Scariest Movie Scenes Ever

[MJM]

The scene in Pet Semetary where the guy that gets hit by the transport truck jumps up on the operating table.

Man, that freaked me out for weeks as a kid.

[Stumptown]

Editing, pacing, lighting, soundtrack, production design... This scene from Suspiria gets me every time.

[Schultzie]

[TheyCallMeBruce]

Originally Posted by Stumptown

Drives me crazy. Just watched [REC], a very good, and honestly quite frightening Spanish zombie film, only to find out that it was remade as the (reportedly) very mediocre Quarantine.

Do they think we're too stupid to get into a suspenseful film if we're reading subtitles? I honestly think that's part of it. The other part is that there isn't a single good original idea left in Hollywood, so they have to steal from everyone else.

Agreed!! 100%

I've watch dozens of foreign horror movies and to be honest, a lot of these movies are incredibly original and very scary. I think Hollywood indeed has run out of ideas.

Here's another great foreign movie. El Orphanato (The Orphanage). This scene was truly frightening. Creepy children scare me.

[Machiavelli]

Stranger and Dion, you guys suck.

I mean it.

[Russic]

Originally Posted by Stumptown

Drives me crazy. Just watched [REC], a very good, and honestly quite frightening Spanish zombie film, only to find out that it was remade as the (reportedly) very mediocre Quarantine.

Do they think we're too stupid to get into a suspenseful film if we're reading subtitles? I honestly think that's part of it. The other part is that there isn't a single good original idea left in Hollywood, so they have to steal from everyone else.

I kinda liked quarantine. Maybe not scariest ever, but I enjoyed it. The ending freaked me out, but the trailers ruined it a little.

I've always really liked Stir of Echoes. It has Kevin bacon in it ... and he has a Boston accent.... but if you can look past that it's a quality flick IMO.