Australian Horror is a genre that encompasses various forms of storytelling, including literature, film, and television, often characterized by its unique blend of indigenous folklore, natural landscapes, and societal issues. It frequently explores themes of isolation, fear of the unknown, and the impact of Australia's history, including its colonial past and the experiences of the Aboriginal people. Notable works in Australian Horror include films like The Babadook and Wolf Creek, which highlight psychological terror and survival against the backdrop of the Australian outback. This genre often reflects the country's distinct environment, using its vast and sometimes harsh landscapes to amplify feelings of dread and suspense.