A horror film festival is looking to capture fear as an emotion
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As Douglas E Winter, author of Primal Evil, noted, "Horror is not a genre, it is an emotion. It is a progressive form of fiction, one that evolves to meet the fears and anxieties of its time." But the genre has undergone a change. From Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho to Tom Harper's The Woman in Black 2: Angel of Death, horror films have morphed from depicting fear as an emotion to having ghosts jump out of closets. Yet, the genre remains popular. Every year, Hollywood churns out horror films in bulk - of course most of them don't do well. Nevertheless, the genre is still ...
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