Cells at Work! CODE BLACK
| Honestly, the way it portrays physical and mental health is more terrifying than almost all the horror I’ve watched. It does body/cell gore really well and it shows how the psyche of the character get torn apart. I’d personally put it in the horror genre but that’s just me. |
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| Yeah, seeing so many waifus died in your own body is quite depressing |
| I would say partially - not principally, but as a veteran horror fan I can recognize horror and it definitely has those elements. I would say it is more of both a Drama and Action, which are the two genres already listed, but if some series can have four, six, eight, 10 genres tagged, then why not Horror for this one? I also concur it has a legitimate enough presence and should be recognized for it. It does feel quite akin to a number of "adventure horror" and "survival horror" I've seen - the kind of horror which comes from more naturalistic causes like ordinary man's savagery or extreme weather - either from a deadly trek and expedition to some chaotic destination gone wrong, from a natural disaster and its fallout and aftermath, or from a war. |
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