In the article “Pop Culture’s Undying Edgar Allan Poe Obsession” the author writes an informational text about how people still know about Edgar Allan Poe, someone who died in 1849. Filmmakers and such grab the most information that they can from famous, old writings, such as “Berenice” or “The Tell-Tale Heart”. Poe’s writings inspire young authors/filmmakers which leads to most of the things you see in theatres or on television. So many people have used his ideas and “copied” he has over 251 writing credits. But now, since it has been a long time, some of his works are public domain, which is something you now do not have to credit due to it being so long ago. Suspense “kills” the audience, and Edgar mastered that. Many people use the scariness
