Why is the horror genre appropriate for kids?

Answer 1

its because that elder society believe that children are too young to grapple the information and obscurity of film to hold as true or not. For example, wouldn't you refrain from going to the beach if you saw 'Jaws' if you were 5 or 6?

Answer 2

Fear is the emotion that we feel when you realize that your own well being is threatened. People, who go to Horror movies, place themselves in the situation that the characters are in the film. They let their imagination run wild and think about the possibility that something like this could happen to them.

In addition to feeling good the adrenaline high often lingers long enough to leave the impression on movie goers minds that screaming and hiding behind the seats was a favorable experience.

For the male of our species, in particular, the attraction of horror movies is the ability to conquer something that seems threatening, even though it poses no real harm. They feel like the hero when they protect their girl friend or wife from the boogieman on the big screen.

There are some people who like horror movies simply because they like the gore and are totally fascinated by the blood and special effects.

I will never forget the shear terror I felt when I watched 'The Hills have Eyes' I was 13 years old and I slept on my parents bedroom floor for two night because I was afraid to sleep in my own room. I was so scared when that movie was over I was shaking. For me the adrenaline rush isn't worth the lingering sense of doom and fear.

Answer 3

Actually, quite a few teenagers do like horror films. It just depends from person to person. Some people like horror movies, and some people don't.

Answer 4

They enjoy the rush of being scared.