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“Horror movies tend to start and end fast. They may have neither everyday life set-ups, nor codas; they just start and end. That abruptness makes us enter with no stability, and leave with none. No other genre does that. Horror films also have unhappy endings more often than any genre. Endings define themes, which makes horror movies have the darkest themes of any genre. Themes in other genres tend toward the instructive, telling us how to live. Horror films lean toward nihilism, believing there is no hope. What’s scarier than that?”
Kelly Goodner, Sceneclopedia: Horror: Every Scene of 25 Horror Feature Films

“Each sequence is a mini-story that transitions the character and story from one state of being/plot point to another.”
Kelly Goodner, Sceneclopedia: Horror: Every Scene of 25 Horror Feature Films

“Sequences are for movement – spiritually, psychologically, and/or physically - and plot points, one of which falls between each sequence, are rest stop turning points. They’re like doors that lock behind you. No going back. Plot points are start and end points at the same time - end points of the previous sequence and start points of the next sequence. Plot points allow the audience to get their bearings and catch their breath regarding where they have just been and where they are now going, and why.”
Kelly Goodner, Sceneclopedia: Horror: Every Scene of 25 Horror Feature Films



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