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paragraph on horror and comedy dream

Answer 1

Horror-comedy is a generic hybrid that deliberately provokes an emotional shift from terror, suspense, or dread to hilarity. In comedy-horror—its relative—a playful tone predominates, but it is undercut by horrific or startling events or effects. Horror-comedy traces its literary antecedents to the Elizabethan and Jacobean stage at least, as well as to gothic fiction and the Grand Guignol, but the particular type or flavor of humor employed by horror-comedy film can range from mordant wit to slapstick or, in the case of splatter-horror-comedy, “splatstick.” The particular type of comedy in horror-comedy tends to emerge cyclically, often following then parodying horror film cycles as they appear, become popular, and wane. For example, old “spooky house” films of the silent and early sound eras parodied melodramas originally written for the stage; monster films from the 1930s were later parodied in the 1940s and 1950s; slasher films and splatter horror in the 1970s and 1980s quickly gave way to gross-out humor in the later 1980s and 1990s. The cycles have accelerated so rapidly that “serious” slasher films and torture-porn horror films of the late 1990s and early 21st century are themselves marked by self-reflexive in-jokes and intertextual allusions—for example, the Scream franchise and Joss Whedon’s Cabin in the Woods (2012). Rarely addressed in film scholarship as a genre unto itself, horror-comedy is often placed within the broader categories of horror film, cult film, exploitation, “trash” film, or, less often, comedy. This range is reflected in the sources listed in this article: while some sources will be devoted solely to horror-comedy as a generic hybrid, a subgenre, or an aesthetic mode, many may discuss horror-comedy only in a brief section of a larger argument, or in terms of a specific filmmaker or film. This entry is organized as it is in order to underscore the affective richness of horror-comedy and the long history both of horror and comedy as aesthetic modes, while avoiding conflation with categories already well represented in other articles (see in particular Ernest Mathijs’s Exploitation Film). Despite often being ignored by scholars in favor of one of its two constituent genres, horror-comedy is not an uncontested field. Critics have, for instance, sharply debated the cultural value of horror-comedy films that invoke literary and aesthetic antecedents to play with the thin line between horror and laughter, versus horror-comedy that trades in broad humor or exploitative gore. The majority of horror-comedy scholarship in English focuses on Anglo-American examples, which is reflected in this article. However, the International Horror-Comedy section reflects the global popularity of horror film and suggests that the increasing globalization of the film industry is making possible greater transcultural communication even in such difficult-to-translate modes as horror-comedy.

Answer 2

yesterday when I was sleeping I saw a horror and comedian dream I was fabulous and I thought it to share with you so what happened was when yesterday I fell asleep and went into the world of Dreams I went to a city in dreams named Spectre land it was a very horrible place so I got frightened and immediately started running in the backward direction but after moment I found that I am standing in front of her Villa which was very very horrible I got frightened at the moment but then I decided to went inside that when I went inside it I saw there a television which was already on and my favourite TV show what's going on so without any delay I sat on the Sofa in front of the TV and started seeing that suddenly my Sixth Sense give me a signal that somebody is moving behind me I got frightened at the moment immediately I turnt back and there was none so I again sat and started watching my favourite TV show suddenly the TV got switched off automatically and my ears detected a horrible voice I started shivering I was very much frightened I didn't knew what to do now show in front of me was a room I just rent watch that room and lock the door from inside what I saw that all my efforts gone in vain so what I saw there was a ghost it was very ugly I got a lot of right and I was unable to open the door because he did some paranormal magic on that he told me to sit on the chair which was moving so not having any option I sat on that after that what I saw that he started dancing in front of me he was doing very funny moves in front of me I laughed a lot.... and then my mum pored water on my face but in Real world and I got up