This study provides the first synthesis of the empirical literature on the psychology of Eco-horror film using multi-disciplinary research from media studies, psychology, neurobiology, psychotherapy, communication studies, clinical psychology, Aesthetics and Art. The study sought to identify the relationship between Audience’s exposure to Ecohorror Movies and its Relationship to their Ecophobia, the study belongs to the descriptive studies, and the researcher used the media survey method, This study uses the Magic-Bullet Theory, or hypodermic needle theory’ , The Uses and gratifications Theory, Protection motivation theory (PMT)and the protective frame theory to develop a theoretical framework for ascertaining the type of impact on Eco-horror movie viewers , and the sample of the study was a sample of (300) and the study relied on the questionnaire form, the measure Ecophobia as tools for the study and the most important results of the study were as follows: There is a statistically significant correlation between Audience exposure to Eco-horror Movies and their levels of Ecophobia.