Horror books and Fantasy Books are distinct genres. While both genres often feature supernatural elements, horror typically focuses on creating fear and suspense, while fantasy tends to involve magical or otherworldly elements in a more imaginative setting. However, there can be crossover between the two genres, leading to some horror books being categorized as fantasy as well.
Fantasy/horror
Books that around considered urban fantasy are usually sent in modern times and contain some type of supernatural elements. Urban fantasy is a sub-genre of the highly popular fantasy genre.
Vampire books fall under the genre of supernatural fiction, often categorized within the broader genres of horror or fantasy. These books typically revolve around vampires as central characters and explore themes of immortality, love, and the supernatural.
They are considered Fantasy.
'Le Manoir Du Diable' It was considered to be the first horror film, but it's more of a bizzare fantasy. Watch it.
Horror fantasy is just taking a fantasy world (things similar to the Lord of the Rings world or the Star Wars Universe) and adding horror to it. Fantasy just describes the setting whereas horror describes the plot and primary emotion of the story. The recently released 'Red Riding Hood' is fantasy horror.
His books are usually considered fantasy.
Yes it is - and generally books with dragons in them are fantasy, unless they are mythology which could be considered a type of fantasy to some people.
Yes. Horror-fantasy-adventure are all popular; you read about people in exciting or terrible situations- while you are sitting by the fireplace with a full stomach and something nice to drink
H.P. Lovecraft was a pioneering figure in the fantasy and horror genres, known for his creation of the Cthulhu Mythos and his unique blend of cosmic horror.
Fantasy
No. It's horror.