Is there a scary movie you refused to see ?

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I remember for a while I refused to watch The Exorcist until I watched it and there were rather disturbing scenes in it but it didn't give me any nightmares after watching it. Since then I've watched few times before and it doesn't seem as scary as when I first saw it or before I saw it. I think I had heard of it being one of the scariest films of all time and that there were scenes in it that were terrifying in it such as Linda Blair's character being possessed where her head turns and she walks down the stairs like a spider and seeing the face of the demon and it was for those parts that I had seen photos of, that I refused to see it.

Another disturbing film which I didn't refuse to see was the Japanese version of The Grudge which had plenty of disturbing scenes in that and after it had finished late at night, it took me a while to get to sleep after watching it.

Scary movies rarely scare me so there's a lot that I've refused to see because it seems pointless.

I don't watch many movies at all because I don't have the attention span for it.

I saw clips of this film called The Green inferno. no way am I watching that.

Saw and Blair witch no thanks

The Exorcist

The Saw Franchise

Saw movies, I did watch one but it was so boring I wouldn't want to watch anymore of them.

I never saw chainsaw massacre and I don't really want to because I imagine it's just as boring as Saw, its not the gore that bothers me as I actually like realistic looking gore in movies/shows as well as over the top displays like you see in Quentin Tarantino movies for instance...But gore based horror films just generally seem to lack on having a plot that keeps me interested. But like sci fi horror can be more interesting rather than someone just running around with a chainsaw or trapping people to make them maim each other much of the time sci fi horror is even more disturbing.

I also don't want to see the exorcist simply because I do not care about it, I suppose I have already seen too many memes about it on the internet.

But for real my main experience is a lot of horror movies just aren't scary, and that can be rather disappointing when your hoping for at least a jump scare or two. I did watch some of the older Halloween movies when I was younger but I found it more funny than scary because of how cheesy it was.

The only Horror films that I sort of like is The Hellraiser series, mainly because of Pinhead and his speeches.

Prophecy.

Actually, I had seen this movie when I was a kid. The hideously ugly mutant bear truly traumatized me. That thing still sometimes makes an appearance in my bad dreams. Never again.

easy - the Human Centipede
It's so horrible I don't recommend you even read a review (major trigger warning)

I saw an older TV version of the woman in black but the only scene I still refuse to see is when the ghost leans across the bottom of the bed.

To me, horror movies tend to be plain stupid. It's hard to get scared by them because they are so clearly unreal.

Even movies about things that could happen aren't scary if the probability of them happening is so low.

What would be that scary? Perhaps a movie about being lowered down a mine shaft and then the rope being pulled back up so that there was no possible escape so that the entire movie was about watching you die.

I can’t handle most horror movies. Anything with a lot of gore or any torture is not right for me. I can watch Psycho, but that’s pushing it.