Movies people think are scary but you don't

[turtlefanforever]

There is obviously different levels of tolerance from person to person, and different opinions of what's scary and what isn't. But what are some movies that people think are scary that don't scare you one bit?

Sinister is one of them. It was just a terrible movie. You could anticipate everything that was going to happen. And it all developed so slowly that there wasn't that big out of no where shock.

the women in black, I know what you did last summer, the hills have eyes, ect.

the list goes on and on.What do you got?

[MsMarvelDuckie]

Honestly? I haven't been scared by a "scary movie" in- well, EVER. Started watching slasher flicks and monster movies when I was about seven or so, and now, even things like Saw, Silent Hill, or Paranormal Activity hardly even give me goose-bumps. Gore doesn't phase me at all, and the only scary moments I can recall ever jumping or squealing at were in Jurassic Park and JP II- and both times were when the raptors popped out at someone.

The first was when the one raptor came out at the black guy when he was turning the power back on at the breakers and grabbed him; the other time was when Ian and his stepdaughter were in the shack trying to crawl out the back and the raptor dug its way in and came up under the hole just as she was about to crawl under. Other than that, the only movie that ever "scared' me was the original Piranha, because there were reports for years of people dumping pet piranhas in our local lake and they were getting caught by fishermen in the lake. It was scary because we went fishing and swimming in that lake a lot, and I was always worried that one might bite me. Only later did I learn they were actually Pacu- which are related to piranha, but vegetarians....