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intense and profound fear something that inspires dislike; something horrible; "the painting that others found so beautiful was a horror to him" repugnance: intense aversion
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naughty, unpleasant child or person.
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The horror classification denotes works that traffic in the bizarre, awful, and scary in order to entertain as well as explicate the darkness at the heart of the reader's soul. Horror subgenres may be typified according to the appearance of were-creatures, vampires, human-induced monsters, or naturally occurring life forms and spirit entities - or absence thereof. Horror fiction traditionally makes imaginative literary use of paranormal phenomena, occult elements, and psychological motifs. ...
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Movies/titles where the theme is scary.
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