The jump scare in Mulholland Drive was so terrifying for me simply because of how utterly unprepared I was for it. That movie is already so weird, and that scene hit me just right when I watched it.
I worked the night shift at the hotel where everyone stayed during "Gone Girl." It took everything in me not to discuss my psychology degree and how much I love "Seven" with David Fincher. He was just eating breakfast; I was trying not to be weird. Hella nice, though.
The nurse and the ✂from Exorcist 3 was probably my favorite and most memorable. The scene didn't rely on low lights or graphic CGI. Just disturbing and completely caught off guard with no buildup at that time to prepare us
That jump at the end of "Carrie" was the first one i was ever saw, and I learned to expect them all the time after that, so it spoiled a LOT of future movies for me as a child, since I covered my eyes nearly all the time, lol.
My absolute FAVOURITE jump scares are when you can vaguely see the monster out of focus behind the protagonist. Chilling, especially if the scene is set in the dark. Hereditary used this a few times, and it was so well done. In my opinion, it's the most unnerving type of jump scare. Sort of being able to see the monster but not really is something that haunted me when I was younger, when I thought I could see the outlines of people beside my bed or in the closet. I could talk about this for hours, I absolutely love when they put this in movies.
I hate jump scares, but watched this video to see if Bilbo's sudden transformation made the list. I saw that in the theatre & nearly jumped out of my skin!
That scene of red lipstick face from Insidious was one of the most shockingly scary moment of my entire horror movie experience and it was only an honorable mention not making the list of your top 20? Come on! That scene can easily give anyone a heart attack!!!
Oh, yes. Being raised by super religious people who scared me with demon stories already had me scared of that subject so when I saw it I almost crapped my pants. It scared me BAD. I turned that shuff off to finish later. 😂 and I love scary movies. That should have been number 1.
Signs is among the best stories ever told. It doesn't cover only the alien part of the film, but religion and faith, as well. It's brilliant, and M. Night is a master of his craft. 👍💯
Sloth in Seven. Even if you've already seen the movie, the jump always gets you. He looks so dead and unmoving. You know he's going to move, but unless you've memorized when, you're still gonna jump.
Honestly glad LOTR showed up, that caught me pretty hard the first time I saw it as a kid and taught me that this was no ordinary adventure the character was going to embark.
The one from Mulholland Drive is genuinely disturbing. Idk just something about that one and the way it is realistic and the quick, shocking nature of it just really got to me.
I remember watching a video discussing this scene as the greatest jump scare in film history or something like that. Mind you this was something like three years ago but the thumbnail of this video instantly jogged my memory. This seen was eerie asf and I’ll never forget it. Edit: The video was “David Lynch - How To Do A Jumpscare” by Spikima Movies. Great video indeed.
About time, one of these lists acknowledges the kitchen scene from Paranormal Activity 2. That's easily one of the most underrated jump scares of all time! When I saw it at the movies, literally the entire theater jumped out of their seats.😅
I saw the IT slideshow scare coming from a mile away.. and the clap clap in the conjuring would have been one of the best jump scares in a very long time if they hadn’t played it a thousand times in the trailer.
Actually, we do. Those classic earned their reputation bc of the context of its releases and nowadays tons of movies similar to it were released afterwards. If The Exorcist was released today it will be considered "boring" "tame" bla bla and if The Conjuring, Insidious were released in 1970s it will have the same legacy as The Exorcist now. So yeah, while their legacies r tremendous, they aint anything too original by now If there is one classic that i would love to see more of it it would be The Shining, and Suspiria (just my opinion). Idk why but these two have really unique vibes to it that i havenot seen a lot in mainstream movies
The exorcist made me be able to watch scary movies. I always heard people say it was so fucking scary so I decided to watch it, this was back when I got scared of anything. The exorcist was so not scary that it completely changed my view on scary movies and now nothing is scary.
