Eloriaz: Your Scariest Movie Scenes!

Eloriaz 05.12.13	Full artwork, awesome! ^_^ Feel free to rec away =)
tempest-- 05.12.13	The Shining where Jack goes to the bar and he's looking directly at the camera and he says "Hey Lloyd."
Eloriaz 05.12.13	Oh yes, that is one of my favorite scenes of The Shining! Jack and the ghostly barman.
tempest-- 05.12.13	It's not really that scary in itself, more so that it was almost as if he was talking to me. Plus it was late at night when I was watching it, all the lights were off in my house, everyone was in bed and it was on a 50" TV.
InfamousGrouse 05.12.13	the part at the end of that Insidious clip you picked was just a cheap jump. I found the old photographs the most disturbing, and some of the off-camera figures that some people totally don't notice. Worst part in the Exorcist is when Regan talks to the younger priest using his dead mother's voice, now that's fucked up
baldymort 05.12.13	Agreed hard about 1. Almost have a stroke every time I watch that scene.
TMobotron 05.12.13	Sweet music list and list in general. Mulholland Dr. scene is the shit btw, nice having that at #1. I disagree with some of these but love some of the others. I normally like my horror to be brooding and creepy/eerie to create a real sense of fear/dread rather than big shocking scares which I find kind of cheap, so part of me agrees w/ Infamous about the Insidious clip but I just thought the placement of that scene was so well done that it's still cool. Shame about the end of that movie since the rest ruled.
Eloriaz 05.12.13	@Infamous Yeah, I forgot about that. You mean the scene where the mother shows how the witch lady has haunted her son in his childhood, right? Those photos were scary!
BigPleb 05.12.13	Agree with 1 so hard. List needs a feature.
Eloriaz 05.12.13	Cheers guys. Glad you enjoy #1 as much as I do =]
Wombat988 05.12.13	HOLY EVERYTHING. WHY THE HELL DID I WATCH 1?
Eloriaz 05.12.13	@TMobotron Yeah I understand your point ^^ Have you seen #2 though? I think this one (in that it's a scare jump) is so crazily and well-done. Like a climax, you know what I mean? But thanks! @Wombat Don't worry you're not alone!!!!
InfamousGrouse 05.12.13	"You mean the scene where the mother shows how the witch lady has haunted her son in his childhood, right" Precisely yeah, shows her development from a camera blur to distinct prominence. #1 is great because you know it's coming but it still gets you. Nice pick in Jacob's Ladder too, that scene is messed up.
InfamousGrouse 05.12.13	"Shame about the end of that movie since the rest ruled." Insidious is weird for me because the first half is genuinely one of the most uncomfortable late-night, high volume experiences with a horror I've had. Once it goes too supernatural, I lost interest. Plus I kept seeing the demon as being basically Darth Maul.
Eloriaz 05.12.13	@Infamous Oh yeah, I think that scene from Jacob's Ladder hurts me the most spiritually/religiously/intellectually/etc. It's just so horrible and desperate :(
Eloriaz 05.12.13	Hahaha so I'm not the only one thinking that was Darth Maul ;)
baldymort 05.12.13	Lynch is the master of suspense. I remember hearing somewhere that he makes some of the actors in his movies act shit on purpose to make the audience feel as though something is not quite right and create an unsettling feeling.
theacademy 05.12.13	scary movie 2 - when chris elliot serves dinner with his "strong" hand
PayneTiger777 05.12.13	I need to see Insidious. I haven't had a good scare in since Fire in the Sky.
theacademy 05.12.13	insidious and sinister were both a lot of fun u gotta turn the volume ALL THE WAY UP tho the score for insidious is especially great
theacademy 05.12.13	lol ok yea trust this guy^^^
theacademy 05.12.13	it was a well-executed cliched piece of horror fluff andcas it seems that cinematic cliches are your go-to pretext for not liking a movie. like you like so many cliched pieces of garbage but nobody else is allowed to
Jesuslaves 05.12.13	Deep Red, when the main character hears the music. Creeped the fuck out of me.
