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[WickedLaharl]

bone tomahawk

Spoiler

<-- graphic af!!!

 

[HStallion]

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[HellforLeather]

Sam Raimi's Drag Me To Hell.

Forgot how much I liked this movie, until I watched it again on TV the other week.

I actually got to go to the Hollywood premier of this movie. I was surprised at how much I liked it. Its funny and scary at the same time. Raimi shows off his expert chops at all the 3-stooges-with-gore setups.

 

[bunbun777]

Personally speaking Violence Jack wins with those Hellraiser gifs... maybe missing the mattress one but yea... good stuff.

You folks remember reading Fangoria in the book stores in the 90's? Did a great job highlighting graphic scenes of movies I had no idea how to get a hold of.

 

[G.O.O.]

I hated Drag me to Hell so much, one of the few times I walked out of the theater :/

Jump scare after jump scare, plus the occasional grossness. Not that it was bad as a movie or anything, but the whole experience was getting more and more unpleasant.

 

[crazyprac]

I get real scared watching horror movies but when I rewatch them and even more so in gif form for the scared. I'm like "seriously this scared me?" I think not knowing the unknown scares me but after I just see "oh it's just a costume or not happening in real life". Going to haunted trails or houses don't do anything to me either.

Oh that cabin fever scene with her shaving her leg does give me itchy ass feeling every time lol. I'm like uhhhhhh.....

 

[g11]

Mulholland Drive

Imagine if Lynch actually tried to make a "scary" movie...

Jesus.

 

[Switch Back 9]

The lightbulb eating in Oculus cut me deep. I've had recurring nightmares about eating glass my whole life so that scene really fucked me up.

 

[Dalek]

For my money the most terrifying shot in film history.

Spoiler

Rear Window

I like you.

 

[Violence Jack]

All these horror gifs is getting me excited as hell for the upcoming October challenge. Already seeing some films here to include on my list.

 

[Lord Error]

Surprised no one posted the Simpsons claymation "You're Next" unofficial couch gag. It's legitimately one of the most disturbing things I've seen, and hell if I can even understand why, being that it's just claymation.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NT2ZiPIukw

Can't find gifs but here are some non-spoiler images:

 

[Sheroking]

Real talk: The first movie thing that ever scared the shit out of me was the bit of this movie they showed in clip form in the intro of Earnest Scared Stupid.

 

[The Living Tribunal]

Insidious.

 

[Volimar]

Sam Raimi's Drag Me To Hell.

Forgot how much I liked this movie, until I watched it again on TV the other week.

Some of that was classic Raimi horror gross outs. But the end of the film. Good God that shook me to my core. Quick search didn't turn up a result so take this instead.

 

[ronaldthump]

Had to go out and make this one for the thread:

From Dagon (2001), a personal favorite.

gristly AF!!!

 

[shinkai]

Surprised no one mentioned this scene from The Conjuring. This legit shook me in theaters, they way they built it up was amazing and I want to go back to when I first saw the scene

Also this scene as well

 

[ronaldthump]

That ones terrible this ones much better. None of that glitchy tv nonsense.

Juon is really quite scary. There was a scene with what looked like just a head of hair on the floor and it scared the shit out of me.

 

[Tangled Up in Blue]

I had arachnophobia for years, so . . .

 

[Alex Connolly]

My man! I thought I was a hardened motherfucker, but this scene, man. This scene.

I like how Lake Mungo has gained increasingly notoriety in recent years. Absolutely terrific film, and top shelf take on found footage. Very authentic.

 

[elfinke]

Lotsa rippers in here, literally in some cases.

How about

<3

 

[Livingskeletons]

Surprised no one mentioned this scene from The Conjuring. This legit shook me in theaters, they way they built it up was amazing and I want to go back to when I first saw the scene

Also this scene as well

Yeah this one got me good.

I aged 10 years in that camera zoom.

 

[17 Seconds]

not really into scary movies but this movie (

Spoiler

sinister

) had several really fucking scary parts

 

[shaneo632]

I've seen almost every movie in here but I'm def checking out Lake Mungo sometime soon.

 

[Steejee]

Insidious.

I seriously thought this was some weird Phantom Menace related youtube bit the first time I saw that gif.

 

[Mike M]

Lotsa rippers in here, literally in some cases.

How about

<3

I was 4 years old when Ghostbusters came out, and this scared the shit out of me.

I still find the opening before the title card to be incredibly tense for me, like PTSD or something.

 

[Arkkoran]

This scene from Black Christmas (the original)

 

[itwasTuesday]

Lotsa rippers in here, literally in some cases.

