>>369450I kinda get it. The reason why I asked about it is that spotting an Edgelord character and getting annoyed by him/her in a horror setting is just a partial thing, however it can be a major enough factor for not to like/like a show.
The crappy thing here is that the Edgelord can be a character that isn't really in any main role for the story. Simply because the setting of horror.
>does it show I do take my horror very seriouslyHorror can be "characterless", too (darkness, infestation, etc), however it's again how one perceives it. People don't like it in entertainment if there is no clear target of wrath.
Although you don't like Edgelords, would you still like to hate something/someone in the horror show?
