last year... I thought that it was generally a decent movie, except for the storyline, which was stupid and horrible... First of all, we never get to know anything about the creatures, why they appeared, wtf are they doing in our world, and really, have they been on Earth before we were or did they just come from space?
There were only so many of those creatures, so I think instead of killing innocent people in vain, they could have just planted some tactical bombs, or maybe clear the are and a Nuke would have done the job.
I have personally listed it in my own top 10 worst movies right under
creatures
of the abyss!.
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