When watching a horror movie, some people like the feeling that the horror movie gives to their body. One of the effects should be the brain, as Sharon Begley explains in "Why Our Brains Love Horror Movies." “We're looking for something that's going to be exciting for us, because our nervous system requires periodic switching on, just like a good muscular engine,” an example of what Sharon said is that when we watch horror, we usually shut down eyes or try to cover them with your hands. And it's not that we plan to do it, our brain considers it turned off to cover our eyes to avoid looking at the scary scene that appears in the horror movie. Another important effect it will have on the body will be that horror films make heartbeats speed up and make people breathe harder. This is because the person is afraid and has no idea what will appear next. the movie. Now the physical effect that horror movies have on people will be the way everyone will jump out of their seats once they get scared, but not just the fact that people will also scream at the top of their lungs when they will become scary.