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“Un genre politique”: du cinéma aux livres, pourquoi l’horreur cartonne toujours autant?

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Folie humaine, épouvante, monstres et zombies. Au delà du rendez-vous annuel d’Halloween, l’horreur fait toujours recette aujourd’hui au cinéma, dans la littérature ou les jeux vidéo, en agissant comme un miroir des évolutions de la société.

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