A lot of people don’t like horror movies. When they’re forced into it, they stay tense like rubber bands. So they snap at the first blow of the axe. They cover their eyes so they don’t see the trail of blood and hope they didn’t scream too loud.
If you belong to this group of people, maybe you should make an effort and overcome your resistance to this genre. Science even says that horror films are good for your health.
Horror movies keep your brain working
Watching horror movies means a greater effort by the brain to decipher its elements, which are often obscure or distorted. Some studies actually show that the brain releases neurotransmitters that increase brain activity and expand the ability to think.