Eurohorror
English
Etymology
Euro- + horror
Noun
Eurohorror (uncountable)
- European horror films
- 2008, Ernest Mathijs, Xavier Mendik, The Cult Film Reader (page 184)
- But both works also enact an aesthetic shared by fans of low Eurohorror — a tendency toward excess, syncopated rhythms, and surreal frame compositions.
- 2012, Patricia Allmer, Emily Brick, David Huxley, European Nightmares: Horror Cinema in Europe Since 1945 (page 29)
- 'I made a huge list of Italian directors and all the pseudonyms they hide behind,' says 'Eric' – who now seems to be undermining his own dismissal of Eurohorror fans by revealing his own cultural currency of detailed and intimate knowledge of the filmmakers.
- 2017, Harry M. Benshoff, A Companion to the Horror Film (page 299)
- There is no interest in the ideological credentials of Eurohorror, or European exploitation cinema more generally.
- 2008, Ernest Mathijs, Xavier Mendik, The Cult Film Reader (page 184)