The Trope Thesaurus: Horror
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Stephen King's It. Shirley Jackson's The Haunting of Hill House. Jordan Peele's Get Out share one major concept.
They twist tropes to create relationships with monsters.
No one was more surprised than me to discover that the horror genre kills it with twisting tropes.
Why?
Because the horror genre reflects our fascination with monsters--- zombies, aliens, or creatures that happen to look like us.
Why do audiences instinctively love tropes? Because they are based on relationships.
But unlike in ...























