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    This author collector between popular romantic and horror and this is good because he feels the reader that before a celebrity story and does not go to the heart of fear and delve deeper into the story and looking for exciting positions. “There was an iciness, a sinking, a sickening of the heart” itself to many popular genres and influenced many important writers such as Edgar Allan Poe Significance of research Benefits of reading this story is the excitement and pleasure, and enter into…

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    I Am Legend Analysis

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    actually the third adaptation of Richard Matheson’s novel I Am Legend in 1954, which was published after the Cold War when people viewed the world as a duality of pure good and evil. In this case, the latest I Am Legend movie, constructs a representation of a zombie-vampire like world that resembles more than just monsters, it resembles society’s biggest…

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    Louis Stevenson’s novella the “Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” is an interesting story set to originally be published around Christmas time as horror stories instead of Father Christmas was popular during the Victorian age. Stevenson’s story however was quite popular for exploring a topic that no other novelist had covered yet in a horror story. Stevenson wrote about the split personality of Dr. Jekyll, who encompassed both himself as the original and the worse qualities that he…

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    Kallie Hall Professor Peltier Literature 100 10/28/2015 Midterm Exam Group A: The poetry we covered from the Renaissance was “The Nymph’s Reply to the Shepherd” by Sir Walter Raleigh, “Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer Night” and “My Mistress’ Eyes are Nothing Like the Sun” by Shakespeare, “To His Coy Mistress” by Andrew Marvell, and “The Passionate Shepherd to His Love” by Christopher Marlowe. These writers confront the idea of “carpe diem” by not entertaining the thought of what tomorrow may…

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    The Silence Of The Lambs

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    When I’m talking about the difficulties that go along with being a woman in a male-dominated environment, it’s from experience. Having competed in a field with 50 other guys, I’m pretty familiar with feeling out of place and unwelcome. That situation was definitely unfavorable for me, but I cannot begin to imagine being put in a job field of only men that is also as grueling as the Behavioral Science Unit in the FBI. This is where FBI trainee Clarice Starling finds herself in Jonathan Demme’s…

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    place in just as much as they depend on the actual horrific event happening. In addition, the presence of other characters during the haunting can determine how the event is scary because their reaction or lack of reaction can determine whether the horror stems from an unstable main character or an actual creature or monster. Henry James and Shirley Jackson understand this well; in both The Turn of the Screw…

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    Sleepy Hollow

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    stay focused the whole time. If you love movies that literally take you into another “spiritual” world with demons and spirits that are trying to overtake your body, this movie is right up your alley. “Carrie” (1976) Scare scale: 8/10 Based on the novel by Stephen King, “Carrie” is a film about a sheltered teen named Carrie White, played by Sissy Spacek, who deals with tormenting classmates. On top of being an outcast at school, Carrie endures abuse from her mother at home. Strange…

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    Satire In American Psycho

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    and disturbing, events are presented, including Bateman obsessing over his routine and physical appearance, plotting the murder of his colleague because of his business card, and enticing various women into erotic sex before murdering them. The novel does an even better job of portraying the degree of his abnormal behavior, as it is written from the perspective of Bateman’s jumbled, unorganized…

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    expressive than novel, it makes the movie has become multi-dimensional sense of space, and better able to produce astonishing artistic enchantment. Film music (sound) with the pictures makes strong visual and auditory…

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    The Enemy Virus

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    The Enemy, one of the most darkest young adult literature I have ever read. No matter what chapter I’m in, there’s always seems to be a zombie somewhere within the pages. If I were to use one word to describe this novel, it would be “gruesome.” Seriously, a mysterious virus that has no known cure to counter it turned all adults into child-eating zombies. Children and teens that aren’t over the age of 16 are immune to this virus for some reason. This takes place in England and the children have…

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