psychonerv
Member
Im planning to watch kuuga soon. the only heisei rider series i haven't watched in full.
I see some strong horror/suspense elements at the start of every heisei rider show (except den-o) but by the time it comes to the half-way point, it kinda fades away slowly. Would the viewing audience be a contributing factor for the sudden change in the horror aspect of the show? you know, if they made a survey or something for the audience on what to change/retain, and possibly incorporate it in the show?
for what its worth, some shows tend to border on the paranormal/suspense thriller genre with minimal horror influence at best.
I see some strong horror/suspense elements at the start of every heisei rider show (except den-o) but by the time it comes to the half-way point, it kinda fades away slowly. Would the viewing audience be a contributing factor for the sudden change in the horror aspect of the show? you know, if they made a survey or something for the audience on what to change/retain, and possibly incorporate it in the show?
for what its worth, some shows tend to border on the paranormal/suspense thriller genre with minimal horror influence at best.