[ SECRET POST #4158 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4158 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Wow, this is SO true, and I have often wondered!

To ponder this, I've written horror in my past, and didn't find it hard. But something about it doesn't mesh with fandom, no matter how much the show invites is. Case in point, Buffy was built on horror tropes, so you could have easily written a heavy-on-the-horror story with just some of the other elements such as comedy or coming-of-age drama. But no one I knew did.

Even more so, iZombie fandom is full of trite attempts at romance, usually involving Blaine *gag* or at best Major. It is literally a show where the protag cheerfully bites into a murder victim's brain because she "didn't feel like cooking." Oy.

(The pure horror shows, though -- TWD, FTWD, don't they have horror stories?)