Let's talk about classic terror

I've never been a huge fan of terror, as a matter of fact, I hate it. However, everyday we learn something new and just when I think "theres nothing that can surprise me" something happen, always.

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When someone speaks about classic terror, theres a lot of director names and movie names that come to your mind, but i will stay away from that and i will dedicate yourself to talking about an author that i'm just inlove with everything he touches and writes that , casually enought, it's terror. Lets talk about Junji Ito, master of terror. If you are a manga lover, his name is not so unknow, with more than 20 years + of experience and Works like Uzumaki, Tomie, Hellstar Remina, Gyo, Black Paradox, etc, his name is a huge reference in the genre and manga in general.

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Now, when you speak about an specific author, you tend to idealize concepts, you're not unbiased anymore and blablablá, besides that i can say and i am SURE he is talented, to much actually. He is doing somenthing that could not achive any author before: that i read almost all of his stories. You'll be wondering what's the special thing with this guy? What is wrong with you? Why can not stop watching Joker Camera Test? Well, his ability to turn absolutely normal things in absolute terror its amazing, starting from the most absurd (ballooms) till the most common subjects in current terror (leyends, serial killers) I have to say that he have developed in the same quality both long and short stories like The Enigma of Amigara Fault, The Story of the Mysterious Tunnel, Blood Sickness of the White Sands Villiage, among others, so many that I can not even count them.

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I admit it, I absolutely love Junji Ito, my opnion is not unbiased but it does not have the need of be it. I know a lot of people that can agree wit every single Word i writte in here, i do not have need to be carefull, i do not need that anyone come and say to me "hey, there is a lot of manga author's "i do not need them, but i just have one problem his complete work has been difficult to find and download, there are certain compilations on various websites but no, I want the complete work, so i searched and searched until I get a page that has his work partially completed, I'm sentimental, I'll finish reading everything ... What am I supposed to read next? Dictionary?