I definitely agree! I personally also like horror because of how either super shallow and eerie or super complex the stories are- either there's no explanation at all or there are 500 different plot threads revolving around the story. I especially like psychological horror because the idea of battling some aspect of your own mind is realistic enough to have a meaningful impact on me rather than an exaggerated monster under a bed.
If anyone is running low on horror to read, my personal favorites as far as full fledged comics are Alice Matheson (sociopath in a zombie apocalypse), Farmhand (growing body parts), Green Wake (people stuck in an eerie forgotten town), House Amok (girl in psychopathic family), I Feel Sick (inner demon battle via a painting), Infidel (evil spirit uses racism), Jughead the Horror (archie + werewolves), Lazaretto (lord of the flies but college), Sink (short superrr creepy and gory stories), and Teether (demon possess little girl)
For webcomics (on tapas) I would recommend Living While Dead (man is accidentally a zombie), The Murderers (murdering for a career), Ghost Eyes (duh) (boy battles sort-of inner demon/family issues), Wolves&Sheep (revenge on murderers), The Flipside (creepy too perfect town), Die Wonder (eerie/cute little girl and her eerie/cute friend), Evil Witch Allie (witch mischief), Mirror Mirror (short story- be careful what you wish for), Nene's Bedtime Stories (cute little girl is friends with monsters), Phobiana (nurse battles inner fears), Colors of Horror (short stories with color emhasis), The Pinewood Curse (werewolf), Llucid (mental health/inner demon battle), Hwaja (spooky spirit girl), and The Dummy's Dummy (evil toys).