Horror stories engage our brains by activating the amygdala, triggering physical reactions like increased heart rate and adrenaline rushes. They provide a safe way to experience fear and empathy, enhancing emotional understanding. This controlled fear leads to catharsis, allowing us to confront fears and strengthen coping mechanisms, making horror a year-round exploration of human psychology.
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L. Marie Wood 