Pronunciation: /ˈiːmoʊ ˈhɔrər/
noun a genre of horror movies or literature that incorporates elements of emo subculture, such as themes of angst, emotional turmoil, and dark aesthetics
A1 I watched an emo horror movie last night.
A2 She enjoys reading emo horror novels in her free time.
B1 The bookstore has a section dedicated to emo horror literature.
B2 The film festival featured a special screening of an emo horror film.
C1 The director is known for pushing the boundaries of emo horror storytelling.
C2 Critics praised the film for its innovative approach to emo horror themes.
formal The film festival featured a unique blend of emo horror movies that explored themes of love and loss.
informal I can't wait to watch that new emo horror movie with you, it's supposed to be really intense.
slang That emo horror flick was so creepy, it gave me goosebumps!
figurative The emo horror genre delves into the dark depths of human emotion, creating a chilling and haunting experience for viewers.
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