I like Terry Pratchett's take on vampires and werewolves.

I think of neither one.

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Neither.

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The whole Twilight destroyed every once of enjoyment I got from vampire and werewolf centered horror stories.

I guess I should reread a couple of Stephen King short stories: 'Jerusalem's Lot' and 'Silver Bullet.'

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Yes to both. Also lake monsters, zombies, demons, ghosts, yetis and Bigfoot, fairies, poltergeists, dybbuks, the Mongolian Death-Worm and Gef The Talking Mongoose. All utter rubbish, of course, but I enjoy a good story.

not into either. not into that genre, really.

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The question itself is nonsense.