​How Horror Crosses Borders

People watch horror films because the want to be scared, and that is exactly why you choose that particular genre, in fact, you choose your entertainment because you want it to have some type of effect on you.

Those films that have the big effects draw millions of viewers, but most that watch them want a just resolution in the end or we are left feeling not exactly let down but wondering when the sequel is due out.

But it is true that a great many people love suspense, terror, mystery, shock and of course gore. The fear of death, but interestingly most do not like realism and would turn off a video that contained vivisection or real-life surgery on a child.

When you begin to think about it from a very young age, we were subject to a certain amount of suspense and sometimes horror through the fairy tales we were told. Fairy tales are full of fear and although a great many had a moral to them the point was put across in a slightly disturbing way.

Most of us have a film that scared us half to death when we watched it and those feelings stay with you to be remembered and mentioned in the future.

Another genre that has taken up the horror banner are slots games with a lot of the trusted new slots sites playing hosts to some of the most popular.

No one can really resist the Master of the Night and Dracula Slots remain popular being both traditional as well as classic which many players appreciate. Ok Dracula might be a bit old school for those that are into Freddy Krueger or Michael Myers, but there is still a niche for the Prince of Darkness.

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I loved the title 28 Spins Later and for zombie fans who love Dawn of the Dead) both the original and the remake) as well as 28 Days Later the clever play on words works really well.

With a whole selection of weapons to gather as well as the odd first aid kit, 28 Spins Later is a def for zombie bashers.

Keeping to the same type of theme, The Walking Dead Slot Machine is one big title with possible Game of Thrones tipping the scales.

Like most of the tv-show themed slots the Walking Dead shows clips and sound bites from the show and features two spinning wheels.