Exactly. That's what been so great about these films for me. It's an art of sorts that Hollywood seems to have lost touch with. It's like they forget that "terror" is also a part of the horror genre and along with that comes the ability to get in the psyche of audiences and really terrify them and scare with and have them on the edge of their seat, rather than making them cringe from gore and graphic scenes or merely jump from one startling moment. There's a vast difference between being startled and being scared. You get startled, and as soon as it's over you laugh about it. If they truly scare you, that's the type of fear/horror that has you rushing to unlock your car or looking over your shoulder when you leave in that dark parking lot, etc.