Robert Pattinson Opens Up About Newfound Sensitivity to Horror Movies

The actor revealed he no longer watches horror films after a recent experience left him sleeping with kitchen knives out of fear.

Robert Pattinson shared in a GQ interview with director Bong Joon Ho that he has become too sensitive to watch horror movies as an adult.
The actor recounted a recent incident where he watched a horror film for a meeting and became so frightened he slept on his couch holding two kitchen knives.
Pattinson dismissed speculation that his sensitivity stems from becoming a father, explaining the fear developed prior to having a child with Suki Waterhouse.
Despite his personal fears, Pattinson is producing a remake of the 1981 horror film 'Possession,' with Parker Finn set to direct.
His latest film, the sci-fi dark comedy 'Mickey 17,' directed by Bong Joon Ho, is set to release in theaters on March 7, 2025.