Recommend some gothic novels.

Otranto Castle "Otranto Castle"

Udolph's Secret Secret

Dragula in braam stock's Drakula (400 years of shock)

The Collapse of the Usher House "The Collapse of Usher"

The above are several classic Gothic novels, which took place in a typical Gothic environment, that is, a medieval building-a castle. The first is the classic of Horace Valppu (the father of Gothic novels), which is the first Gothic novel. The second is the masterpiece of ann radcliffe, a female writer, who is sometimes called "the mother of Gothic novels". Gothic novels in the strict sense ended here in 1820' s "The Wanderer of Melmos" by Charles Robert Mathurin, because the status of this genre declined sharply due to shoddy workmanship and aesthetic fatigue at that time. One of the latter two works is the original of "Surprise for 400 Years" directed by francis coppola, which we are familiar with, and it is also a classic that makes dragula the most famous vampire. The last one is edgar allan poe's famous Gothic short story.

I recommend Poe's horror novels and mystery novels, although they are not necessarily Gothic.

Most of Allan Poe's mysterious horror novels are good at psychology. Because of his own life experience, he is right.

Themes such as "the death of a beautiful woman", "premature burial", "the death and resurrection of a woman" and "Doppelganger" and masters with psychotic tendencies are particularly concerned. This makes his horror novels not rely on blood, ghosts and other gimmicks, and gain the purest Gothic flavor, although the novels with Gothic color including him can only be regarded as Gothic novels in a broad sense.