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Russell explains horror as more than just monsters. My definition of horror is monsters, jumpscares, and the supernatural. It's basically the opposite of what Russell said.

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1. Russell defines the genre by saying that  horror is suspense, not creepy monsters.
2. Yes, i agree with Russell's definition because all the horror movies i've seen usually have the people watching wait untill the person in the movie gets attacked

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Russel explains horror as more detailed suspense. She really gives us the true definition of how to understand and know about horror. My definition was always like monsters, jumpscares, and just crazy out of this world fiction events. Mine somewhat matches russels but here's is more suspense and creepy monsters.

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Russell explains that you don't just focus on monsters and you need to create a state of suspense. my definition is similar because I think you need suspense and there are multiple different ways to complete this task.

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Russell says that the horror genre is not just monsters but it’s suspense as well. My definition of horror was similar I did think that suspense was part of horror but I thought that it was mostly the monster that made horror stories scary.

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Russell defines the genre by saying that monsters aren't always the whole concept of horror that there could be more . i'm not gonna lie mine didn't add up cause my idea when i think of horror is mainly monsters and what not but c;early its not just that

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1.  Explain how Russell defines the genre
2. Does your definition and understanding of horror match with hers? Explain why or why not.

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Russell defines the genre by showing that horror is not best explained by focusing subjectively. My definition is similar because from the broad types of horror stories and movies I've read and watched, I've learned that there are ways you can execute the horror without always looking for anything in traditional subjective category.

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Russell’s definition for the Horror Genre is that the genre can’t be explained with a singular category and that the Horror Genre is more complex than what it seems. Russell explain this when talking about suspense and that the story can center itself around the audience’s anticipation, Whilst telling the reader that the conflict can be the central part of the story  . My own definition of the Horror Genre is that it is more complex, but they have more depth than just freaking out the characters in the book or movie.

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Russell defines horror by saying its not dependant on just monsters to create suspense in horror my definition is similar to hers because there are many things that can create the same suspense as monsters and jumpscares

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defines genre by showing the main aspects that make horror, horror Russel describes these t be suspence and knowing about what is about to happen, the advanced knowledge you have over the main characters and how for a moment you might think it's real and how horror can sometimes make a theme

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Russell defines the genre by saying/showing how monsters don't have to be the main subject in horror, there is other factors like suspense, rather than just having a monster or scary scenes there should be a build up of suspense.My definition does not match up with hers because when i thought of horror i thought of scary scenes and monsters instead of what she thought.

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Russell defines horror by showing that horror isn't just scary scenes and scares, it also depends on the suspence that is being built up to create these scenes. My definition is similiar because I don't just see horror being scary because of the characters, but because of the actions going on because of them

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Russell defines the horror genre by showing that it is not all monsters and has other elements like suspense that is created by the reader's preferences. She also uses dramatic irony to add touches to the story.  My definition was around the concept of suspense and scary things, her definition digs deeper into the topic but overall revolves over the same thing.

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Russell defines the horror genre by showing that it is not all monsters and has other elements like suspense that is created by the reader's preferences. She also uses dramatic irony to add touches to the story.  My definition was around the concept of suspense and scary things, her definition digs deeper into the topic but overall revolves over the same thing.

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Horror is based on Suspense, rather than the monsters within it, I define horror by the concept of suspense and frightening creatures and beings, her definition analyzes  how we can't truly define horror. [which i find interesting]

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Russel defines the genre by saying that horror films can be made up of different elements than just a scary monster or a jump scare. My definition does go with hers because i think that suspense build up more tension of what is going to happen next.

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Russel defines genre by explaining how monsters and jump scares isn’t the whole idea of horror. You want to leave your readers thinking and not give them too much information and keep the suspense going. They use Dramatic Irony so you can see the different point of views between the characters and you. My idea of horror genre before reading about Russels is that I thought horror was all about jump scares and the background music to make the readers or audience scared and anxious but then realized that it’s more about the suspenses and the plot using more Dramatic Irony.

