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Robert Louis Stevenson (1850–1894) was a Scottish writer best known for his adventure novels, gothic tales, and travel writings.
Born in Edinburgh, Scotland, Stevenson struggled with poor health but traveled extensively, drawing inspiration for his works. His most famous novels, "Treasure Island", "Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde", and "Kidnapped", showcase his mastery of suspense, adventure, and psychological depth.
Stevenson’s ability to blend action, mystery, and moral complexity made him one of the most beloved storytellers of his time. His influence on adventure and horror literature remains profound, shaping the genres for generations.
Horror/Fantasy/Gothic: Markheim
A man commits murder in an antique shop, only to encounter a mysterious visitor who forces him to confront his guilt, fate, and the darkness within his soul.
Sci-Fi/Wit and Humor: The Clockmaker
A mysterious clockmaker crafts timepieces with eerie precision, but when one customer uncovers a sinister secret, the true nature of his work is chillingly revealed.
Mystery/Horror: The Body Snatcher
Two medical students descend into darkness, robbing graves for a sinister doctor, but a final, horrifying encounter reveals the true cost of their morbid deeds.
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(1952) John Payne and Coleen Gray.
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