POE IS THE FOUNDER OF MODERN AMERICAN HORROR STORY
Keywords:
horror story, dark, macabre, psychological depth, gothic atmosphere, madness, guilt, obsession, suspense, tension, vengeful ghosts, influence, fear.Abstract
This article discusses Edgar Allan Poe's unique style, influenced by his gothic, horror, and macabre themes. It explores how Poe revolutionized the horror genre with psychological terror, inspiring filmmakers. It highlights his impactful works like "The Raven" and "Annabel Lee," emphasizing his narrative techniques that evoke fear and suspense. The article provides a concise analysis of Poe's lasting influence on horror storytelling.
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