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Spine-tingling

Very frightening or exciting in a way that you enjoy.

Ghost story

A story about the spirit of a dead person that sb hears or sees.

On the edge of your seat

Very excited and interested in sth

Set

The scenery and furniture used in a play, film, etc.

Sound effects

Sounds that are artificially made in a play or film to make it more realistic, e.g. wind, thunder.

Scare sb out of their wits

Frighten sb very much.

Nail-biting

Making you very excited or worried=gripping.

Adaptation

A book or play that has been made into a film, tv program, etc.

Twist

An unexpected change or development in a story or situation.

Cast

All the people who act in a play or film.

Sensational

Extremely good, wonderful, fabulous, brilliant.

Applause

The sound of an audience showing approval by hitting their hands together.


V: applaud


=clap

Phenomenally

In a very great and impressive way=extraordinarily

Unanimously

In a way that is agreed by everyone.

Acclaimed

Publicly talked or written about in an admiring way.


Acclaim:V

Atrocious

Very bad and unpleasant=dire

Sentimental

Often disapproving


Making people experience feelings of sadness, sympathy, etc. In a deliberate and obvious way.

Cliché

A phrase or idea that has been used so often, but it is no longer interesting

Shallow

Not showing serious thought, feelings, etc. Superficial

Feeble

Very weak

Wooden

Not showing enough natural expression, emotion, or movement.

Mediocre

Of only average quality

Miscast

(Of an actor) not suitable for the role they have been given.

Unconvincing

Not seeming true or real #convincing

Utter

Complete


Used to emphasize sth. Usually sth bad.


An utter waste of time, utter rubbish/nonsense.

Rubbish

Inf. We say sth is rubbish if we think it is of poor quality.

Tedious

Boring


Deadly dull=very boring


Very bored=bored to tears, bored to death, bored stiff, bored out of your mind.