This study aimed to explore the extent of Al-Najah University students' inclination towards horror movies by shedding light on their preferences and interactions with this cinematic genre. The study employed a descriptive-analytical methodology. To achieve this goal, a questionnaire was distributed to 200 students from various disciplines through convenience sampling. The study aimed to understand the impact of these films on Al-Najah National University students in Palestine.

Among the notable results, 64% of students showed a moderate inclination towards horror movies. A high percentage (71.80%) agreed that horror films contradict human nature and may contribute to societal violence. Additionally, a significant portion (72.40%) concurred that horror movies elevate stress levels among students. The research also explores whether these films serve as a source of entertainment only or if they have a profound impact on students' thoughts and feelings. The focus is on psychological and cultural factors shaping their cinematic taste.

Title

awraqtarbawia

Publisher

AWRAQ TARBAWIA

Publisher Country

Lebanon

Publication Type

Both (Printed and Online)

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Year

2024

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