How do we fix japanese horror genre?

How do we fix japanese horror genre?

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less body horror, more tension

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You don't, japanese developers are too fixated on sexuality and forcing softcore porn and fetishes to appeal to weebs and otaku to ever actually make an environment that can be taken seriously, let alone induce fear.

Keiichiro Toyama (the creator of Silent Hill, Forbidden Siren and Gravity Rush) gave an interesting insight into it a few years ago.

>"I've worked on horror for a long time," he replied, "so whenever I work on something different, I can't help but come up with new horror-oriented ideas. So I'd like to make another horror game someday, but the thing is, unlike in the past, I think it's become kind of hard to make horror games. To some extent, horror is a good match for the 'B' genre, in terms of taking advantage of low budgets for the maximum return and maximum quality. However, we're now in an environment where B-grade titles are simply being priced out of the retail-software market. I think making a pure horror AAA console title is going to be really difficult going into the future. Instead, if I have a chance to make something like Journey that you can complete in two or three hours, but still offers an intense horror experience, I'd love to try that."

More body horror, less tension.

Get Nintendo to make Eternal Darkness 2, not even kidding. If Nintendo has a really critically successful game, everyone else in the industry will copy it in attempt to mimic it's success

make walking simulators with loud sounds popping out of nowhere from time to time.

More sexuality and softcore porn and less serious and fear inducing environments.

How are the Fatal Frame games?