Is this 2025 Netflix film also in the Horror genre?

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So seemingly my original thread with this question was deleted somehow? But Instead of commenting on that, you just merged my thread asking where it was: "where's my question gone??": https://community-imdb.sprinklr.com/conversations/data-issues-policy-discussions/wheres-my-question-gone/67d33010999f0c253986dac6

@Michelle Thanks for responding, Michelle. My first response post above has the link to the re-submission, see it here: https://contribute.imdb.com/contribution/250313-180336-313000 I trust this is enough evidence. If not, then how does one prove genre additions? Unlike a standard Thriller –where the reason for the story is the bad person(s) are psychologically challenged or just don't like the protagonists, so behave the way they do– this film also contains Horror reasoning (being vampires/cannibals) for why the story is happening. If that makes sense. The film features blood and slabs of meat (human) in several scenes, someone being eaten, and includes 'vampire' behaviour like 'neck biting'. So I'd be surprised if that was not classed as Horror, alongside the Thriller and Drama tags it already has.

Hello jimthing Based on the guidelines and several sources, the Title is not considered as Horror, therefore the submission was rejected. The movie is confirmed to be a Phycological Thriller.