For scaredy cats who can't stand horror, here are the 32 greatest horror movies that aren't so scary at all, and more than worth watching.

From low-budget splatter flicks to studio favorites, horror is a malleable genre capable of revealing the depths of human darkness.

The world’s first horror movie doesn’t seem particularly scary these days, but in 1896, Le Manoir du Diable (released in the U.S. as The Haunted Castle) had the most cutting-edge special effects of its day.

Guillermo del Toro and André Øvredal thrilled generations of horror fans with a big-screen version of the classic collection Scary Stories to Tell In the Dark. The film's success proved that viewers of all ages still love the terrifying tales presented in Alvin Schwartz's book series — no matter how often they've been banned.