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Exclusive: The Horror Genre Was Born in the Great Depression Because People Needed an Escape

Matthew E. Owen (Entertainment Reviewer) October 23, 2018

Universal Studios creative director John Murdy likens horror to the fantasy genre. “There’s a...

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Exclusive: The Horror Genre Was Born in the Great Depression Because People Needed an Escape

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