Noted…don’t try to scare Robert Pattinson. During a recent conversation with his Mickey 17 director, Bong Joon Ho for GQ, the actor opened up about the reason why he “can’t watch horror movies anymore” as an adult.

Robert Pattinson, the star of The Batman and Twilight series, has left his fans in fits of laughter with his confession about avoiding horror films. The actor, known for his roles in thrillers like The Lighthouse and The Devil All the Time,

The Batman' actor Robert Pattinson has confessed to being "too sensitive" to watch horror movies, even though he enjoyed them when he was younger.

Once a horror buff, Robert Pattinson now finds himself too sensitive for the genre. The man who spent an entire film stuck inside a lighthouse with Willem Dafoe going crazy over seagulls is now too frightened to sit through a horror movie.

Actor Robert Pattinson recently confessed that he has become too sensitive to watch horror movies, citing a recent experience that left him sleeping with knives out of fear. The actor, who is set to produce a remake of the iconic horror movie Possession,

Actor Robert Pattinson opened up about his reaction after watching a horror film recently and said that now his reaction is not like before.He admitted in a conversation with his 'Mickey 17' director Bong Joon Ho that he "used to watch a lot of really dark stuff" when he "was younger and just think,

While promoting Mickey 17 with director Bong Joon Ho, Robert Pattinson opened up about the reason he "can’t watch horror movies anymore." In an interview with GQ, he explained that while he used to "watch a lot of really dark stuff when I was younger and just think like,

Robert Pattinson, having brooded his way through Gotham in The Batman, now turns his gaze to the far reaches of science fiction in Mickey 17. Under Bong Joon-ho’s masterful direction, this existential odyssey is a heady mix of suspense,