Horror movies are often based on people's fears. There are many elements of horror movies such as zombies, ghosts, paranormal phenomena, and curses. Horror movies often have causes characters who are cursed or eaten by zombies, and they are often grotesque. One of the movie genres introduced this time is zombie horror, the second is body horror, and the third is curse horror.
An example of a zombie movie is Resident Evil (2002), directed, written and produced by Paul W. S. Anderson and Milla Jovovich. It has more action movie elements than horror, but it can be perceived as a horror movie by those who are scared by at zombies or who like zombie movies.
An example of body horror is a the independent film, Rabid (1977), written and directed by David Cronenberg and starring Marilyn Chambers. Content Rose and her boyfriend Hart are involved in a motorcycle accident in the countryside of Quebec caused by a parking van in the middle of the road. While Hart suffers from a broken hand, a detached shoulder, and a concussion, Rose is seriously injured and begins to be burned by the incident. This also contains some zombie movie elements.
The last example of a cursed horror is Sadako (2012), directed by Tsutomu Hanabusa and starring Satomi Ishihara. This is one of the most famous grudges in Japan, and it is not a clown or zombie that is feared like in the United States to curse and kill those who watched the "curse video" with interest, but it can not be physically dealt with. Since "curse" is the main horror, it is still very feared in Japan.