The Thing is my all time favorite horror movies of all time the build up to the reveal of the creature, the acting, the writing, the score, and the practical effects it's all just perfection
Fun fact about that scene from Carrie. If you watch closely, you'll notice that the cars in the background are driving backwards. So does that mean she was walking backwards originally?
I have been an extremely jumpy person my entire life so jump scares are the bane of my existence! I’m always that person in the auditorium who screams “at the near top of their lungs due to a stupid jump scare” regardless of whether the movie is family friendly or not. It’s for that reason why I NEVER WATCH horror movies, except for a select few, and only around Halloween time, where it’s “okay to be scared” 😂😂
in the mulholland drive shot, the scare is one thing but the sound suddenly getting muffled is really spooky, it's like what you'd hear if you were drowning
Some others: Scotty reanimating in “the evil dead” The severed head in “jaws” The calendar room in “day of the dead” The Allen in the alley in “signs” Dallas getting grabbed in “alien” The title card in “cabin in the woods”
The party scene was way scarier still get goosebumps everytime I watch it love Signs and that demon scene from insidious should definitely have been on this list
TCM2 was great because it shows how a jump attack is a rather clumsy move. It carries a slapstick vibe and is why people end up laughing at them or at the co viewer who gets startled. Jump scares are clumsy and often better when the jump involves music ala Psycho and Insidious. A good horror film should build more on unsettling imagery and setting.
Did The Ring have sequels, and, if so, were they any good? That's one of the most terrifying movies ever. I don't know, part of me thinks the very fact of a horror movie having multiple sequels kind of ruins the horror. Freddie Kruger is a horror icon, but he's become more comical with each subsequent movie. It loses the element of horror once the bad guy has been uncovered, at least for me. I can't imagine a second or third showing of The Ting could have been nearly as frightening as the first when we already know all there is to know.
@@pembrokelove I love The Ring it’s one of the best horror adaptations ever along with The Thing. It’s true that ANY franchise can eventually jump the shark BUT that varies from franchise to franchise and it also depends on who the writers/producers are and if they care about keeping things fresh or if they just want money. For example, “Rings 2017” was a fail and obvious cash grab. There’s actually a lot more of the cursed tape to tell but they didn’t go that direction . The Ring 2 (2005) was average but since they didn’t let Hideo Nakata (director of the ORIGINAL Ring) contribute, the movie flopped. This franchise could’ve easily been a solid trilogy if things were done right. If you want a SOLID trilogy of The Ring, check out the Japanese versions. There is “Ringu 0 Birthday”, “Ringu”, and “Ringu 2” in chronological order. If you want GREAT sequel potential to USA franchise, watch “Rings 2005” mini film! It’s so great! I’m very disappointed of what Hollywood has done to one of my favorite franchises
Paranormal Activity, wish y'all could have seen that shit in theaters. You come in on edge expecting to get scared, but nothing prepares you for when it hits.
My partner and I were watching the Avengers last year, and I hadn't seen it since it first came out, so I was explaining to them how when I saw it in theaters, I nearly shit my pants at a scene where Black Widow is hiding from The Hulk and The Hulk suddenly roars at the top of his lungs. Needless to say, I couldn't have explained it at a better time, because it was right at that damn scene. I nearly woke up my family with how loud I screamed 😭 still a kickass movie though.
It would be cool if Terry’s death scene from Final Destination is in this video. It deserves a spot for dead sure. Still got a decent amount of time left of the video though so let’s just hope and see
I'll never forget the jump scare in which the birds fly off from behind the car in the hills have eyes....I was with 3 girls which called me to watch the movie in cinema with them....one of them, that "liked me"😉, didn't want to sit next to the other two so she sat to my right.... therefore, the others were on my left....when that scene popped up, all three of them got scared so much, that they screamed! but to me, not only did the scene scare me as well, but their sudden girly high pitch screams made it all worse....I was shocked!!😵 (and almost deaf😅).... needles to say, the rest of the movie is totally f***ed up, but that one scene (+ the girls😆)....my heart dropped so much, I could feel the cinema's basement. But we were laughing a lot after the movie😊 a wonderful memory that will always stay in my hear- Oh, shit! ...my heart! ...the basement! 🏃
I'm kind of shocked that The Sixth Sense didn't make it at all. That fucking "I'm feeling much better now" scene... I still think of it any time I have to look under the bed. Scared the Hell out of teenaged me so badly that I woke up the house and my dad came flying down the stairs armed.
