Creepy Horror Movie Scenes That Still Stick With You

[ryandubbz]

Amityville horror 2005 bathroom scene





The exorcism of Emily Rose

[toddly6666]

Jacob's Ladder:

The scene where the car is chasing Tim Robbins down some alleyway side street and almost runs him over. As the car passes Tim Robbins, in the back car window, he sees some bobble-headed looking monster head staring back at him. I get goosebumps thinking about it. Can someone post this photo here? I can't find it.

The Ring:


The Shining:


I know have a sort of brain freeze shiver goose bump feeling after participating in this thread...brrr...


Does anyone know what 80s horror movie this was: a kid (I think a girl) is hiding under a bed on the second floor, and an ax-wielding, boot wearing person or monster slowly walks up to the bed and we see the perspective of the kid's view. And I think the person or monster all of a sudden looks under the bed and we see the face, and it scares the crap out of anyone watching. I know this is a cliched-type scene nowadays, but maybe it wasn't in the 80s? I can't figure out what horror film this was. I saw it in the 80s, so I guess it could have been from the 70s too.

[Rob71]

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That hotel room scene in The Shining was definitely a WTF moment. Just came out of nowhere.

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Salem's Lot

When I first saw this as a kid it freaked me out.

[ElfShotTheFood]

The Changeling with George C. Scott is just packed with great horror scenes! The POV wheelchair scenes were awesome, as were many others. My favorite, however, was a scene that required no fancy special effects at all - just good filmmaking. This isn't the best snap of it, but it's where the red ball bounces down the stairs:



Wow. Goosebumps every time I see this scene.

[toddly6666]

This photo is not from a movie, but based on a real horror scene. Be careful, it's really scary!!!

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[blufellas]

In the og Friday the 13th, when the killer is under the bed and kevin bacon gets it through the neck. I checked under the bed for weeks after i saw that.
I was like 9 or 10.

[L-Rouge]

Its better that i just link the site rather than hotlink the tiny images to this thread

but this one stuck with me for months after i saw it...around 12 maybe..

Poltergeist II Tequila Bug scene

infact i probably shouldn't have searched the web for horrific images at a quart to 12 at night methinks ;D haha


ALSO i'd like to add that i found a scene in "Mulholland Drive" to be very disconcerting which had these very scary grandparents crawl out of a paper bag. They were only around 7-10 inches in height i think and all they did was scream and run and chase..That was just Nucking Futz

[Blu-ray Fanatic]

Originally Posted by Rob71

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That hotel room scene in The Shining was definitely a WTF moment. Just came out of nowhere.

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Salem's Lot

When I first saw this as a kid it freaked me out.

+1 That scene still creeps me out

[CZAR]

Friday the 13th Part II


The Return of the Living Dead


The Ring


Halloween H20: 20 Years Later


Friday the 13th (1980)


Got Em!!

[Rob71]

I'm spoilering this in case anyone reads this during their lunch break.

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I would have refused to help until she quit puking on me.

The Sixth Sense.

The girl in the red tent.

[HelloMoto]

Still gives chills to this day.


and right after where they're in the terminal arguing about stuff and in the distance, the plane explodes.


Killer Klowns from outer space cotton candy scene.

[Blu Myers]

Some good pics on here. Some of my choices are:

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1. Friday the 13th (1980)Jason jumps out of the water. I remember that scared the bejesus out of me back in the day.
2. The Exorcist Pretty much every "demon" scene with Linda Blair. Still scary as hell.
3. Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers I saw this in the theater back in 88 and the scene at the very end, where the evil has been passed to Jamie, really freaked me out for a long time.
4. American Werewolf in London David Naughton's yellow eyes scene.
5. The Ring Closet scene
6. Rob Zombie's Halloween II The scene where Michael Myers does the face stomp...did not see that coming.

[lDlisturb3d]

Originally Posted by toddly6666;3856127[SPOILER

]Jacob's Ladder:

The scene where the car is chasing Tim Robbins down some alleyway side street and almost runs him over. As the car passes Tim Robbins, in the back car window, he sees some bobble-headed looking monster head staring back at him. I get goosebumps thinking about it. Can someone post this photo here? I can't find it.[/SPOILER]

The Ring:

[Show spoiler]The Shining:


I know have a sort of brain freeze shiver goose bump feeling after participating in this thread...brrr...


Does anyone know what 80s horror movie this was: a kid (I think a girl) is hiding under a bed on the second floor, and an ax-wielding, boot wearing person or monster slowly walks up to the bed and we see the perspective of the kid's view. And I think the person or monster all of a sudden looks under the bed and we see the face, and it scares the crap out of anyone watching. I know this is a cliched-type scene nowadays, but maybe it wasn't in the 80s? I can't figure out what horror film this was. I saw it in the 80s, so I guess it could have been from the 70s too.

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The ring really ****ed me up. I watched it with some friends and we where laughing the whole time but as soon as i went home the laughs turned into lol. Creepy ass movie!!!!
7 days..............

[demers_60]

Originally Posted by toddly6666

Jacob's Ladder:

The scene where the car is chasing Tim Robbins down some alleyway side street and almost runs him over. As the car passes Tim Robbins, in the back car window, he sees some bobble-headed looking monster head staring back at him. I get goosebumps thinking about it. Can someone post this photo here? I can't find it.

The Ring:


The Shining:


I know have a sort of brain freeze shiver goose bump feeling after participating in this thread...brrr...


Does anyone know what 80s horror movie this was: a kid (I think a girl) is hiding under a bed on the second floor, and an ax-wielding, boot wearing person or monster slowly walks up to the bed and we see the perspective of the kid's view. And I think the person or monster all of a sudden looks under the bed and we see the face, and it scares the crap out of anyone watching. I know this is a cliched-type scene nowadays, but maybe it wasn't in the 80s? I can't figure out what horror film this was. I saw it in the 80s, so I guess it could have been from the 70s too.

when they flashed the scene of amber in The Ring it made the rest of the movie extremely tense for me! I agree with that being a very creepy/scary scene. Along with the Exorcist "spider walk".

[lDlisturb3d]

Originally Posted by ryandubbz

Amityville horror 2005 bathroom scene

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The exorcism of Emily Rose

Dude this movie scared the shit out of me for about a whole month!!!!

[charlieray1]

The picture won't mean anything unless you've seen the film, but this moment at the end of The Woman In Black (and what it leads immediately to) chilled me like ice water going down my spine. I thought about it for days afterwards.

[mintchris]

Originally Posted by charlieray1

The picture won't mean anything unless you've seen the film, but this moment at the end of The Woman In Black (and what it leads immediately to) chilled me like ice water going down my spine. I thought about it for days afterwards.

I have never heard of this movie but that picture does look creepy! Looks just moody and chilly!!! I will have to look it up!

[ryandubbz]

The Thing



The Strangers

[Bytor2112]

Originally Posted by ryandubbz

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The Strangers

yeah, The Strangers had some creepy moments, but i found that all the previews and tv commercials ruined the movie and all the surprises. they should not have showed anything, just save it for the movie, it would have added alot more suspense to it for sure

[Bytor2112]

another great one that gets you every time would be the opening to Jaws. man, i can't imagine what it would have been like that summer when Jaws ruined tourism. now thats how to scare and scar people for life!