They don't scare me anymore as well but I still love them.

Still the two scariest I've seen are Signs and The Blair Witch Project.

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Horror movies people watch with family are hardly true horror.

Movies and games aren't scary to me either. It's all too predictable, in your face, and I'm simply all to aware I'm watching shit on a screen.

Real fear has to come from inside. I only get it from books. Letting your imagination paint the picture of a potentially scary scenario is much more powerful than watching something predefined play out in front of you.

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To me it is imagining what such a reality would be like. The idea of someone chasing you is far scarier to me than watching someone get chased. My advice is watch alone in the dark and focus and immerse in the film. Easiest way to diffuse scary movies is watching with a group as it constantly reminds you what you are watching is fictional.

They don't scare me either yet I still like watching them. I do get quite immersed in the setting, yet the only way to get scared by movies is to smoke while watching and I haven't done that since I left the Netherlands.
Books can still scare me, they're much better at describing claustrophobic scenes than movies can.

Well, watching a scary movie with a lot of people isn't scary. Try watching one alone at night at home.

Maybe so. I've only done that a couple of times but even then, I'm sure I won't be scared. Anything with grotesque monsters or over the top gore just doesn't do it for me. Demonic things are scarier because I do believe demons exist.

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You don't need to be scared to enjoy a scary movie. Watch "The others." Great thriller.