Last Updated: May, 11, 2026
At The Horror Collection, we value transparency and your digital privacy. This policy explains how we utilize cookies, web beacons, and similar tracking technologies to optimize our paranormal research database and enhance your user experience.
1. Our Approach to Data Tracking
We use cookies to understand how visitors interact with our content, allowing us to refine our analytical models and classification systems. By using this site, you acknowledge our use of these technologies as described below.
2. Classification of Cookies We Use
We categorize our cookies based on their specific function within the site architecture:
| Category | Purpose | Necessity |
| Strictly Necessary | Enables core site functionality such as secure log-ins and navigation. | Mandatory |
| Analytical/Performance | Collects anonymous data on page views and traffic flow via Google Analytics. | Optional |
| Functional/Personalization | Remembers your preferences (e.g., THC Scale settings) for a tailored experience. | Optional |
| Targeting/Advertising | Used by third-party partners to deliver relevant advertisements based on your interests. | Optional |
3. Third-Party Integration
To provide the highest level of research, we integrate with several industry-standard third-party services. These providers may set their own cookies on your device:
- Google Analytics: We use this to monitor site performance and user engagement patterns. You can opt-out specifically via the Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on.
- Social Media Plugins: Platforms like Facebook and X (Twitter) may set cookies if you interact with our “Share” features.
- Advertising Partners: We work with networks that utilize cookies to serve ads that align with your interest in the paranormal and horror genres.
4. Global Opt-Out & User Control
You have the right to accept or decline cookies. Most web browsers automatically accept them, but you can usually modify your settings to decline them if you prefer.
Regional Management Tools:
- UK/EEA Users: Visit Your Online Choices to manage behavioral advertising preferences.
- US Users: Utilize the DAA’s Consumer Choice Tool or the NAI Opt-Out Page.
- Canadian Users: Visit AdChoices Canada to manage tracking preferences.
5. Managing Your Browser Settings
You can manually clear your cache or block specific types of cookies through your browser’s privacy settings:
6. Updates to This Policy
As the “The Horror Collection” evolves and privacy laws update, we will revise this policy accordingly. We recommend checking this page periodically to stay informed about how we protect your data.
Contact Us
If you have questions regarding our technical use of cookies or data privacy, please contact us through our Contact Form.