Magic has already proven it can jump genres and tackle sci-fi settings, and Star Trek certainly has enough content to produce a working set
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9) Darkness from Legends Artist Harold McNeill Almost everything that happens in horror movies happens in the dark, which is how Darkness from Legends makes it on the list
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For a long time there was a way that you could be included in all of these, and in the last few years its been brought back
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