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The grudge is definitely my fav!!

I really was expecting someone would mention "The Grudge"

Resident evil 3

Apparently, I've watched only one zombie movie till now- Evil Dead 2, which isn't pure horror but rather horror-comedy. And that's when I realised that if horror and comedy are together, then it's not my cup of tea.

Don't really watch.

Ima go for Battle Royale.

don't think its horror as such but its kinda yeah. Thanks for showing me that years ago @Again .....

You're right, "Battle Royale" is obviously not a horror movie, but it's quite gory, as per what I've read about it.

I don't really like horror films since I'm a wimp. It's mainly gore I hate, like I love scary films if they don't have loads of gore. It makes me feel ill. Scariest films I've watched are Mary Shelly's Frankenstein and The Crazies. The Crazies was actually pretty good and I didn't sleep for a week after watching Frankenstein...bearing in mind I was 12 when I watched it.
I like comedy + horror like the Scary Movie set and zombies aren't that scary.

I tried watching the human centipede yesterday and very nearly cried.

I get it. I think you're sensitive to the 'painfully gory' stuff. Actually, I ain't a gore-fan either. The amount of gore doesn't matter to me. But I find it less appealing when they use excessive gore. I usually hope for moderate amount of gore. But nowadays, many horror films are excessively gory although many of them are crap. Gore is not horror. And I hate the gore-without-real-horror films, not because I'm afraid, but because they're not my cup of tea.

Hey, it's OK if you can't stand the intense gore and fright. Don't force yourself to watch such stuff, especially if you dislike them. If you do, they'll affect you psychologically. They'll disturb all three states of your mind, which will also result in concentration problems while working. Guys like me have watched lots of horror movies (as we just LOVE them) and have thus developed a psychological immunity towards horror stuff. So I'm confident that I can stand intense horror and gore. But obviously don't watch anything that I don't like, for example, S.A.W., which is purely based on gore.
If you like horror and wanna watch something moderately scary without much gore, go for movies like "The Sixth Sense" and "Session 9".

Anyone watched this year's prequel-turn-remake of "The Thing"?

Didn't really force myself my friend put it on and I switched it off soon after xD I'm the type of person that it plays on my mind. Thrillers are much better for me.