scary movies are good or some of them any ways. i dont really get scared. but do you get scared at scary movies

LOL No, I don't get "scared" watching horror movies. I've had a strange fascination with horror films and bloodshed ever since my early teenage years so it takes great effort to truly "scare" me.

For the most part, horror flicks are more entertaining than scary.

Also, this belongs in the Movie forum...

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No not really, most of them I find kind of hilarious to be honest, and I have this thing were I have to judge each one because I'm a horror movie nutcase! lol XP

Scary movies are not scary at all now-a-days. Scary video games are more scary than scary movies. I don't remember being scared watching scary movies in general. But I do get grossed out when I see too much guts and blood every where.

Nope but I do get gross out when I watch bloody ones. 

Well, I don't remember me being scared.

I don't even remember when was the last time I watched a scary movie. 

No not really. The only scary movie i was scared of was thirteenth ghost. That movie was so scary i had nightmares. I haven't watched that movie since i was like 5.

It depends on the storyline. If it's a suspenseful horror, then sometimes it does. But gorey movies never scare me, they just gross me out.

The only time I watched a horror movie in a theatre... it was also my first time seeing one.  I majorly embarrassed myself.

I laughed.  I laughed and I couldn't stop laughing.

I find horror movies so ridiculously stupid...

I have never been scared watching horror movies. Horror movies really aren't my "thing" for that reason. Because of computers, horror movies today can look frighteningly real. Sometimes I think there is such a thing as "too real" when it comes to movies.

I get more scared watching HOME movies! (I cannot believe you filmed me doing that!)

I don't believe scary movies have actually scared me. Then again, I haven't watched any true "scary" movies. Just mostly seems to be movies designed to startle people, instead :/

It is normal for me to get into the mood of the movies, sometimes, with certain films, I keep on my guard thinking that the monster of the movie would appear all of a sudden in front of me and jump at me, ha ha.

I actually do get scared by some horror movies and it really annoys me! It just doesn't seem logical to me, I know the films and what happens in them aren't real and yet I still get scared. 
And yet when I was younger I wasn't scared of horror movies at all, I like a lot of others used to laugh at them. Surely this is the wrong way round.

Depends on what kind of horror movie it is.buygw2golds.com
 Usually with slasher films I don't really get scared but some paranormal movies get me anxious.

I tend to get scared if I am alone and watching it. I do not feel as scared if I am with a friend, and the more friends present, the less terror I feel. The group effect makes being scared kind of fun, whether it is laughing at someone jumping/whimpering, or admitting how a certain scene got you so scared. I tend to have fun making fun of scary movies, like when the stereotypical "Hey, let's go in the haunted house to ask for help" type moments. Especially great when you are with a friend or friends.

Also when watching a horror movie in theaters, I actually feel slightly less scared than I would be watching the same movie alone in my room. Sometimes you just have that terrific audience that screams with you or had funny moments. One time, a girl screamed because the scene changed so fast and it started with someone drawing back a shower curtain. A bunch of people laughed and she called to everyone, "Sorry!" Lightened the mood up some. Also feels better to be scared along with people.

I haven't had a nightmare about a scary movie, nor have I been scared of one in years. Back when i was younger, I was terrified of movies such as The Ring, Freedy Kreuger, Halloween: Michael Myers, Chuckie, Texas Chainsaw, etc. Nowadays, I watch them with no problem. Since my brother and sister usually watch them with me, I try to warn them not to watch it as they may have nightmares, but they refuse to listen to me. I'm sure they'll eventually get over it soon.

I remember I do get scared by a horror movie, but when I'm ten.

Yes, the claws of Mr. Kruger make my worst nightmare, I mean of course I know everything it's in my head, but for some strange and bizarre reason I slept with the light on, all the night.

Another one was this clown from the Stephen King book, Bob Gray a.K.A. Pennywise, yep. That clown make me piss on my pants.

I thinks that's all, and by the way, I love this type of movies.

Scary movies as a whole don't really scare me anymore, but there are the occasional jump scare that get me. I'm pretty sure if something popped out of no where and screamed at you the majority of people would jump or be frightened for a second.