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The 19 pages that link to Psychological horror, each with the reason it gives.

• SurrealismRelated: Surrealist imagery helped make inner disturbance and unstable reality available as artistic effects.

• Horror filmBroader topic: It locates terror in minds and uncertain perception.

• Horror fictionBroader topic: It can unsettle without confirming that supernatural events are real.

• Body horrorCompared with: It locates terror primarily in the mind, while body horror makes physical change central.

• The WindRelated: The storm’s menace blurs external danger with Letty’s mounting psychological strain.

• Roman PolanskiNarrower topic: Several Polanski films make subjective dread more prominent than supernatural spectacle.

• Stephen KingRelated: King often lets psychological conflict intensify or complicate supernatural threats.

• Slasher filmCompared with: Its threats may be internal or uncertain, unlike the slasher’s usually tangible pursuer.

• David CronenbergRelated: His later work often shifts emphasis from visible mutation to disturbed identity and perception.

• Darren AronofskyNarrower topic: Several Aronofsky films draw on this genre without fitting neatly within it.

• The Tell-Tale HeartNarrower topic: The story locates its central terror in the narrator’s mind rather than a supernatural event.

• The ShiningNarrower topic: The film blends psychic phenomena with Jack’s psychological disintegration.

• The TenantNarrower topic: The film’s central danger is inseparable from Trelkovsky’s deteriorating sense of reality.

• Dario ArgentoCompared with: Argento often combines psychological unease with stylized physical violence and crime investigation.

• Hideaki AnnoRelated: Evangelion’s later episodes and film use psychological horror to intensify its characters’ crises.

• Junji ItoRelated: Characters’ obsessions and perceptions often intensify the menace around them.

• Gaspar NoéRelated: Noé often builds horror from unstable perception and sustained psychological distress rather than supernatural threats.

• Horror and terrorRelated: It shows how horror can arise from mental exposure, not only visible violence.

• Horror gameBroader topic: Unreliable perception lets a game make its world itself feel unsafe.