the look of horror
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the look of horror
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There is something that sucks all of us in to the magic of horror. We slow down to see the automobile crash victoms. We watch the death counts on television. We pretend to shield our eyes when something made of flesh and blood is opened up and manipulated. But we have to watch. We have to learn. We embrace that yearning in our substance. We have canine teeth. We have naturally-embedded murderous defensive instincts. After all, we are the horror, and the horror is we. | | |
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| | | | | |  This page is devoted to horror in american culture. it includes several different doorways into the exploration of horror. | | | | | | | |
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