Horror movies that were ruined by the reveal?

In the realm of horror cinema, the effectiveness of suspense is often shattered by a poorly timed or executed reveal. Tension builds masterfully when audiences are kept in the dark, as seen in classics like Alfred Hitchcock's 'Psycho.' Many filmmakers have learned that less is more; revealing too much can diminish fear and undermine the buildup crafted throughout the film. Notable films such as 'The Blair Witch Project' and 'The Sixth Sense' illustrate the power of implied horror over explicit visuals. The audience's imagination can often create a more terrifying image than any special effects committee could produce. In recent trends, horror series on streaming platforms have also been diving deep into maintaining suspense by withholding information, allowing the story to unravel gradually and keeping viewers engaged for longer. The careful balance of revelation and mystery is crucial in creating an unforgettable horror experience. What do you think? Are there other movies that fell victim to this trap?