BigPleb 05.12.13	'None of these are scary' Keep telling yourself that.
theacademy 05.12.13	cliched =/= weak lets see you admit that one
theacademy 05.12.13	mr. place beyond the pines fucking lol city
theacademy 05.12.13	lol not with you. cas you have good taste in music for the most part but you need to spend some time with the cinema like DAMN
theacademy 05.12.13	time to grow up lol
owen 05.12.13	The only thing I can't stand in horror movies are possessed/ghost children
Pestiferous 05.12.13	i cant quite remember the name of the movie but some chick was knifing some other chicks face (*offscreen) she was screaming like hell and it freaked me out at age 10 :)
theacademy 05.12.13	lol science of sleep, 2/5 watch bernal sleepwalk through faux-surrealist shit sandwich gondry is le hack
theacademy 05.12.13	oh my god! "a dumb plot" (!) no u didnt go thereeeee
Crymsonblaze 05.12.13	insidious rules really hard sinister was alright, but i hated the last ten minutes or so. the snuff parts were so well done though.
Crymsonblaze 05.12.13	it's kind of like they forgot to write a third act for it
DanielNightLewis 05.12.13	I really don't want to be "that guy" but quite how you have the US version of The Ring in this list is baffling. The "birth" seen in Ju-on 2 is scary as shit.
Vespiion 05.12.13	andcas, did 12 not scare you the first time?
Vespiion 05.12.13	well yeah, the movie sucks but I've always found the premise of that scene a bit unsettling.
ViralOblivion 05.12.13	Yah strangers call was boring and the ending was awful
Vespiion 05.12.13	Damn, that's pretty tense. The rest of the movie worth watching?
TomorrowIsTuesday 05.14.13	ALL WORK AND NO PLAY MAKES JACK A DULL BOY!!!
slipnslide 05.15.13	shake ur booties
Hawks 05.15.13	Idk I thought Insidious was pretty awful and that scene was gay as fuck. Paranormal Activity is also a horrible franchise. That's just me though.
foxblood 05.15.13	the rape scene in Irreversible
slipnslide 05.15.13	the refrigerator in requiem dream
TMobotron 05.15.13	(about david lynch) "I remember hearing somewhere that he makes some of the actors in his movies act shit on purpose to make the audience feel as though something is not quite right and create an unsettling feeling." I'd be interested in seeing the source for that, because although I know he does it intentionally in some of his work, I think it's for different reasons. When he does this in Twin Peaks it's to create that big juxtaposition between the happy and quirky small-town aspect of TP and the seedy underbelly that gets exposed as the series progresses. With Mulholland Dr. I think Naomi Watts's overly-chipper acting is to show that the life she's dreamed up in her head is her idealized but unrealistic happy world, and the when she wakes up she's a realistically depressed mess of a person. That movie was intended to be a TV pilot though so it's hard to say for certain what the overall intent would've been if it had turned into a show.
Eloriaz 05.15.13	@andcas Good call about "The Strangers". I actually simply forgot to mention this movie, because I have watched it twice in the past and I liked it, especially and of course the first half. @DanielNight I have some kind of a soft spot for "The Ring" US because I was very young when I first watched it (the film was released in 2002 and I was born in 1992). Scared me to death personally. That being said, I've never seen the original. I mark your words and will try to find it in the future ;) @Hawks Well, I haven't watched the sequels for "Paranormal Activity". I figure they are not very good. How can they make so many sequels? I think this is a concept for one film only. But yeah, I though the first one (like the first "Saw") brought something to the table. Maybe it was sketchy, but I thought it nice to try a new thing like this. And it worked for me because #9 still gives me the creeps :P @TMob Very interesting, I do remember Naomi Watt's character being very very joyful in the first half of the movie. Sorry for my late answers, hope you read them anyway ^^
Eloriaz 05.15.13	Sorry for the wall of text. Damn you sputnik for the editing bug!
peaks40 05.15.13	i have 5 and 1 and never watched 5 because im frightened
Eloriaz 05.15.13	Yeah, #5 is incredible (not just the scene of course but the whole movie).
