Horror Movies and Sketches

If you like horror movies and sketches, you’ve probably seen some of the following sketches. While this isn’t a list of the best sketches of all time, it’s a great way to get a feel for what horror movies are all about. Key & Peele, the comedy duo behind “Key & Peele,” created many sketches that featured horror as their theme. In particular, this Season 1 sketch features a veteran babysitter who encounters a creepy toddler. The pair’s sketch plays with various horror movie tropes while also showing off their love of the genre.

A good example of this type of sketch is the “Non-Scary Movie,” a Season 4 Halloween episode that imagines a movie that isn’t scary. After tearing the film apart, the key and Peele characters find out that the movie isn’t so bad after all. In the end, they find that the movie has made an impact on their minds.

The Nightmare is another classic example. Fuseli explored the dark side of the subconscious in his painting The Nightmare, a work that is still widely popular today. In it, a sleeping woman is faced with an incubus, a male demon that preys on sleeping women. In the background, a ghostly horse emerges from a red velvet curtain.

Other examples of horror art include the works of contemporary artists. Artists such as Neck Face and Bom.K have become notorious for their dark and disturbing imagery. Another artist, Jordan Eagles, creates macabre works in blood and resin. These pieces are not for the faint of heart. Rather, they are meant to evoke fear.