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Russell defines the genre by saying that horror cannot be defined by a certain topic like monsters. Like, not all monsters are alike. The genre is structured by suspense, suspense helps build the tension of what's about to happen. By using Dramatic Irony, it tells the reader what's about to happen before the actual characters knows. Things that can be different in every story is the plot and setting. But, Plot matters more than setting because the plot gives a bigger meaning. My idea of horror genre is that they aren't ever all the same, sure they have some similarities or the same concept but the plot or setting may change depending on the topic. Horror is meant for something scary or meant to frighten you, so yes the plot may be similar for each story or movie.

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Russell said the horror genre was based more on dramatic irony,suspense, fear and the build up of the story not just the monsters that make up the story. I always just thought of horror as scary monsters so my definition of horror does not match hers.

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Russell defined horror by him saying its not always just monsters and jump scares they have to add some kind of cliffhanger for the reader or the watcher to want to comeback for more. My definition didn't match at first cause that's what i mainly think about when it comes to horror monsters and spiders

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Russell defines the genre by proving that the characters do not explain the horror movie. Yes, they are both very similar.

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Russel defines the genere by saying that horror movies can have other elements besides monsters, and yes it does because it talks about suspense and mystery and  stuff like that.

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Russel defines the genre by showing that it doesn't need to have a scary monster in it. Yes, my definition of horror lines up with hers because horror all about buildup and terror, instead of 1 main threat.

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Russell defines the horror genre by how its more than just monster, theres other things like suspence and dramatic irony, fear and things like that. My definition does not match hers, my defintion would be scary people and jump scares and blood and death, which is not similar because Russell's is way more in depth and more complex.

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Russell defines the genre by describing how it makes the reader feel while reading one of the books. I think of the horror genre as something that is suspenseful.

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How Russel defines the genre is that it uses elements like suspense, jumpscares, and mystery. My definition kind of matches with hers definition and not because mine is more brief and hers is more detailed. My definition was that horror genre is that it has suspense, and mystery, but also that horror doen not have just monsters.

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How Russel defines the genre is that it uses elements like suspense, jumpscares, and mystery. My definition kind of matches with hers definition and not because mine is more brief and hers is more detailed. My definition was that horror genre is that it has suspense, and mystery, but also that horror doen not have just monsters.

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Russell defines the horror genre by saying that not all horror has monster horror is more of suspense and fear . I agree with her not all horror movies have  monster like vampires and werewolves they could have nothing to do with the supernatural but still have that suspense and fear in it.

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I think that horror mainly has to deal with suspense as in my opinion is the most important role in a horror show, book, movie etc. without it you wouldn't be intrigued into the show. Suspension makes people ask them questions that will make them waiting, for example, what will happen if the man goes behind the door. Russel thinks about suspense but she also thinks about characters and dramatic irony and when to use it in a scenario. I think that I have similar thoughts as Russel because she also thinks about how to intrigue the audience like me.

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Russell defines horror as a way of storytelling that mainly uses suspense. She uses suspense to help gage with her readers instead of having it based off of the monster. In my opinion, I agree with her technique.

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Russell defines the genre by explaining that the horror characters don't describe the horror story. My definition of horror doesn't match hers because I would think of horror as more scary and she doesn't.

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She defines the genre by using suspense and and other elements. She also states that horror isn't
entirely defined by the monsters. My definition is basically the same because I think of suspense when I hear horror.

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Russell defines the Horror genre by telling the readers that horror is not defined by just monsters. My definition I would say does not match up with hers because when I think of horror I think of killers, monsters, ghouls, etc. However, she explains it as more than that. She says that different stories have all different structures of suspense.

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Russell defines horror genre by how it can not be defined by monsters and how its structerd around suspense and how they have common themes. My definition of horror is similar to hers because i agree with what she says but some of i don't because usually when anyone says horror i think of monsters and she says that horror cant be defined by that

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Russel defines the genre by showing that it isn't only monsters and it is a combination of structure, the ways the audience gets information, what the genre makes people believe, the conflicts, and the universal themes. My definition is that horror is suspense and scary things that the author gives to you to make you realize things that you didn't think of before. Mine doesn't really match her definition but I think it's on the right track.