How about

<3

Oh yeah, I was too young for the real deal horror movies. But that got me.

 

[Cannon Goose]

The clapping game scene in The Conjuring always spooked me. Seeing the hands pop out really caught me off guard.

https://giant.gfycat.com/EnormousCostlyHorseshoebat.webm

 

[Fancy Clown]

The Innocents

 

[ZackieChan]

Surprised no one posted the Simpsons claymation "You're Next" unofficial couch gag. It's legitimately one of the most disturbing things I've seen, and hell if I can even understand why, being that it's just claymation.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NT2ZiPIukw

Can't find gifs but here are some non-spoiler images:

It's amazing. I later watched You're Next, and was super disappointed because I was expecting something as intense as this!

 

[MagnaderAlpha]

not really into scary movies but this movie (

Spoiler

sinister

) had several really fucking scary parts

Only scary parts Sinister had were everything in those film reels. Everything not in those reels, including those dumbass ghost children and Bagul were stupid as fuck.

Spoiler

Spoiler

That's why I consider Sinister a GREAT example of a movie that managed to include GREAT jumpscares and bottom-of-the-barrel, SHITTY jumpscares.

 

[Choomp]

For my money the most terrifying shot in film history.

Spoiler

Rear Window

Oh man great pick. What a brilliant movie

 

[More_Badass]

More unsettling than scary, but some parts in The Eyes of My Mother really hit hard

 

[Brandon F]

Scared the fuck out of me as a kid. The goddamn movie title probably speaks for itself.

This got me as bad as the Shining for sure. Still loved Pee Wee and watched it over and over(covering my eyes at that part).

 

[Bill R Boggess]

Kudos to all of you giving visibility to Lake Mungo.

It’s a great film and easily the most authentic-feeling of the “found footage” subgenre. Very understated and nuanced.

 

[Bonfires Down]

Surprised no one mentioned this scene from The Conjuring. This legit shook me in theaters, they way they built it up was amazing and I want to go back to when I first saw the scene

I will never forget that shit.

 

[phazedplasma]

Lotsa rippers in here, literally in some cases.

How about

<3

winner winner

 

[parrotbeak]

Kudos to all of you giving visibility to Lake Mungo.

It’s a great film and easily the most authentic-feeling of the “found footage” subgenre. Very understated and nuanced.

Ya, i love that movie. So rewatchable.

The clapping game scene in The Conjuring always spooked me. Seeing the hands pop out really caught me off guard.

https://giant.gfycat.com/EnormousCostlyHorseshoebat.webm

Ya, i found this much scarier than the actual demon. i am one who wishes they had never shown it's full form. It was scarier as just hands that pop out of the darkness.

 

[Kelsdesu]

Imagine if Lynch actually tried to make a "scary" movie...

Jesus.

Had to rewatch that on Netflix last night. Had I done the rewatch sooner I would not have sat through season 3 of twin peaks.

 

[CountAntonius]

I won't post a gif but Bone Tomahawk. What he was looking at.

 

[DOWN]

Tbf this past of Insidious was more chilling to me than Darth Maul

Same. Supernatural stuff is so dumb to me. Way creepier when it’s some psychological human creep factor.

 

[forrest]

+

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Sorry, can't unsee the likeness! On topic, saw IT tonight and man, tons of scary gif potential!

 

[Mike M]

Man, I looked up that Inland Empire scene out of curiosity and immediately wished I hadn't. Even knowing it was coming and the rest of the scenes being more weird than scary, that was a pretty effective jump cut. It was on screen long enough to register "something is horribly wrong" in the hind brain, but it's over before you can realize "that's kind of goofy looking."

 

[B_Spooky13]

I couldn't find the full clip to it but the elevator scene in the original The Eye.. Raised my hairs. Look up the full scene

 

[Chuckie]

Juon is really quite scary. There was a scene with what looked like just a head of hair on the floor and it scared the shit out of me.

That is Ring right?

 

[whitemex88]

The Blair Witch Project (1999)

I couldn't sleep the night I saw this movie. I kept "seeing" someone facing the corner of my room.

 

[Shaanyboi]

For my money the most terrifying shot in film history.

Spoiler

Rear Window

Fuckin A

 

[H1PSTER]

Not really a horror, but this scene from Communion spooked the hell out of me as a kid.

NOPE.JPG

 

[Teren_Kanan]

For my money the most terrifying shot in film history.

Spoiler

Rear Window

What am I missing here? I've watched it like 15 times and I can't find anything scary.

 

[AgentOtaku]

winner!