It Follows played at a film festival I volunteered for; the volunteers were allowed to go into any of the movies during lulls between screenings and I decided to watch a few minutes of It Follows. Walked in just a few minutes before the tall man jump scare and ran right back out.
You did not have my #1 jump scare (and to this day, I feel deeply sorry for the poor woman who was sitting in the next row down in front of me that had my nearly full bucket of popcorn with LOTS of butter come out of my lap because of the jump scare, the bucket went up in the air and landed directly on the top of her head!!) because of when it happened in the movie & the actor it happened to ... How could you not include when the shark jumps out of the water in the middle of Samuel L. Jackson's passionate speech about how they were going to survive, grab him, pull him into the water and chew him to bits... The one & only time I ever actually jumped out of my seat with my good friend and co-worker, Rich. We were trying so hard not to laugh about the popcorn ... Hey, we were both in our late 20s!!
The opening scene of "Day of the Dead" with the arms coming out of the wall is still jarring. Also the false dream in "An American Warewolf in London" when the nurse opens the window and gets attacked by the wolf nazi.
I'm not really into horror aside from a select few movies, but the Harry Potter jump scare was entirely predictable (and still startled a lot of people). However, I'm surprised that we didn't see The Dark Knight on the list. Because the hanging man was a jump scare that I don't think anyone saw coming.
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Personally the birthday party scene in Signs with the Alien eventually walking by the alley really got me as a kid
That is THE scene in that movie. Idk how that wasn't the jumpscare.
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@@YT_Flics Much better jump scare than the alien in the corn.
Same!
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The jump scare in Mulholland Drive was so terrifying for me simply because of how utterly unprepared I was for it. That movie is already so weird, and that scene hit me just right when I watched it.
Same man and the sound was also jarring.
Same. I still remember it like it was yesterday
The first time I watched it, I knew to expect something and I still shit my pants when it happened
I've never seen it. What scene should I look for?
The real jumpscare is the sudden switch of narrators
I’m glad somebody else noticed this, lol.
I think it’s the same narrator but with different EQ settings. He probably had to re-record those parts of the video.
That earlier “clap clap” when those hands appeared from that wardrobe is so iconic and terrifying.
Sloth in Seven got me good. I was a senior in high school watching it at home on a psychology class assignment.
I worked the night shift at the hotel where everyone stayed during "Gone Girl." It took everything in me not to discuss my psychology degree and how much I love "Seven" with David Fincher. He was just eating breakfast; I was trying not to be weird.
Hella nice, though.
The nurse and the ✂from Exorcist 3 was probably my favorite and most memorable. The scene didn't rely on low lights or graphic CGI. Just disturbing and completely caught off guard with no buildup at that time to prepare us
Well, it did still rely on a musical stinger. But, unlike a lot of others, it's a pretty good one.
That jump at the end of "Carrie" was the first one i was ever saw, and I learned to expect them all the time after that, so it spoiled a LOT of future movies for me as a child, since I covered my eyes nearly all the time, lol.
Great list! Sinister scared me to the bone. Something about Bagul just completely creeps me out.
The lawnmower moment still scares me!
@@linda10989 Yes! Ethan Hawke really sells the moment, and great sound design as well.
