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although you can open the door with a key ,unless the alarm system senses a fob key signal it will assume that the door is being opened illegally and will set of the alarm
keys can be cut for all cars requiring a key fob unit but the alarm is not cancelled and the engine will not start
you may have to get another key fob and have it programmed to the ECM system
check key fob for stuck button. unhook battery in car to reset alarm. If it has a battery backup on alarm you may need to unhook it to reset the alarm.
I would start by replacing the FOB. Sounds to like the electronics inside it are bad. The only reason the horns would go off is if you hit the panic button. There is a slight chance the receiver is bad. But Fobs are cheaper to replace than the receivers. If you have two FOBs and they both react the same, then replace the receiver. Or just ditch the system. The keys (in the door locks) should still activate the alarm system.
sounds like you have a aftermarket system installed,this is most likely interfaced with the subaru keyless,this system needs to be removed to diagnose,i believe the aftermarket system is causing the concern,i've seen many problems arise with these components
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