Meanings of very spooky in English

Twelve years later when it actually happened it was very spooky.

He was also the cook, very spooky kind of guy, Bryan said amiably.

All these happenings made the place very spooky to someone only ten years old.

Things are beginning to look very spooky.

I dropped out of the tree and retraced my steps on the bike path, thinking this was very spooky.

It's very spooky and scary.

We were there for something else entirely -a very spooky, very exclusive tour of Sydney's most iconic shopping mecca.

The film is certainly very spooky and, in Catherine Deneuve, it features an actress who could campaign fragility with serious charisma.

This scene is very spooky, and when Bigwig is caught in a snare, there is blood coming out of his mouth.

At 57″ it does one of those cut-the-soundthings and delivers a series of insidious images accompanied by some very spooky sub-GyörgyLigeti trills.