😱 Do you love feeling scared? If so, you might be a fan of horror movies! Horror movies are quite controversial and interesting. Either you love them or you can't stand them.

But why do people enjoy watching scary stuff like people being stabbed or chased on screen? It's a bit puzzling, right?

Psychologists think there's a reason behind it. They believe that horror movies help us face and deal with our fears. Remember when you were a kid and afraid of ghosts or monsters under the bed? Horror movies bring back those fears and make us confront them 😨

From old classics like Psycho to newer hits like Get Out, horror movies can make us feel all sorts of things - from fear to excitement.

Why do we like feeling scared? Well, one reason is that it's thrilling. When we watch scary movies, we get an adrenaline rush that makes us feel alive. It's like riding a roller coaster - scary but fun. Plus, watching horror movies can help us feel better about our fears. After all, it's just a movie, right?

But scary movies aren't for everyone. Some people find them too intense and stressful, especially if they already struggle with anxiety. Believe it or not, watching horror movies might even help you lose weight! Scientists say that when you get scared, your body releases adrenaline, speeding up your metabolism. Pretty cool, huh?

Now, let's talk about horror movies themselves. The first-ever horror film was made way back in 1896 by Georges Melies. It was filled with spooky stuff like skeletons and ghosts.

Since then, horror movies have come a long way. Thanks to advancements in special effects, they can look super realistic nowadays.

According to the Rotten Tomatoes platform, among the influential and significant films of the horror genre are:

🎥 PSYCHO (1960)
🎥 JAWS (1975)
🎥 THE SHINING (1980)
🎥 THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS (1991)
🎥 THE CABIN IN THE WOODS (2011)
🎥 BORDER (2018)
🎥 US (2019)
🎥 M3GAN (2022)
🎥 EVIL DEAD RISE (2023)
🎥 SCREAM VI (2023)

⛪ If you're into horror movies, you might want to check out "Omen: The Immaculate" at KinoPark. It's about a girl who might be carrying something terrifying inside her. And if that's not enough, there's also "The First Omen" coming on April 11, which promises to be even more chilling ✝️

🦇🩸 Changing the religion theme, we also suggest watching "Abigail" from April 18, a film about a 12-year-old girl who was kidnapped by a criminal group, which does not even assume who or what the girl is.

But if horror movies aren't your thing, no worries! There are plenty of other movies to enjoy. Just remember to have fun and bring a friend to hold onto during the scary parts!