Horror

No matter how hard you try, you can not evade death. It is imminent.

He was dressed in red death

Yes they can, my friend made on up and i dont get scared but i had nightmares for a month!

In "The Masque of the Red Death," Edgar Allan Poe illustrates the futility of attempting to evade death and fate through the character of Prince Prospero, who believes he can outsmart the inevitability of mortality by isolating himself and his guests in a lavish abbey. Despite their opulence and efforts to distract themselves from the plague ravaging the outside world, the arrival of the Red Death within their sanctuary serves as a stark reminder that death is inescapable. Poe suggests that no amount of wealth or power can shield individuals from their ultimate fate, emphasizing the universality and inevitability of death. Ultimately, the story conveys that attempts to escape fate are futile, as it will always find a way to claim its due.

no, the headless horseman was not real but people think it is.

No, that is why it is referred to as a legend, it is fictitious.

The Headless Horseman is not a fictional ghost character from The legend of Sleepy Hollow, by Washington Irving.

Many legends are based on some small fact and become part of folklore.

The "Headless Horseman" is real so to speak but may have been based on a Dullahan from Irish mythology, although in these they use a human spine in place of a sword and are sometimes seen with wagons.

Yes, they are kinda creepy with yarn hair and button eyes. This reminds me of coraline and you must admit that is pretty scary.

Because he is the 1 who got the girl over Brom Bones.

No man rich or poor

New York State

the disease called the red death

she takes off the scarlet A

living

Yes, in chapter 23.

Vivi had been stabbed by the Demon King and in order for him to make a quick recovery, Hana came to the Demon world (where Vivi was being held) and convinced him to drink her blood saying "It's the only reason Hana came here".

the headless horseman

Through her use of the weather (eg. The London Particular, fog, sea frets), the flashback narrative structure, her use of contrast (eg. Weather, trains, market/funeral, domestic details, un-natural events), use of sounds (eg. pony and trap, rocking chair, child's cry), repetition of details before incidents (eg. presence of birds and rustling sound), unusual characters (eg. Keckwick, Mr Jerome's fear of the woman, Samuel Daily's warnings), Arthurs changing response to people and events (eg. Eel Marsh House, breakdown of his health/sanity/confidence), set piece incidents (eg. the funeral scene, nursery scene, saving Spider, where his child gets killed) Also through her word choices and use of figurative language.

In Anne Rice's "The Vampire Chronicles," Lestat is portrayed as bisexual rather than gay. Throughout the series, he forms romantic and sexual relationships with both male and female characters. His sexuality is fluid and evolves over the course of the books.

From what I read it was never banned, just a myth that it once was. I wish they would show the old show and the cartoon verison kids today would like it an it would be better for them than some of the movies that are being showed

A Pigman, believed up until recently to be a mythical creature, is a creature that resembles characteristics of human beings as well as the common pig. The creature has featured in various folk tales throughout history and has been the focus of various references in popular culture. Up until 2005 there had been no verified sightings of a real Pigman, until one John Gunthorpe of Brisbane, Australia was confirmed as being the only living speciman. It is believed that John "Pigman" Gunthorpe, also commonly known as John-or Pigthorpe, was victim to exposure of a toxic spill at a piggery in Moree, NSW. Whilst still a developing child, this exposure to chemicals and pig faeces created a change in the DNA structure of the boy that would lay dormant until adolescence. Upon reaching his pigmanhood, John Gunthorpe experienced significant change in his physical appearance and his bodily functions. Extreme weight gain along with pig-like eating habitss, shrunken genitalia, excreation of body odour and general bad taste are just some of the side affects that have been experienced. There is no known cure, however John believes that eating Pistachio nuts and wearing fluorescent, tight, rolled up shorts may hold some hope. However, all parties that have examined the creature including doctors and pig farmers believe that there is no chance for it. He will forever be known as The PIGMAN.

He copes with the war by using humour. For example, on page 6 of the book he says, "There's nothing worse than dirt in your tea!"

Stanhope copes with the war by drinking. He is an alcoholic and couldn't face the war without being doped with whiskey.

Trotter copes with the war by eating.

In "Goosebumps HorrorLand: Your Friends Call You Monster," the foreshadowing comes from the mysterious messages the protagonist receives from their friends, warning them about the horror theme park and referring to them as a monster. This hints at the protagonist's potential transformation or involvement in the park's eerie events.

When you hear a scary story or experience fear, your body may enter a fight-or-flight response. This can cause your body to produce tears as a way to release stress and regulate emotions. Additionally, heightened emotions can stimulate the tear glands, leading to tear production during moments of intense fear or suspense.

yes

That would most likely be Doctor X, 1932.

The name of the actress is Linda Denise Blair. The name of the character she portrayed in the Exorcist is Regan Teresa MacNeil