Thanks, I've added it. =)
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Courage The Cowardly Dog kinda counts. It's pretty much horror directed at kids and mixed with comedy.
Dead Space Downfall definitely counts. Felidae probably counts. The B-17 sequence in Heavy Metal counts, but the rest of the movie definitely doesn't.
The Short film "Butterfly" is pretty freaky.
edited 24th Feb '11 8:28:15 AM by Scardoll
Fight. Struggle. Endure. Suffer. LIVE.Some episodes of Samurai Jack count.
Because of its demographic, you can look at any original programming on Adult Swim and find varying degrees of horror in any of them, even though they are all comedies.
edited 24th Feb '11 8:31:15 AM by kyun
Gahan Wilson's Diner. Possibly one of the weirdest things ever financed by a major studio.
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edited 25th Feb '11 2:48:07 AM by punchy
Horror Western Animation is now live, thanks to the help of everyone here and on the YKTTW. If you come across any more examples, feel free to add them to the index directly.
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As said, comedies are usually not included in this list. Even though I have not seen El Superbeasto, I assume it's a comedy with elements of horror in there.
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Does The Nightmare Before Christmas count as a Horror Parody?
edited 28th Feb '11 4:31:59 PM by Shota
Danny Phantom seems like an action series, not a horror series. Invader Zim is a parody (Albeit a scary one). Scooby Doo Mystery Inc probably isn't meant as a horror series, unless it really deviated from the old Scooby Doo cartoons like the (animated) movies did..
Fight. Struggle. Endure. Suffer. LIVE.^ Speaking of which I think at least Scooby Doo On Zombie Island and Scooby Doo and The Witch's Ghost would count, the rest of the franchise, yeah they're really not.
edited 28th Feb '11 8:24:03 PM by Apocali
Genuine horror really is tragically rare in western animation, and not all that common in other animation either. I would actually consider Courage to be the very purest example, since the vast majority of episodes went for scares or a disturbing, eerie quality. Just because it was kid-friendly horror doesn't mean it isn't still horror.
edited 19th Mar '11 5:07:07 AM by scythemantis
bogleech.com for my writing, comics and cartoons.I believe there was a Garfield Halloween special that, while it had a lot of comedy, had some ghost pirates or something along those lines that were played fairly straight.
^Flat "What". It seems like it had a lot of examples already.
Anyway, I'd also like to add Monster House, Watership Down, Wallace And Gromit The Curse Of The Wererabbit, and Corpse Bride. While none of those were particularly scary films, save Watership (shudder), they all certainly Horror-genre films.
You are displaying abnormally high compulsions to over-analyze works of fiction and media. Diagnosis: TV Tropes Addiction.Eeeeh Wallace And Gromit was a comedy that parodied horror movies, but yes, it should be included there if there's a Parody Section.
Huh? I don't think anything happened to it after it was originally launched. I'm not seeing anything on the edit history to that effect. Unless I'm misunderstanding your question.
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edit: Horror Western Animation is live! Thanks to everyone for their assistance, any further examples can be added directly to the index.
edited 28th Mar '11 7:33:33 PM by Meeble
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