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When I was a child, my parents were very protective, and they liked to control what I watched. When I was a child, my parents were very protective, and they liked to control what I watched.

This is a super small correction, but the sentence just flows more smoothly with the comma I added.

I mostly watched cartoons and I really enjoyed ithem, but my friends at school used to make fun of me because I'd never watched a horror movie before. I mostly watched cartoons and I really enjoyed them, but my friends at school used to make fun of me because I'd never watched a horror movie before.

I had this friend thatwho would just sit and list movie names non-stop for minutes, checking if I really had never seen any of them and s. She would always insisttell me that I should watch "The Mummy". I had this friend who would just sit and list movie names non-stop for minutes, checking if I really had never seen any of them. She would always tell me that I should watch "The Mummy".

Again, this is a super nit-picky comment since it seems like your English is quite good, but it sounds better (at least to me) to say "she would always tell me that I should watch." Technically, "insist" in this case would take the subjunctive: "she would always insist that I watch." But again, this is a really nit-picky comment, and most native English speakers don't know the English subjunctive.

Then, one Sunday when I was 9 or 10 years- old, the movie "The Mummy" was going to be shown on TV. Then, one Sunday when I was 9 or 10 years old, the movie "The Mummy" was going to be shown on TV.

I asked my parents if I could watch it, and they said it was okay. I asked my parents if I could watch it, and they said it was okay.

Not because of the movie, though. Not because of the movie, though.

NoIt wasn't because of the movie, though. It wasn't because of the movie, though.

"Because of," not "because." The sentence you wrote is a fragmnet, meaning that it is not grammatically complete. More on that here: https://chompchomp.com/terms/completesentence.htm

I remember thinking that in the end, the movie wasn't even really scary, I remember thinkingthat scary. I remember thinking that in the end, the movie wasn't even that scary.

What you wrote was correct; I just changed it to sound more natural.

I still feel the same thing whenever I watch horror movies ofr play horror games, scared about the possibility of being scared. I still feel the same thing whenever I watch horror movies or play horror games, scared about the possibility of being scared.

But I adapted quite well to other pieces of horror medias. But I adapted quite well to other pieces of horror media.

But I adapted quite well to other pieceforms of the horror mediasgenre. But I adapted quite well to other forms of the horror genre.

I know what you mean by "pieces of horror medias," but it sounds very clumsy. ("Media" is also the plural of "medium," so "medias" is not grammatically correct.)

I think that the trick is to let my imagination do all the job. I think that the trick is to let my imagination do the job.

Both “do the job” and “do all the work” are correct here.

I think that the trick is to let my imagination do all the job. I think that the trick is to let my imagination do the job.

Also, it's more difficult to get a jumpbe sctare out oftled by a book or a podcast. Also, it's more difficult to be startled by a book or a podcast.