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The Biology of Horror: Gothic Literature and Film is a book by researcher Jack Morgan, published in 2002. The Biology of Horror sets out to
Horror is something that some of us absolutely adore and crave. In this great book Jack Morgan states some facts regarding its nature.
A creepy sensation is something that all of us have experienced in one or another form, but, what is it really?
If you think about it, darkness will always prevail over light in the end. The reason is simple, think of it as a light bulb in a dark room. As soon as that light bulb breaks or is unplugged, the darkness takes over. This is because light needs a source of power, unlike darkness. Darkness's lack of need of a source makes it unstoppable and thus, it makes Darkness more powerful than light.
