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This is probably how the brain processes information. If the dreams are disturbing, frightening, and occur regularly for a long time, it is better to consult a specialist. If they cause confusion and hypochondriacal thoughts, then do not wind yourself up)
Of course, I won't say one hundred percent, but I think that everything is fine with the person. Well, who in childhood did not dream of horror stories? Sometimes dreams are just a figment of our imagination. Judging a person by them is unwise. Yes, of course, there are prophetic dreams. Black and white, iridescent, true, unreal…different! Dreams are not an indicator.
The only thing I can add is that if a person has unpleasant dreams, then most often they are loaded with something in real life. And to get rid of a bad dream, it is likely that you just need to get rid of the problems in reality.