Horror franchises rarely improve with age. More often, they peak early, then slowly become diluted versions of themselves as sequels prioritize familiarity over innovation. Even the most beloved series eventually fall into repetition, relying on nostalgia instead of evolution. But every so often, a franchise manages something much harder. Instead of rebooting or abandoning what made it work, it finds ways to deepen its identity.
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