película de terror
horror movie
The Spanish term 'película de terror' translates to 'horror movie' in English. This term is used to categorize a genre of movies designed to frighten, scare, disgust, or startle its audience by invoking an eerie and frightening atmosphere. 'Película' translates to movie, and 'de terror' translates to of horror. Often these types of films feature an evil force, event, or character of supernatural origin. Many horror movies also include a central villain or character that audiences are lead to fear.
Example sentences using: película de terror
Me encanta ver una película de terror durante la noche de Halloween.
I love to watch a horror movie on Halloween night.
This sentence is expressing the speaker's enjoyment for watching horror movies during Halloween, a tradition common in English-speaking countries.
¿Has visto la nueva película de terror que acaba de salir en cines?
Have you seen the new horror movie that just came out in theaters?
This sentence is used to ask if someone has seen a recently released horror movie. The phrase 'que acaba de salir en cines' means 'that just came out in theaters', indicating it's a recent release.
Nunca voy a entrar a una película de terror con una calificación baja en Rotten Tomatoes.
I will never go to a horror movie with a low rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
This sentence demonstrates the speaker's decision not to watch horror movies with low ratings on Rotten Tomatoes, a popular movie rating site. It indicates the speaker's valuation of the movie rating's website opinion.