Night (2014), The Invitation (2015), Snowtown (2011) and The Babadook (2014). Television The works of David Lynch are seen as defining examples of the genre, notably the television series Twin Peaks, alongside the 1992 feature Fire Walk with Me. TV series such as Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Supernatural, and Desperate Housewives have also been seen as dealing with concerns about hidden Gothic worlds behind the suburban façade. Another televised example is the Emmy-winning American Horror Story. Visual Art Australian visual artist Tanja Stark explores themes of Suburban Gothic and the Sublime Divine, drawing from a background as a social worker, domestic violence counsellor and upbringing in the Baptist church. She approaches her creation through a symbolic lens, and sees the genre of suburban gothic as influenced by psycholanalytical ideas of the Jungian shadow, and the parts of domestic life that lie beneath conscious awareness. Her art explores these unconscious desires and feelings and their powerful influence on waking life, particularly when they are associated with serious psychological trauma. In accordance with Jungian ideas, where the 'shadow' is not acknowledged or integrated, but is repressed, projected or inflated, the darker aspects of the psyche may emerge in ways that can be dangerous or destructive to mental or physical well-being of the individual and those around them, a key tension in Suburban Gothic art. See also American Gothic Fiction Dark Romanticism Southern Gothic Tasmanian Gothic Urban Gothic Social thriller The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street-1960 episode of The Twilight Zone featuring commentary on McCarthyism Pulp noir Notes Horror genres Gothic fiction 1970s in film 1980s in film 1990s in film 2000s in film 2010s in film 1990s in television 2000s in television 2010s in television 1950s in literature 1970s in literature