Maybe there are some who disagree with me on this, but I've always found the meat of folk horror to be traditionalism burying it's children. Sacrificing the future to preserve the past.

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Crazy to consider but some people's only exposure to folktales is Disney and I Can't Believe It's Not Disney. If you don't get to live in a time and place where folklore is still infused in the bones of the culture I guess you get "cozy folk horror."

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I genuinely don't understand why and how and when the definitions of "folk horror" split into such wildly different interpretations but if I can be real basic for a sec I'm going to blame it on Disney.

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It is really hard to engage with these people seriously cause they insist on being the most insufferably twee weirdos you've ever met in your life.

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"If, like me, you love 1) ghosties, 2) beasties, and 3) steaming mugs of cocoa, then cozy horror will be right up your—" Sorry, all of a sudden I'm having the most idiosyncratic headache of my life and need to bee a specialist promptly.

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