Horror movies have seen a resurgence in popularity, with films like \"Get Out,\" \"Hereditary,\" and \"The Conjuring\" redefining the genre. Unlike the predictable jump-scare-heavy horror of the past, modern horror movies focus on psychological depth, social commentary, and unique storytelling.

One reason for this success is the rise of indie horror. Studios like A24 have produced critically acclaimed films that blend horror with drama, creating emotionally impactful experiences. Instead of relying solely on supernatural elements, these films explore real-world fears like trauma, grief, and isolation.

Streaming platforms have also contributed to horror’s rise. Services like Shudder, Netflix, and HBO Max have made horror films more accessible, allowing niche and experimental movies to reach wider audiences.

Additionally, diverse storytelling has given horror fresh perspectives. Films like \"Nope\" by Jordan Peele and \"The Babadook\" have introduced deeper narratives that go beyond traditional horror tropes.

As long as filmmakers continue to innovate, horror movies will remain a dominant force in the industry.