claustrophobic's Usage Examples:

Foley have made a vivid, living film that preserves the claustrophobic nature of the original stage work.

claustrophobic events).

" Owen Gleiberman of Variety wrote: "Underwater is a stupefying entertainment in which every claustrophobic space and apocalyptic crash.

direction and screenplay, as well as Colin Stetson"s musical score, claustrophobic themes, and Collette"s performance, with many considering it one of.

film) and much of the action taking place in a cramped flat and the claustrophobic confines of a car at night.

claustrophobic atmosphere, but ultimately reveals itself as just another mildewed, child-centric ghost story of little import or resonance.

Star Donald Houston told the Radio Times that the spacesuits got hot and claustrophobic.

Weekly: "The young Italian director Saverio Costanzo puts an unnervingly intimate twist on the costs of military occupation in this aptly claustrophobic.

painting depicts a group of prisoners walking in a circle around a claustrophobic prison yard, surrounded by brick walls with a few small arched windows.

Where Dangerous Liaisons was cerebral and claustrophobic, an exercise in sexual mindplay, Forman's version was more physical and the seductions more arousing.

The show was named after cabin fever, the claustrophobic reaction that takes place when a person or group is isolated and/or.

claustrophobic look is apt and moody, but a lack of physical action enervates the story thrust.

Almar Haflidason, reviewing the film for the BBC, said that, Through a prowling camera style and shadow-strewn baroque sets that are illuminated only by single brilliant colours, [Bava] creates a claustrophobic paranoia that seeps into the fabric of the movie and the viewer.

Synonyms:

afraid,

Antonyms:

brave, unafraid,