gore

Object

• fest: Still, originality is not necessarily a priority when you're contemplating a low-budget zombie gore fest.
• scene: Sponsored by a butcher, who provided real offal for the gore scenes.
• fan: An era where wussy directors will be driven out of town by hordes of screaming gore fans.
• movie: For Blood Feast, which was the first ever gore movie, I insisted that the blood look like blood.
• effect: The gore effects, uncredited on the copy of the movie I watched, are actually quite good.
• film: Vinny hates the blood and gore horror films and the people who make them, all of whom have rejected him.

Subject

bull: In June 1995, whilst videoing ' undercover ' , in the village of Coria, Spain, Vicki was gored by a bull.

Adjective modifier

• graphic: Not since Saving Private Ryan have i seen such graphic gore.
• gratuitous: Plus, its Carpenter so expect gratuitous gore aplenty.
• explicit: The only people who will enjoy this are diehard fans of explicit gore.

Modifies a noun

• fest: The script is wholly intelligent, far above what you expect in a gore fest.
• scene: Firstly, there's a single disk R Rated version that features abridged versions of the major gore scenes.
• movie: Herschell Gordon Lewis's seminal gore movie, Blood Feast, finally arrives on UK R2 DVD in its uncut form.
• effect: Second, the gore effects aren't that good.
• FX: Sergio Stivaletti's gore FX, however, are definitely up to scratch in these scenes.

Modifying Another Word

• no: No bullet holes or shrapnel wounds, No blood, no snot, no gore.
• much: There was about as much gore in this as there was in the original.

Used with why or when

that: Italians know how to do gore that 's for sure!

Preposition: in

film: The only gore in this film is Alien gore with a yellow tint.

Preposition: by

bull: In June 1995, whilst videoing ' undercover ' , in the village of Coria, Spain, Vicki was gored by a bull.