what is your favourite scary scene from a horror film?

[Dannl99]

In The Thing where they're testing the blood and he strikes the shape shifter... that scared the fuck out of me.

The tub girl in The Shining is terrifying. In Rec where they're in the dark with one of the monsters at the end is horrible.

[walrus]

In The Thing where they're testing the blood and he strikes the shape shifter... that scared the fuck out of me.

The tub girl in The Shining is terrifying. In Rec where they're in the dark with one of the monsters at the end is horrible.

The two young girls in the hallway in the shining always scared me

[Dia bando]

American Werewolf in London when he changes in the flat to the music of Bad Moon on the rise brilliant.

[Mark TKO]

American Werewolf in London when he changes in the flat to the music of Bad Moon on the rise brilliant.

surely you not scared at that scene though ??

good special effects for its time for sure

[Batman]

American Werewolf in London when he changes in the flat to the music of Bad Moon on the rise brilliant.

surely you not scared at that scene though ??

good special effects for its time for sure

Depends on how old he was was when he saw it.

I'm glad that this thread seems to have some legs, I'll try and post a few more scenes soon.

[Spicoli]

For some reason I remember a cheap short that HBO put out in the 80's. It was about a film reel that ate people . Looked like it was done with a budget of $50 but creepy as shat.

[Beanz]

American Werewolf in London when he changes in the flat to the music of Bad Moon on the rise brilliant.

surely you not scared at that scene though ??

good special effects for its time for sure

Depends on how old he was was when he saw it.

I'm glad that this thread seems to have some legs, I'll try and post a few more scenes soon.

I dunno I bet there are as many hairy birds in Wrexham as there are in Plymouth. Memories like that can give a man the shivers.

[Dia bando]

American Werewolf in London when he changes in the flat to the music of Bad Moon on the rise brilliant.

surely you not scared at that scene though ??

good special effects for its time for sure

Depends on how old he was was when he saw it.

I'm glad that this thread seems to have some legs, I'll try and post a few more scenes soon.

I dunno I bet there are as many hairy birds in Wrexham as there are in Plymouth. Memories like that can give a man the shivers.

Yes one or two hairy birds amazing what a belly full of beer will do super models I kid you not,!!!!!! I was not scared but I remember plenty around me were in the Cinema were.

[walrus]

American Werewolf in London when he changes in the flat to the music of Bad Moon on the rise brilliant.

surely you not scared at that scene though ??

good special effects for its time for sure

Depends on how old he was was when he saw it.

I'm glad that this thread seems to have some legs, I'll try and post a few more scenes soon.

I remember when I first saw werewolf of London. I thought it was the most realistic werewolf transition I ever saw. I haven't been scared by a horror movie in a while but the conjuring gave me the creeps. The newer one about that doll Annabelle was good but I got it at redbox and forgot to bring it back for several days, would have been more prudent to buy it.

[Drago]

In The Thing where they're testing the blood and he strikes the shape shifter... that scared the fuck out of me.

The tub girl in The Shining is terrifying. In Rec where they're in the dark with one of the monsters at the end is horrible.

I thought of that one in The Thing instantly when i saw the title of the thread, great scene, intense!

Believe it or not Ive never seen the Shining.

[El Kabong]

Wow excellent thread topic!


Let's see here....my favorite scary scene....hmmmm

Well the horror movie that traumatized me the most was 'Jaws' and of course the very first death in that movie, when super hot Chrissie goes for a midnight swim and then is eaten by a monster you never see....oooh that was a good one especially with the music the build up was great, the terror on her face was realistic.


For a "horror" movie The Shinning isn't all that scary it's unnerving which is different but it was unnerving for a reason it was a movie about genocide. Stephen King's book is apparently very different. The Ring is also unnerving.


I remember watching 'Slugs' for the first time...the ending scene where one of the heroes falls into and is eaten up by the slugs, that was done very well and scared me as a child. The entire movie Slugs is available for free on YouTube which is nice.



Audition is pretty fucking terrifying when dude is calling the girl on the phone and the girl is sleeping sitting down on the floor and then the bag in the background starts moving...that was pretty scary but if it's out of context and you're not already involved in the movie it seems rather silly. In the context of the movie you're all "What the FUCK is going on?" outside of that it's just meh.

[Drago]

Wow excellent thread topic!


Let's see here....my favorite scary scene....hmmmm

Well the horror movie that traumatized me the most was 'Jaws' and of course the very first death in that movie, when super hot Chrissie goes for a midnight swim and then is eaten by a monster you never see....oooh that was a good one especially with the music the build up was great, the terror on her face was realistic.


For a "horror" movie The Shinning isn't all that scary it's unnerving which is different but it was unnerving for a reason it was a movie about genocide. Stephen King's book is apparently very different. The Ring is also unnerving.


I remember watching 'Slugs' for the first time...the ending scene where one of the heroes falls into and is eaten up by the slugs, that was done very well and scared me as a child. The entire movie Slugs is available for free on YouTube which is nice.



Audition is pretty fucking terrifying when dude is calling the girl on the phone and the girl is sleeping sitting down on the floor and then the bag in the background starts moving...that was pretty scary but if it's out of context and you're not already involved in the movie it seems rather silly. In the context of the movie you're all "What the FUCK is going on?" outside of that it's just meh.

[El Kabong]

Well yeah 43 years is a long fucking time man





.....not many guys or gals hold up for 43 years

[Drago]

Actually i saw her on saturday in birmingham, she was doing signings.

[Drago]

Apparently the new film Hereditary is this generations Exorcist?

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7784604/