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Trickster Demon
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Definitely. In my opinion horror is the most diverse genre of film that exists. It spans everything from cheap slashers to Let The Right One In. I'd argue Pan's Labrynth is as much a horror film as a fantasy film.
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World Class References
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It's not a straight horror film it's basically a thriller dressed up as one though so i get what you're saying.
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The thing is that people have their own definition of horror so some people wont see Get Out as anything more than a mildly spooky comedy or a slightly funny horror or whatever. People are as right as they want to be. |
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