Myths genres of horror in The Turkish cinema since 2000

Society; it is a culture in which living conditions change in the context of time and space by being influenced by the nature in which people live and with the innovations brought by science and science. Myths between society and culture are a tool. Myths have taken part as narratives that have shaped the culture in question throughout history. Effects of myths; in the collective memory in continues throughout history. One of the researches on myths in the 19th century; The signs and symbols in the myth narratives are examined by examining the structure of the common myth language of society and the emergence of archetypes. There are myths that each archetype represents and these myths are adapted to the cinema as a representation. The effects of the society on the historical process are the sub-genre and the horror film genre seen in the late period. As postmodernism changes society socio-culturally and commercial concern in cinema increase, horror film genre is also affected. There are diffirences between the pre-2000 and post-2000 Turkish cinema horror film myths. The ideology of religion, which has begun to re-direct the anthropological values of postmodernist society, is handled in a different way from the traditional period, creating and using the archetypes and myth representations within the genre of horror movies in their own language. This study deals with the myth representations of the post- 2000 Turkish Cinema horror film genre.