Scariest movie ever in my opinion. The plot alone is just terrifying
My absolute FAVOURITE jump scares are when you can vaguely see the monster out of focus behind the protagonist. Chilling, especially if the scene is set in the dark. Hereditary used this a few times, and it was so well done. In my opinion, it's the most unnerving type of jump scare. Sort of being able to see the monster but not really is something that haunted me when I was younger, when I thought I could see the outlines of people beside my bed or in the closet. I could talk about this for hours, I absolutely love when they put this in movies.
I hate jump scares, but watched this video to see if Bilbo's sudden transformation made the list. I saw that in the theatre & nearly jumped out of my skin!
I hate them too but for a different reason
Same here. I like horror films but I’m terrible with jump scares
It’s a good sign of you hate them because atleast they’re doing their job😂
With the exception of the poorly executed jump scares
That scene scared the sht out of me lol i was at the movies for a field trip in 7th grade
That scene of red lipstick face from Insidious was one of the most shockingly scary moment of my entire horror movie experience and it was only an honorable mention not making the list of your top 20? Come on! That scene can easily give anyone a heart attack!!!
Oh, yes. Being raised by super religious people who scared me with demon stories already had me scared of that subject so when I saw it I almost crapped my pants. It scared me BAD. I turned that shuff off to finish later. 😂 and I love scary movies. That should have been number 1.
Signs is among the best stories ever told. It doesn't cover only the alien part of the film, but religion and faith, as well. It's brilliant, and M. Night is a master of his craft. 👍💯
@@OnePieceGuy55 check for grease marks. Might've hit the lottery! 👍😁🤙💯✌
He can get tooooo expository at times, but Signs is very fine work
Lol I wouldnt say that about signs. It's decent but cmon
The real jumpscare in "Signs" is the alien in the party
I’m so glad that y’all gave Mario Bava’s Shock the recognition it deserves! In my opinion, it’s a great and underrated film!
Sloth in Seven. Even if you've already seen the movie, the jump always gets you. He looks so dead and unmoving. You know he's going to move, but unless you've memorized when, you're still gonna jump.
The Exorcist 3 and Mullholland Drive are my favorite jump scares
The descent scare was one of the scariest and cleverest.
Honestly glad LOTR showed up, that caught me pretty hard the first time I saw it as a kid and taught me that this was no ordinary adventure the character was going to embark.
Shocking that that one scene in Mama didn't make it in the list where she chases after the children, also, that's a solid number 1
Here's Johnny...That Axe through the door in The Shining was one of the best Jump Scares.
And kinda funny lol gotta love Nicholson.
The one from Mulholland Drive is genuinely disturbing. Idk just something about that one and the way it is realistic and the quick, shocking nature of it just really got to me.
I remember watching a video discussing this scene as the greatest jump scare in film history or something like that. Mind you this was something like three years ago but the thumbnail of this video instantly jogged my memory. This seen was eerie asf and I’ll never forget it.
Edit: The video was “David Lynch - How To Do A Jumpscare” by Spikima Movies. Great video indeed.
There just something about when they do it in broad daylight.
Yep, the lawnmower scene. Yeah, that got me.
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About time, one of these lists acknowledges the kitchen scene from Paranormal Activity 2. That's easily one of the most underrated jump scares of all time! When I saw it at the movies, literally the entire theater jumped out of their seats.😅
Great video love jump scares. Awesome channel.
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I will never forget the Lawn mower footage in SINISTER
I think you forget window scene from 1408 ,that one is good too
I saw the IT slideshow scare coming from a mile away.. and the clap clap in the conjuring would have been one of the best jump scares in a very long time if they hadn’t played it a thousand times in the trailer.
The girl walking off the TV screen in The Ring was epic. Also the first Saw movie when the guy with the camera was taking pictures in the dark....
The Texas chainsaw scene caught me off guard
"Strange croaking sounds" is a weird way to say the scariest sound in horror.
*Watching it in a theater, the garage scene from "It" will forever be my "HOLY S**T!" movie moment.*
I was thinking that the hill house jump scare was so good it be here regardless being a tv series
We'll never see movies like The Thing or The Exorcist again.
