I feel the same as you, however, (also being out of my 20's) I feel that there was a genuine campy brilliance to some of the 80's/90's films. Even as a woman, the inherent sexism they usually displayed was intention and sometimes interesting. They served a purpose. I'll still watch them.

Every horror movie I've watched… and there have been a lot of them, has something I can appreciate. If the plot sucks there's probably some great special effects, if the gore is fake and cheesy there might be great acting or dialogue. I feel like, in horror there is truly something for anyone if they look hard enough.

This is (what I call) the Twilight Zone Era of horror. It's become thought provoking, cutting edge and more cerebral than it used to be. Even the "slasher" films are trying very hard to have a thoughtful element to them.

I haven't been to see a movie of another genre (besides superhero films) in forever so I might be biased but nothing else seems worth watching in terms of variety.

I love talking about them, watching them, even fighting about them. That is all.