A good horror is like a safe playground for exploring the thoughts that trouble you, says writer Hill.

Joe Hill, a renowned horror writer, discusses his creative process and the evolution of horror in contemporary culture. He finds generating ideas easy but acknowledges the challenge of crafting compelling narratives. Hill believes horror serves as a safe space to explore deep existential questions. He notes a resurgence in horror's popularity, with numerous successful adaptations of his works, including 'NOS4A2' and 'Horns'. Hill enjoys the collaborative nature of comic writing, contrasting it with the solitude of novel writing. He reflects on the influence of classic horror literature on his work and expresses excitement about contributing to the Sherlock Holmes mythos.