Scariest Scenes in Film

[Stickman]

Most of t is pretty creepy but the end scenes in The Vanishing (the Dutch one not the shitty Keifer Sutherland version) and the end of that is particularly horrific.

[torahboy]

Most of t is pretty creepy but the end scenes in The Vanishing (the Dutch one not the shitty Keifer Sutherland version) and the end of that is particularly horrific.

 

Had to sleep on the roof after watching this film.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7_2j-XPR

[setreal]

What film is that?

 

(Was answered already, Lynchs MH) Watch it! And then watch the incredible Inland Empire. The whole movie could be posted in this thread.

 

Teaser: 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZrVstVBRNw

[Bjornebye]

I'm not a big fan of horror/scary films either. I remember me and my ex got ,loads of snacks in and Saw from Blockbusters when it first came out. It was Halloween and we turned all the lights off and put it on. About half an hour in it got to the scene with the clamp over that woman's face and that was enough for me, the lights went on the film went off and I have never seen it since. Shit like that just doesn't need to be seen.

 

Two I remember from when I was younger that scared the shit out of me are Halloween and The Texas Chainsaw massacre. Fucking hell, I'd never watch them now.

 

Their is also a scene in Signs (I thought the film was shite) where you first see the alien when he is peeking out the window and it walks past. Jumped out my fucking skin at that.

[Lario]

Haven't read the full thread, so....

Went to the cinema to watch The Ring. The little fucker climbing out of the telly frightened the shite out of me.

[magicrat]

most of the scenes from Event Horizon.

I would agree. 

Spooked me that film 

[The Golden Eel]

I'm not a big fan of horror/scary films either. I remember me and my ex got ,loads of snacks in and Saw from Blockbusters when it first came out. It was Halloween and we turned all the lights off and put it on. About half an hour in it got to the scene with the clamp over that woman's face and that was enough for me, the lights went on the film went off and I have never seen it since. Shit like that just doesn't need to be seen.

 

Two I remember from when I was younger that scared the shit out of me are Halloween and The Texas Chainsaw massacre. Fucking hell, I'd never watch them now.

 

Their is also a scene in Signs (I thought the film was shite) where you first see the alien when he is peeking out the window and it walks past. Jumped out my fucking skin at that.

 

Stig, think your missus has been using your account and posting on here. 

[Bjornebye]

I wondered why i'd had loads of PM's from Turdseye the fucking sex-case

[Faustus]

The first appearance of the Mystery Man at the party in Lost Highway.

 

Creepy looking fucker.

[Carvalho Diablo]

[Ezekiel 25:17]

Not really a bog fan of horror, just never really seen the appeal. One scene has jumped to mind though that I remember jumping backwards at. the one in Cloverfield where they are in the subways, think they are safe and then they flash a light up to the roof above them. Grim.

Think you meant 'big'.

[Carvalho Diablo]

Think you meant 'big'.

 

Hmmm, not so sure...

 

[General Dryness]

I'm not a big fan of horror/scary films either. I remember me and my ex got ,loads of snacks in and Saw from Blockbusters when it first came out. It was Halloween and we turned all the lights off and put it on. About half an hour in it got to the scene with the clamp over that woman's face and that was enough for me, the lights went on the film went off and I have never seen it since. Shit like that just doesn't need to be seen.

 

Two I remember from when I was younger that scared the shit out of me are Halloween and The Texas Chainsaw massacre. Fucking hell, I'd never watch them now.

 

Their is also a scene in Signs (I thought the film was shite) where you first see the alien when he is peeking out the window and it walks past. Jumped out my fucking skin at that.

 

[J-V]

The Last Broadcast did the found footage thing first, with a group of teenagers searching the pine barrens for the Jersey Devil. It's a quality film all the way up until the ending, which ruins the entire thing. Blair Witch basically took the concept, changed the ending and had some really clever marketing like the website they set up to convince everyone it was real before it's release. 

 

Having read your comment earlier I just watched it and fuck me was it crap.  Predictable ending as well.

[Bjornebye]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWCBNav7Iy4

[Anubis]

Go lions.

[Boss]

Having read your comment earlier I just watched it and fuck me was it crap.  Predictable ending as well.

 

I haven't seen it for about 10 years, so maybe my memory of it is different. But i do remember the ending being absolutely atrocious. It's similar to Blair Witch in the same way Cube is similar to Saw, an ultimately failed earlier version that's got an interesting concept that was expanded on in a much better way in subsequent films. 

[manwiththestick]

Just seen the trailer for a film called It Follows, looks like a decent stab at an original horror movie.

[Carvalho Diablo]

Just seen the trailer for a film called It Follows, looks like a decent stab at an original horror movie.

 

Yeh, curious to see that myself mate.

 

Mendoza recently liked it in the film thread.

[J-V]

Yeh, curious to see that myself mate.

 

Mendoza recently liked it in the film thread.

 

I watched the trailer on Film 2015 a few weeks ago. They all seemed to rate it highly.

[Boss]

Yeah it looks good, it's been getting great reviews across the board.

[Trumo]

One of the first scenes I can remember scaring the shit out of me was the dream/nightmare sequence from An American Werewolf in London. He's lying in his hospital bed in the middle of a wood and the fit nurse comes up to check on him. When it cuts to him looking up at her, he's got this fucked up evil face.

 

Also, the final scene in Paranormal Activity has a proper jump moment when she lunges at the camera.

[Carvalho Diablo]

Watching a horror show atm; England getting shafted by Bangladesh.

[Boss]

That scene in Trainspotting where he's tweaking and sees the baby crawling on the ceiling and it's fucking head does a 180, scary as fuck.

[Carvalho Diablo]

One of the first scenes I can remember scaring the shit out of me was the dream/nightmare sequence from An American Werewolf in London. He's lying in his hospital bed in the middle of a wood and the fit nurse comes up to check on him. When it cuts to him looking up at her, he's got this fucked up evil face.