Actually, we do. Those classic earned their reputation bc of the context of its releases and nowadays tons of movies similar to it were released afterwards. If The Exorcist was released today it will be considered "boring" "tame" bla bla and if The Conjuring, Insidious were released in 1970s it will have the same legacy as The Exorcist now. So yeah, while their legacies r tremendous, they aint anything too original by now
If there is one classic that i would love to see more of it it would be The Shining, and Suspiria (just my opinion). Idk why but these two have really unique vibes to it that i havenot seen a lot in mainstream movies
The exorcist made me be able to watch scary movies. I always heard people say it was so fucking scary so I decided to watch it, this was back when I got scared of anything. The exorcist was so not scary that it completely changed my view on scary movies and now nothing is scary.
Sure we will ! Watched The thing on Amazon a few weeks ago ! 😘
The Thing is my all time favorite horror movies of all time the build up to the reveal of the creature, the acting, the writing, the score, and the practical effects it's all just perfection
Patiently waiting for the new Exorcist movie 😊😊
Jumpscares can be a really effective way to scare people, but if a movie relies only on jumpscares to scare, then it's lame
Exactly! Cough grudge 2020 cough
They missed the GOAT jump scare....the clown doll in Poltergeist....i know it's coming, and it STILL gets me everytime!
The little girl's decapitated head in the car's backseat in Hereditary is not on the list? How is this even possible?
Hard to say
Say what you want, but Signs is one of my favorites. Great suspense building scenes as well as excellent performances and musical score to go with it.
Almost died of a heart attack with the tall man in ‘It Follows’. I was NOT expecting that
And the shed part too hey
At the end of Sinister when the demon's face pops in from the side, my dog jumped when he saw it.
Even though, it says creative, I still think the air vent scene in Alien should've been on this list!
Fun fact about that scene from Carrie. If you watch closely, you'll notice that the cars in the background are driving backwards. So does that mean she was walking backwards originally?
Yes. Amy Irving did the scene backwards. She's actually walking backwards.
Exorcist 3, Carrie, and F13th are the all time OG jump scares for me.
I’m so excited for Scream 6 because of Jenna Ortega. She’s my favourite actress and I love her
Same she's my role model
Basalisk coming out of the water after having seemingly gone was another jump scare in hp
I have been an extremely jumpy person my entire life so jump scares are the bane of my existence! I’m always that person in the auditorium who screams “at the near top of their lungs due to a stupid jump scare” regardless of whether the movie is family friendly or not. It’s for that reason why I NEVER WATCH horror movies, except for a select few, and only around Halloween time, where it’s “okay to be scared” 😂😂
I saw Friday the 13th when it first came out in the cinema. I had to sit on a bench on the way home to recover from that jump scare !
Lmao! Classic !
Jump scare is the equivalent of surprising your friend in his or her birthday.
The conjuring “clap scene” was scary af in the theater, even tho we was expecting it because it was in the trailer 🤦🏾♂️ but it still did it’s purpose
Salems Lot, 1979. When Mr. Barlow makes his first appearance. Scared the shit out of me when I was a kid. Great jump scare.
in the mulholland drive shot, the scare is one thing but the sound suddenly getting muffled is really spooky, it's like what you'd hear if you were drowning
"I saw her face." From The Ring (2002).
Some others:
Scotty reanimating in “the evil dead”
The severed head in “jaws”
The calendar room in “day of the dead”
The Allen in the alley in “signs”
Dallas getting grabbed in “alien”
The title card in “cabin in the woods”
Poltergeist 3 had some great jumpscare scenes, the best in the series in my opinion.
The clown doll, in the first one! 🤡
Signs when they were at the birthday party in Mexico was the best one for me😂
Mrs. Mia Wallace sitting up fast in "Pulp Fiction"
Best should be Alien 1 ending jump scare. Just when MC escaped and thinks she's safe, The pipe alive and turns out to be the Alien head, hiding.
