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A lot of people think that horror just isn't for them. It's an understandable feeling since a lot of the most visible horror media is fairly homogeneous, and if you don't like that kind of stuff then it's easy to think you won't like any horror at all. But the truth is, horror is a wide range of different things. The following culture recommendations are designed to show just how many forms horror can take. Hopefully, you'll find at least one thing you'll love.
A lot of people think that horror just isn't for them. It's an understandable feeling since a lot of the most visible horror media is fairly homogeneous, and if you don't like that kind of stuff then it's easy to think you won't like any horror at all. But the truth is, horror is a wide range of different things. The following culture recommendations are designed to show just how many forms horror can take. Hopefully, you'll find at least one thing you'll love.
Lars von Trier's miniseries The Kingdom (also known by its Danish title, Riget) at first feels like just a medical drama with a bit of a supernatural edge to it. However, it doesn't take long for a deeper corruption to creep in.
Read MoreThe saying "a dog is a man's best friend" has been taken to heart by a lot of screenwriters. You have Toto, Sam from I Am Legend, Lassie performing ridiculous feats of heroism and saving kids from wells. If I had to put money on the most loyal dog ever created, though, I'd pick Courage.
Read More"Something was pouring from his mouth. He examined his sleeve. Blood? Blood. Crimson, copper-smelling blood, his blood. Blood. Blood. Blood. And bits of sick."
This line kicks off Garth Marenghi's Darkplace, a British horror comedy series and parody of both Stephen King and low-budget 80s TV shows.
Read MoreThe best gaming articles you'll find this side of the Mississippi. Considering the Mississippi does not bisect the planet, we have the best best gaming articles on the planet. Can't vouch for Saturn though, their writers are pretty good.
