I "like them" as in "sure, why not", which makes it a Yes considering every No in my experience are very explicit on the matter. Not exactly my favorite genre, and there are very few horror movies that are actually good, but I like getting that adrenaline kick or that "ooohh spooky!" sensation on rare occasions.
Doesn't even have to be good; I sleep well when watching bad horror movies, but the best horror movies are the ones that generally have a calm - maybe even soothing - atmosphere and at the same time lets you experience a certain hopelessness for some of the characters to keep your next dose of adrenaline at the ready. The Grudge, The Ring and It Follows does this pretty well. I guess I prefer the supernatural when it comes to horrors. I don't hate jumpscares, but there shouldn't be more than one or two.
I dislike gore a lot, except for Saw because, duh, it's Saw. Mutilation (especially on oneself) and dismemberment makes me feel uneasy beyond the movie experience, so it's really just feeding my already good imagination, which can be a double-edged sword at times. Saw's whole "game" gets a bit ridiculous eventually, and you kinda start enjoying the whole creativity of it all, despite all the cringy gore, so it just becomes entertaining.