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    movies, personally I prefer not to watch any horror movie due to the frightening feeling I get before, during, and after such movies. When talking about going to the movies with friends or anyone I prefer to avoid watching any movie dealing with horror. Recently I watched the movie “Anabelle”, a movie with a trailer that thrilled me to watch it, yet thought it twice due to the frightening feeling. Yes, indeed I do get an impulsive feeling to watch horror movies all to get frightened and find out…

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    For as long as people have communicated, they’ve written and listened to horror stories. Whether it’s the old Mexican folktale of “La Llorona,” or even Stephen King’s “IT,” horrifying stories have been one of the most successful genres of all time. Why? The characters within these works often transform into better people by the end of the story, grasping the need for change in all those who watch it. Characters often face horror throughout their development in a narrative. These experiences…

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    Horror fiction films are designed and created to bring fear and panic to it’s viewers and get a physiological response. These types of movies are created to depict the more darker sides of life in a form that still entertains its viewers. They are meant to be nothing other than scary. Horror films have been typically “off-limits” to children because of the contents within it. Now, horror films from the early twentieth century have adapted to become suitable for younger children. But how has the…

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    The Monster Squad is a Horror/Comedy classic released in 1987. When I say Horror, I mean it in the sense that it contains the Classic Universal Monsters to varying degrees. Which in my opinion is what really makes this movie as good as it is, because that certainly wasn't the writing. Honestly I had never even heard of this film until about six months ago, and after looking into I have no idea how I missed this film growing up. I can't feel that my lack on nostalgic goggles is bringing the film…

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    gives the audience a sense of being in the story itself and the sense of reality. The way that the camera is, it makes you feel that you’re that person in the film and feel how they feel every time they turn the camera like in the Blair Witch Project. The way that the camera moves and how the environment is, it makes the audience feel more scared like they are actually in that forest. You usually see this camera views in action but mostly in the horror films because the audience are more…

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    There are certain purposes for different horror films, whether the film is based off of the supernatural, a masked murderer, or even just a serial killer, the emotions that come from frightening movies can be thrilling. There are various reasons we enjoy being scared, whether its horror films, spooky stories, or haunted houses, most humans enjoy the thrill that comes from being frightened. The fear that comes along with frightening movies and scary stories is a fiction type of fear, when…

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    mystery and horror. He was born January 19, 1809, in Boston, Massachusetts. Both Poe’s parents died before the he was the age of 3. He was taken in by a wealthy tobacco merchant, John Allen from Richmond, Virginia. Poe started writing poetry at a very early age. Not just writing for fun, but was good enough to publish a book by the age of 13. His stories seemed to always have a dark meaning within them. Many believed he based his stories off his real life feeling about the world. In his story…

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    throughout the story. The strong use of horror is an important aspect that makes up gothic literature and is a key element in penny dreadfuls. For example, Victor sees the Creature as ugly and frighting; leading him to decide that it is automatically an outcast in society and Victor says, “Oh! no mortal could support the horror of that countenance. A mummy again endued with animation could not be as hideous as that wretch.” (36) His disgust for the Creature could evoke a sense of horror towards…

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    A Horror Film Analysis

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    bundle that shares similar characteristics. Under horror, people expect the films to be insanely scary and nerve-racking due to strong sense of nervousness. Silent Hill, Insidious, and Final Destination coexist under horror, each one of the movies present terror and gore that surprises the audience. All three movies uses virtual storyline with creative setting, mentally amuses or rather mind tricks people to think differently, and end with obscurity. Horror movies generally have plots with…

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    the horror genre. From slasher flicks to supernatural beings, from masked men to grisly monsters, people enjoy being scared. Among the directors that crafted these horror movies was a man who aimed to break the mold of existing horror stereotypes and create new, innovative types horror. This man?s name was Wes Craven. Wes Craven was born into a strict Baptist family in Cleveland, Ohio and was settled into academics growing up and while this doesn?t seem to fit the bill for a master of horror,…

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