The Open-Door Opening trope as used in popular culture. One very common, and fairly symbolic, way to begin a story is with the opening of a doorway.

A common situation in a TV show with limited time to show events, where a character will suddenly appear in another character's home with no explanation.

Too bad whoever they find behind that door, be it a suspect, relative, or complete stranger, can't help them close the case.

The "Open!" Says Me trope as used in popular culture. There's a door the heroes have to clear. But there's also a lock (often involving a complex computer …

Cosmic Horror Story: The story can be seen as a discussion on how (relatively) benevolent Eldritch Abominations ascended from humans may treat their followers.

Open-Door Opening: A work begins symbolically with a door opening. "Open!" Says Me: Someone breaks down the door, rips it off, kicks it open, or destroys it ...

An invisible man sneaks into Lois's bathroom as she's showering to peek on her. She hears him and becomes alert, arming herself with the shower brush and ...

Simply put, this trope is when a character is unable to open a door because they're pushing when they're supposed to pull (or vice-versa, or some other ...

4 нояб. 2014 г. · The Open-Door Opening trope as used in popular culture. One very common, and fairly symbolic, way to begin a story is with the opening of a ...

The Open and Shut trope as used in popular culture. Essentially, the ability to open and close doors. Ooooh, scary. But picture this. The user in question …