penny dreadful
The phrase "penny dreadful" refers to a cheap or sensational form of entertainment, typically referring to cheaply produced fiction novels or magazines that were sold for a penny in 19th-century Britain. These publications typically featured lurid, sensational, or thrilling stories, often involving crime, horror, or adventure. The term has come to be associated with both the genre and the low-quality production value of these publications.
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