SanguineCream 05.29.13	I really can't think of many that scare me much anymore. Although I think a classic scene gone un-mentioned would be Reagan scuttling bent backwards like a crab down the staircase in The Exorcist. I've never found most of the movie "terrifying" living up to it's overblown reputation, just more unnerving and interesting (It's also brilliantly crafted and acted). But there is just something so disjointed and creepy about the way she moves. Another genuinely creepy scene is in a movie called "Communion" based on the author Whitely Strieber's apparent true story about alien abduction at his log house. The movie's rather low budget and minimilistic but it works in it's favor somehow. There's a particular sequence involving the beings that enter his bedroom and a flying toy robot that scared me shitless as a kid. And Christopher Walken has always wierded me out. Also worth mentioning are those fucking devil muppets in one episode of The Story Teller. Shit. You also mentioned one of my favorite films of all time! The Shinning is quintessential horror man, although it doesn't scare me so much, probably because i've seen it at least 30 times!
omnipanzer 05.29.13	Killing a chick with a horse-head bookend, deplorable.
omnipanzer 05.29.13	Props on 13 and 10.
lyzakthellama 05.29.13	Still have to say the torture scenes in the Poughkeepsie tapes is one of the most terrifying thing I've seen in a movie
InbredJed 05.29.13	good list man, and damn straight having Lynch at #1. The Laura Palmer Murder scene from Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me is probably up there too Event Horizon too!
Hyperion1001 05.29.13	bet you losers dont even know when a stranger calls was a remake
InbredJed 05.29.13	no Polanski?
Eloriaz 05.29.13	@Sanguine: The spider-walk scene does come as unexpected and I think it's awesome. And yeah that must be why The Shining doesn't scare me much. I've also seen it so many times :P @InbredJed: Thanks! I have not yet seen Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, but I will do soon! I've been on a Lynch streak recently. I watched "Eraserhead" and "Lost Highway" after making this list. Eraserhead is soooo creepy, and I absolutely love the Mystery Man scene in Lost Highway. Could have put both on my list to be honest. As for Polanski, I don't know him much. My father told me about "Rosemary's Baby" though, looking forward to see it. Any other I should look for? @Hyperion: Actually, #12 is the original 1979 movie, not the 2006 remake.
apert 05.29.13	the only one of these i've seen is Saw, and i didn't think it was that good. Not really a horror film fan to be honest
oltnabrick 05.29.13	apert check Alien, its not super gory and violent. its a good movie
apert 05.29.13	yeah if i was gonna check out one it would be Alien, will probably watch the shining as well at some point since everyone rates it
Eloriaz 05.29.13	@apert: Yeah, you kind of have to be into the genre to like a film like this. But I tell you, the first Saw is still much, much better than its sequels. @oltnabrick: I do think Alien is extremely well-done and fun!
oltnabrick 05.29.13	yah shining and alien are my two favorites from this list
BillTheButcher 05.29.13	the final scene of sleepaway camp was so freakin peculiar it got me on edge. if you havent seen it don't spoil it for yourself. the movie also happens to be hilarious too. The scene with the batteries in the original child's play was awesome too. or the closet scene in the original halloween. Good list and thanks for the youtube clips!
oltnabrick 05.29.13	this is probably my favorite scary scene, its from Exorcist 3 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zH8ynu0jRvY
Eloriaz 05.29.13	@Bill: Thank you =) And thanks for the recs man, I'll check them out! I just hit them up on Wikipedia, all three sound like "cult" movies, which I usually love. Looking forward to watch 'em.
Eloriaz 05.29.13	@oltnabrick: Oh yeah!!!!!! Like I said on the list, it really is my favorite jump scare to this day. I can watch it over and over again, each time it sort of "gets" me and sends a shiver down my spine. AND THAT SOUND!!!! What is that screeching, noisy, horrible sound? Just awesome.
