<human>: british horror film productions started in the seventies, and by the end of the decade, they had all but ceased to exist. three of the worst films, starring robin hood and the satanist cassandra, were released during this time, and while many people knew that they could easily make a film out of this bleakness, they actually stocked up on horror film ingredients and figured out how to make a good horror film. naturally, many of these stories contain elements of fantasy, such as fairies or satans, that make the future seem brighter. even though many people know that fiction can sometimes be better than reality, it often contains elements of both good and bad, and sometimes even both. these four naturalistic horror stories combine elements of everyday life that are often intertwined with each other and can tell you whether a performance ends well or badly, or whether one character is affected by some demon or disease, like a mutilated corpse or a ripped apart peter.
<bot>: I'm sorry. I don't understand. Can you repeat that in another way?