"Bloodbath" vs. "massacre": exploring connotations and contexts

What is similar?

Both "bloodbath" and "massacre" refer to events involving large-scale violence and the killing of many people. They are often used to describe horrific events with high casualties.

What is different?

The term "bloodbath" often emphasizes the brutality and gore of the event, sometimes metaphorically in a non-literal context, such as "financial bloodbath". "Massacre" is more specifically used to denote a deliberate and violent killing of a large number of people, often implying a planned or systematic attack.

Which one is more common?