Chilling
Chilling adjective - Uncomfortably cool.
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Supernatural and chilling are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Supernatural" instead an adjective "Chilling".
Supernatural
Supernatural adjective - Of, relating to, or being part of a reality beyond the observable physical universe.
Chilling and supernatural are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Chilling" instead an adjective "Supernatural".
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- It has one utterly chilling scene for adults, when Sean's father sees Dracula and realizes the supernatural things his son has been so scared of all day are real.
Source: Adult Fear / Live-Action Films -
The ghost itself doesn't factor into the story (other than it being in residence keeping uninvited vampires from entering), but plenty of supernatural stuff occurs there thanks to the ifrit, and the backstory for the house is certainly dark and chilling enough to count.
Source: Literature / Kitty Norville -
Adult Fear: For a film with supernatural terrors as scary as the Pale Man, it's an accomplishment that the most chilling moments in the film come from the very real evils of Fascism and the authoritarian, sociopathic figures that it attracts.
Source: Film / Pan's Labyrinth
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