That clap from The Conjuring made me and friend up straight up in the theater. I think you could hear our phones hit the floor lmaooo
YASSS! Finally Juon is on a list
I’m jumping in my bed watching this 😂
Two of my favorite jump scares are the appearances of the demon in "The Exorcist" and the chest burster in "Alien."
Exorcist III and the lawnmower from Sinister are the two that scared the shit out of me the most that I can remember, they were horrific
That “I saw her face scene “ really got me back then
The riddler was great at making jumpscares in The Batman.
The party scene was way scarier still get goosebumps everytime I watch it love Signs and that demon scene from insidious should definitely have been on this list
These are all great but that SIGNS Cornfield one made my heart skip three beats when I saw it.
@@OnePieceGuy55 LOL! After seeing you in all this comments you must really love crapping your pants😆
I thought it would be the birthday party scene.
TCM2 was great because it shows how a jump attack is a rather clumsy move. It carries a slapstick vibe and is why people end up laughing at them or at the co viewer who gets startled. Jump scares are clumsy and often better when the jump involves music ala Psycho and Insidious. A good horror film should build more on unsettling imagery and setting.
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Did The Ring have sequels, and, if so, were they any good? That's one of the most terrifying movies ever. I don't know, part of me thinks the very fact of a horror movie having multiple sequels kind of ruins the horror. Freddie Kruger is a horror icon, but he's become more comical with each subsequent movie. It loses the element of horror once the bad guy has been uncovered, at least for me. I can't imagine a second or third showing of The Ting could have been nearly as frightening as the first when we already know all there is to know.
Good idea!
@@pembrokelove I love The Ring it’s one of the best horror adaptations ever along with The Thing.
It’s true that ANY franchise can eventually jump the shark BUT that varies from franchise to franchise and it also depends on who the writers/producers are and if they care about keeping things fresh or if they just want money. For example, “Rings 2017” was a fail and obvious cash grab. There’s actually a lot more of the cursed tape to tell but they didn’t go that direction . The Ring 2 (2005) was average but since they didn’t let Hideo Nakata (director of the ORIGINAL Ring) contribute, the movie flopped. This franchise could’ve easily been a solid trilogy if things were done right.
If you want a SOLID trilogy of The Ring, check out the Japanese versions. There is “Ringu 0 Birthday”, “Ringu”, and “Ringu 2” in chronological order.
If you want GREAT sequel potential to USA franchise, watch “Rings 2005” mini film! It’s so great!
I’m very disappointed of what Hollywood has done to one of my favorite franchises
@@lessismore8533 I will check those out. Thanks!
The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall. -Nelson Mandela
Jaws coming out of the water the first time should be on here
I still can't believe the ghost Nun was the Baroness in Princess Diaries. She never had any lines but her scenes were iconic. 😆
Paranormal Activity, wish y'all could have seen that shit in theaters. You come in on edge expecting to get scared, but nothing prepares you for when it hits.
10 Cloverfield Lane - no spoilers here, I’ll just say I threw my popcorn on that one
My partner and I were watching the Avengers last year, and I hadn't seen it since it first came out, so I was explaining to them how when I saw it in theaters, I nearly shit my pants at a scene where Black Widow is hiding from The Hulk and The Hulk suddenly roars at the top of his lungs. Needless to say, I couldn't have explained it at a better time, because it was right at that damn scene. I nearly woke up my family with how loud I screamed 😭 still a kickass movie though.
The way that Mulholland Drive character passes out after that jumpscare👻😅😅😅
Great video as always, but WTF was up with the volume aka sound?
It would be cool if Terry’s death scene from Final Destination is in this video. It deserves a spot for dead sure. Still got a decent amount of time left of the video though so let’s just hope and see
Oof. A Final Destination death scene definitely deserved a spot
Ya'll gotta stick to your own rules more. A hand grabbing Harry from the water isn't a 'creative jump scare' it's super standard
Ikr
Didn’t they do one like this before
no
Nope.
