Colton Scrivner, a behavioral scientist and author, delves into the psychology behind our fascination with death and danger. He explains why morbid curiosity draws some people toward horror, true crime, and even serial killers, while repulsing others. Scrivner explores the evolutionary roots of this phenomenon, discussing how engaging with fear can provide emotional benefits and enhance threat awareness. He also highlights the gender differences in these interests and the allure of horror narratives, revealing deep connections between curiosity, empathy, and our attraction to violence.
