Everything But The Weed

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The horror genre’s appeal is plain to see, it has been around for a century in one form or another and still draws in keen viewers in their droves today. It is odd then that most people who go to see these films report an unpleasant experience, words associated with recent horror films I’ve seen are ‘grim’ ‘gruesome’ ‘gory’ disturbing’ and ‘depressing’. Despite this negativity associated with it the horror genre, viewers are not deterred, in fact it seems the more dank and eerie the better? Is the sense of escape? Is it that it makes us appreciate our won lives which we sometimes curse for being uneventful, appreciative that we don’t have axe-wielding beasts hunting us down?

I’m an avid horror nut but can’t put my finger on exactly what it is that attracts me like a magnet in the theater to watch innocent people get bludgeoned to death, I have however identified the different ways in which horrors evoke emotion. For instance, I’m personally more susceptible to supernatural horrors that make use of shocking imagery I find this particularly disturbing and often have to look away, The Grudge and The Exorcist are prime examples.

Others horrors like Saw and Hostel employ gore to shock and horrify, for some reason I don’t find the sight of someone having their arm amputated with a rusty nail too traumatic, maybe there’s something wrong with me? The other type of scare tactic I’ve identified is the jumpy horror, as the name suggests, this kind of film involves lost of sudden shocks that keep the viewer on tenterhooks, always trying to second guess what’s going to happen next, and often failing!

Whatever kind of horror films you like us fans are united in our love of being scared, I find watching a horror film to be a much more rewarding and exhilarating experience than any other kind of film can provide, I just needs a loan, or  szybkie pożyczki as the Polish say and maybe a loan calculator, or a kalkulator kredytowyas the Poles refer to it, a nation who embrace the horror film wholeheartedly.