SPEAKER CREDIBILITY: I love horror movies, in fact, I would rather watch a horror movie than any other genre. There's something about the thrills that send shivers down my spine and excite me and make me want more blood. I am charismatically attracted to horror films and at the same time disgusted by them. For years, I have observed monsters in various forms hunting young victims in homes and dark alleys, with knives, chainsaws, drills, axes and other weapons. The violence is so predictable that I often know when the bad guys will appear, who will die, and in what order. The arrangements of the murderous images are familiar, but nonetheless disconcerting. At night, after watching a horror movie, I turn on an extra light to relieve my discomfort, sometimes I even resort to sleeping with my mother and putting on a happy cartoon. THESIS STATEMENT: There are a number of theories. why people like to watch horror movies. OVERVIEW MAIN POINTS: Today I'm going to discuss some of the reasons we're interested, the chemicals in our bodies that are triggered when we look at them, and ways to be less afraid when we look at these horrible movies. films.BODYI Some of the reasons we are drawn to horror films are: A. “Some researchers suggest that it is a way for humans to experience fear in a controlled environment . Such an experience can be pleasant, since the fear can be controlled and is limited to a fictional form of escape that lasts a few hours” (Elli-Christensen, 2014).1. When viewers watch a horror film, they are usually in a theater or in the comfort of their own home. Even though the murders can be a little scary, the viewer knows that what they are seeing is not real at all.2. the terror is temporary because... middle of paper ...... the actors are paid actors and actresses, they don't actually get killed and the blood and guts you see on screen don't are not real either.B. Try not to get so emotionally involved1. instead of shouting run girl every time the killer approaches, try laughing at the little white girls who always trip for nothing or at the ones who stand still and scream when they could have run away from the killer which takes a really long time to walk2. try to derive some sort of pleasure from the characters' deaths. CONCLUSION (restatement of thesis) There are a number of reasons why we love horror films. Our body chemistry also plays various roles in how we react to our fear of horror movies. (Clincher) Whether it's thrill-seeking, a confidence boost, or just companionship you're looking for, these spine-chilling thrillers are always there for the fear and excitement you need.