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By Max Schiersner Caodaglio Figure 1: Hampton Plantation, Charleston County, South Carolina Horror is an easily recognizable literary genre due to its frequent exploration of what torments our minds and anxieties. Supernatural happenings and paranormal implications are part of such stories, from books to Hollywood movies. Ghosts, cults, séances, rituals, and magic – to name a few traits – have enjoyed widespread use in the genre. While some movies may simply appear to adhere to these tropes ...