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I write comics and novels you will either hate to love or love to hate. Or you might just think they're okay. That could happen, too.
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Commentary: ‘Widow’s Bay’ Thrives On The Close Link Between Horror And Comedy

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By Frank Martin Verified
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Horror and comedy might seem like opposing genres. One is about eliciting terror, while the other is meant to encourage laughter and feelings of joy. Nonetheless, they are more aligned than audiences may think. Black comedy is immensely popular for good reason. Similar to the way pain and pleasure share a thin border, it’s very easy for horror and comedy to blend into one another.
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Commentary: ‘Little Nightmares’ Proves Horror Doesn’t Need Story

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By Other Stories’, Frank Martin Verified
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Horror is a wide encompassing genre. The only necessary requirement: it induces a feeling of anxiety, fear, and dread. This can be accomplished through a multitude of ways. When it comes to film and television, this often involves layered storytelling that creates a circumstance the audience can then recognize as something stressful. However, this isn’t the only way horror can accomplish its mission.
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Commentary: ‘Slow Horses’ Doesn’t Shy Away From Difficult Scenes

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By Frank Martin Verified
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Graphic content has always been a controversial subject when being depicted in media. A lot of topics are very dark and hard to tackle in a story, but that doesn’t mean films and television shows should shy away from them. Quite often when there’s difficult subject matter being depicted, a story will move that event off camera or allow the viewer to fill in the blanks as to what’s happening. However, some shows avoid shying away and dive right in to the hard-to-watch scenes.
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