InbredJed 05.30.13	Rosemary's Baby is a great place to start for Polanski, although I wouldn't really classify what he does as horror. I also enjoy Chinatown, The Ninth Gate, and Knife In The Water.
oltnabrick 05.30.13	o haha i didnt see that you had Exorcist III on your list
Eloriaz 05.30.13	@InbredJed: I'll start with and watch these during the summer. Thanks =] @oltnabrick: hehe ;) @BillTheButcher: I saw "Sleepaway Camp" today. Crazy and memorable ending hahaha!!! That face.................. oh my God
SteelErectedb4you8er 05.30.13	Glad to see you give Exorcist III some love. That movie is underrated. That is an intense scene!
oltnabrick 05.30.13	props for 20 imo totally underrated tbh
SanguineCream 05.30.13	Btw man, i can't see which movies you've listed for your topic. just a list of your favorite electronic albums (?) Glich
Eloriaz 05.30.13	Thanks guys. And I agree SteelErected about the Exorcist III, the Nurse Station scene isn't the only scary scene in that movie (though it's the most "spectacular" of course) and the movie is just well-done and interesting. Brad Dourif is so evil in this too :O @Sanguine: Oh, that's weird. You mean you can't see the descriptions I gave for each? And yes some of these are some of my favorite electronic albums ^_^
SanguineCream 05.30.13	Doesn't matter man. Don't know if you've listed it already but there's this scene from "The Poughkeepsie Tapes" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p766kZ7wT7Q Thought most of the movie was bs, but that scene's pretty menacing
Eloriaz 05.30.13	Holy wow! What did I just watch? Thanks for the clip man. That was scary, I've never seen it before. Brb I'll go watch it a second time.
mifzal 05.30.13	Paranormal activity sucks...if katie wasn't screaming MEECIAAH in every three seconds it would have been decent! But i liked the blair witch project
MrElmo 05.30.13	10 is the most boring flick I ever saw next to Hulk
Eloriaz 05.30.13	Chill out guys, it's alright if you don't like them. Any recs for me? I saw the Blair Witch Project so long ago, I think I was a kid, so I'll have to re-watch it!
mifzal 05.30.13	how about the spanish film REC
Eloriaz 05.30.13	Cool, never heard of it. I'll bookmark its Wikipedia page for reminder. Merci beaucoup ;)
Vakarian12 05.30.13	just about every minutes after the bombs drop in the movie Threads. Horrorifying stuff.
Sleaper 05.30.13	in that texas chainsaw massacre, what happens to that failure of a hero truck driver haha??
Eloriaz 05.30.13	LOL, I asked myself the same question when I watched it xD I think he just flies away.... without his truck. You can see him running at 9:21 of the YouTube clip ^^
Sleaper 05.30.13	hahaha thats actually hilarious.
Eloriaz 05.30.13	Yeah, the kitchen scene is very disturbing but once they get outside...... it kind of gets funny really!
SanguineCream 05.30.13	Also, the toy clown scene from Poltergeist Definitely a classic
omnipanzer 05.30.13	No one got my reference huh? @Eloriaz - Student bodies It's kind of like the "not another *** movie" trope but way before those and way better. Any lover of old B horror movies should be able to appreciate it.
SanguineCream 05.30.13	That is a funny underrated movie
Eloriaz 05.30.13	Never seen or heard of it! I just hit it up on YouTube and here is what I found hahahahahahahahaha: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPwwEgFcwho
JokineAugustus 05.30.13	The Butterfly Effect 3 had a few scary scenes, though its been forever since I've seen it. Really underrated.
OmairSh 05.30.13	Every horror scene is scary
OmairSh 05.30.13	sinister was horrible [2] Trailer had the best bits
Eloriaz 08.04.13	Bump! Guys, if any of you read this, go see "The Conjuring" if you can. It's directed by James Wan who also made "Insidious". I liked it even more than the latter and it's scarier :O