Idk, mate.
@@jimbo9208 yes they did. It’s been done before if you look on their channel but it’s your choice
@@abellewis3062 yes they did. It’s been done before if you look on their channel but it’s your choice
Alien: The creature grabs Dallas. Jaws: At night a diver is looking at a hole under a boat when a man's head pops out.
I'll never forget the jump scare in which the birds fly off from behind the car in the hills have eyes....I was with 3 girls which called me to watch the movie in cinema with them....one of them, that "liked me"😉, didn't want to sit next to the other two so she sat to my right.... therefore, the others were on my left....when that scene popped up, all three of them got scared so much, that they screamed! but to me, not only did the scene scare me as well, but their sudden girly high pitch screams made it all worse....I was shocked!!😵 (and almost deaf😅).... needles to say, the rest of the movie is totally f***ed up, but that one scene (+ the girls😆)....my heart dropped so much, I could feel the cinema's basement.
But we were laughing a lot after the movie😊 a wonderful memory that will always stay in my hear-
Oh, shit! ...my heart! ...the basement!
🏃
HOW CAN YOU LEAVE OUT THE UNDERWATER SEVERED HEAD SCENE FROM JAWS????
I was expecting to see the scene from Jaws when the head scene.
I remember the bilbo transformation scared the shit out of me when I was a kid..
I'm kind of shocked that The Sixth Sense didn't make it at all. That fucking "I'm feeling much better now" scene... I still think of it any time I have to look under the bed. Scared the Hell out of teenaged me so badly that I woke up the house and my dad came flying down the stairs armed.
A jumpscare that catches you by surprise is one done right. One that is predictable is one done wrong.
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How did they miss the severed head from Jaws?
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The Indian in the cupboard, the oldest brothers rat 🐀 jumping out the floor board was a good jump scare and also hilarious.😅😅😅
It Follows played at a film festival I volunteered for; the volunteers were allowed to go into any of the movies during lulls between screenings and I decided to watch a few minutes of It Follows. Walked in just a few minutes before the tall man jump scare and ran right back out.
The Tall man scare is creative but it just didn’t jump me like it did everyone else so I don’t get it . The Grudge got me tho Juon is amazing
I jumped when I saw it. But the girls and boys around me both jumped, screamed and cried 😢😂
The Descent! When they first discover on that camera what's been following them!
You did not have my #1 jump scare (and to this day, I feel deeply sorry for the poor woman who was sitting in the next row down in front of me that had my nearly full bucket of popcorn with LOTS of butter come out of my lap because of the jump scare, the bucket went up in the air and landed directly on the top of her head!!) because of when it happened in the movie & the actor it happened to ...
How could you not include when the shark jumps out of the water in the middle of Samuel L. Jackson's passionate speech about how they were going to survive, grab him, pull him into the water and chew him to bits...
The one & only time I ever actually jumped out of my seat with my good friend and co-worker, Rich. We were trying so hard not to laugh about the popcorn ... Hey, we were both in our late 20s!!
The opening scene of "Day of the Dead" with the arms coming out of the wall is still jarring. Also the false dream in "An American Warewolf in London" when the nurse opens the window and gets attacked by the wolf nazi.
0:10 Darth Maul, is that you?
I'm not really into horror aside from a select few movies, but the Harry Potter jump scare was entirely predictable (and still startled a lot of people). However, I'm surprised that we didn't see The Dark Knight on the list. Because the hanging man was a jump scare that I don't think anyone saw coming.
wasn't there one like this last year
no
@@jimbo9208 they actually did many
@@zeokingsilver yes but not creative
@@jimbo9208 feels not much different then the others just a slight change
@@jimbo9208 you just can't admit when you are wrong
Number 7 made me Jump I was not ready for that.
They’re not garden shears in Exorcist 3, they’re surgical shears.