What is your favourite horror literature? Which are your favourite books and what genres do you prefer?
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I'm a big fan of Let the Right One in, even though I read it literally half a lifetime ago (I was 16, I'm 32 now).
>>25403427I love trashy creature horror. My absolute favorite is when scientists uncover an ancient horror, which is a surprisingly small subgenre. My second favorite is when a spec-ops team has to fight monsters, which is thankfully a much bigger subgenre.
>>25403445Any examples you had in mind for the first kind? I think Lovecraft has a few stories like that.
>>25403447My favorite of the first kind was actually Dead Space: Martyr. Haven't quite found one I enjoyed as much since then.
Ship of Fools made me feel extremely claustrophobicBefore that I was convinced writing could not make me scared
Is this /hfg/?>>25403466Writing used to make me scared but it never does anymore. Ditto with horror movies.
Draculation.Ejacula.