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A creepy graveyard

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Batman

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greys

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Empty Hotels, or vacant houses in the woods

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Stranger things

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The six sense

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make them care about the character

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American Horror Story

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It keeps them interested in the story

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Keeps them on the edge of their seat

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play with emotions

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#6 parent trap

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The hero and the underdog

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Question 2: horror movies- really dumb white people, and Disney movies- a princess and some dude that always figure it out

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Question 2: horror movies- really dumb white people, and Disney movies- a princess and some dude that always figure it out

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Hero and Underdog

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forest

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#5
A scary house or in the woods

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have an early plot twist

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1) Avengers
2) Horror movies , comedy movies
3) keeps the reader engaged

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Pretty little liars

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Riverdale

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The Flash

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What do you think is the best way to involve your reader?

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Name a movie or a book with a plot twist

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What are some settings that are used in suspensful movies ?

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Name a Movie, Tv show, or book that has suspense/mystery

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what does mystery and suspense do to the reader?

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Name two different stereotypes for suspensful genres

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Name a movie or a TV show where there are cross-cutting scenes