My starting point is: much art in the horror genre is made out of pagan’s unresolved guilt for sexual deviancy. Every human heart knows only blood can atone. There will be blood. The heart of man knows it. This article is not specifically pro-horror, but discussing why pagans are drawn to, like, and even “need,” the horror genre. The premise for the post is from a book by E. Michael Jones called Monsters From The Id: The Rise Of Horror In Fiction And Film.
It’s not really on amazon, but you can buy it here. Or, below there’s how to watch an interview with him, which I preferred for just the one hour time investment.
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