Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Haunting"

A: If a place is haunted, it has ghosts.

The haunting of Bly Manor = the action of haunting Bly Manor

A: Horror musics that give you a suspenseful feeling

A: If you have ever heard music that makes you feel chills, that is haunting music.

A: This is a little hard for me to try to explain. It's related to a type of feeling something evokes in you. Haunting is an adjective related to the word "haunt". (Like a haunted house/ ghosts). Saying something is haunting means that it "haunts" you--it's unforgettable, it gives you chills, etc. It describes a certain feeling you get from something. Like maybe you heard a piece of music that moved you and it left you with an impression that you just can't forget. It was beautiful and "haunting."

A: My memories are haunting me.

Peter spends his time haunting his favourite cafe. (This example is less scary.)

The ghost loves haunting my attic.

Bad thoughts are haunting my life.

A: "His face was haunting."
meaning difficult to ignore or forget because of the terrible feeling it gave you.
"This land is a haunting ground because of the cemetery. " meaning that because of circumstances surrounding a location, it is known to have paranormal occurrences.
"She is haunting me." can mean the memory of a person causes sadness, fear, remorse, dread, or regret to the individual for whatever reason.

A: The connotations are what's different. Haunting melodies conjures imagery of brilliant music that is fairly old. Catchy songs conjures imagery of new songs that have a good rhythm or beat and are happy. There isn't a significant difference.

A: Hope this helps you out!

A: In context it means poignant or evocative - so it creates a strong feeling or mood, typically something sad or yearning. Possibly the idea is the song stays with you - it “haunts” you because it is powerful and memorable. Even though this person clearly dislikes it in trailers :)

A:

The mother goose poems are well-known English children's poems. At least they used to be well-known - maybe they aren't anymore.

Mystical – having to do with the spiritual world. Not material.

As the best I can do – I don't really know what the writer means

A: Yes. The word haunt (haunted/haunting) is also used to refer to a place with ghosts/ghostly events.
Example:
"That house is haunted by an evil spirit."
or
"A ghost was haunting the house."

A: I didn’t even know why she kept haunting our life.

It’s a little unnatural. You write it like it’s more than 1 person getting haunted. So instead of saying “our life”.say “our lives”

A: i was afraid/scared because of the ghost story he told