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<p dir="auto"><strong>AlbertTheFlasher</strong> — <em>9 years ago(November 06, 2016 08:59 AM)</em></p>
<p dir="auto">I apologize if this subject has been brought up many times before, but it's been a while since I've been on the horror board. Anyway, hears my Top 10 in no particular order.</p>
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<li>THE EXORCIST: Lots of scary scenes in this all-time classic, but I would have to say when the priests see the vision of the Pazuzu statue during the exorcism.</li>
<li>EXORCIST III: The hospital hallway scene. Oh man, that gets me every time I see it! One time after watching it late at night, I kept thinking that a sheet-covered figure will come up behind me with a pair of garden shears.</li>
<li>THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT: Many people would say the scariest scene in the movie is the ending, but for me it is when the unseen forces attack the tent.</li>
<li>HALLOWEEN (1978): When Laurie enters the bedroom and sees the corpse of Lynda lying of front of the Judith Myers headstone.</li>
<li>BLACK CHRISTMAS (1974): Jesse sees Billy peeking through the door crack.</li>
<li>THE CHANGELING: When the girl sees the ghostly vision of Joseph.</li>
<li>PAPERHOUSE: In this obscure 1988 British horror thriller, there is a terrifying scene in which two kids are terrorized by a dark, unseen figure with a hammer.</li>
<li>THE ENTITY: Carla returns to her empty house and hears the demonic voice saying Welcome home, <em>beep</em></li>
<li>THE AMITYVILLE HORROR (1979): A possessed Helen Shaver declaring that the Lutzs' basement is the gateway to Hell.</li>
<li>FRIDAY THE 13TH (1980): The dream sequence. Nuff said.<br />
"It's not that tough being a film cricket."</li>
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<p dir="auto">Good list.<br />
I agree that The tent scene in blair witch was The creepiest.<br />
Like many People, i do consider exorcist iii superior to The first and The hallway scene gets me every time as well.<br />
To me it is easy to list the scariest Scenes ever because only a selected few films have managed to really scare me. So, this is not a favourite list, it is a scariest list. There are films that i Love that couldnt scare me less. Some of these films have more than one scary scene.<br />
So let's go, not in any particular order:<br />
Jaws: Ben gardner's Head, you Will need a bigger boat, The pier that chases a Guy swimming<br />
Alien: Facehugger, dallas, brett, you are my lucky star.<br />
Changeling: Wheelchair scene.<br />
Poltergeist: Mirror scene, swimming pool scene, tree scene, clown scene. These scenes haven't aged well, so I don't find them scary anymore.<br />
Sixth sense: Angry suicidal mum.<br />
The resurrected: Mutant corpse found in river.<br />
Blair witch: The tent scene, voices of children outside, the trailer.<br />
The fourth kind: Guy under hypnosis yells unexpectedly, milla yovovich jumps floating off her bed.<br />
P.a.: Door opens in bedroom, movement downstairs, lights turn on, Kate stands up in bedroom stares at bed and sheet floats away.<br />
The ring: Samara comes out of the well, and out of the tv set.<br />
The others: Nicole Kidman walks into an empty room with old furniture, she finds the photograph of dead people, the servants try to enter the mansion.<br />
"It doesnt matter what Bram Stoker has told you dead people don't come back from their graves"</p>
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<p dir="auto">Angel Heart was creepy when Bobby is revealed to be the devil.<br />
RIP<br />
Jim Morrison<br />
1943-1971</p>
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<p dir="auto">To me The Blair Witch Project and The Exorcist are not scary at all.  I never could understand how anyone could see anything scary in either of them.<br />
Amityville Horror had the yellow eyes in the window and I thought that was more scary than the part you mentioned.  And the stranger that came to the door was creepy too.<br />
Communion had a few scary scenes - the alien peeking around the corner mainly.<br />
I thought the hallway scene in Exorcist 3 was scarier than anything in the original.  In fact I thought it was a much better movie.<br />
Bad Ronald had a scene much like the one in Black Christmas with the killer peeking through a hole in a wall.<br />
The Entity and The Changeling were both suitably creepy.<br />
I haven't seen Paperhouse.</p>
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<p dir="auto">I like your list.  My top ten:<br />
(1) THE OMEN (1976): Graveyard scene with the dogs.<br />
(2) THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS (1991): In the basement of Buffalo Bill.<br />
(3) ALIEN (1979): Chest burster.<br />
(4) JAWS (1975): Ben Gardiner's boat.<br />
(5) THE CONJURING (2013): Basement clap-clap.<br />
(6) SCREAM (1996): Casey's demise - the entire opening sequence scared the crap out of me.<br />
(7) THE RING (2002): Rachel falls into the well.<br />
(8) HALLOWEEN (1978): Laurie discovers the fate of Annie, Linda, and Bob - and comes face to face with the Shape.<br />
(9) ALIENS (1986): Ripley and Newt vs. the facehuggers.<br />
(10) CLOVERFIELD (2008): In the subway tunnel.</p>
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<p dir="auto">The Sixth Sense - Angry suicidal "mother" in the kitchen.<br />
Great one. That scene traumatized me as a kid.<br />
CG gore is the worst thing that has ever happened to the horror genre.</p>
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<p dir="auto">Good list. Yeah, this topic comes up every so often, but it's been awhile - and it's an always-changing topic for me. I call these my "creepiest scenes", and here's my top 15 right now, in no real order (too hard to cut/narrow down to 10):<br />
The Shining - Twins in the hallway.<br />
The Blair Witch Project - Final scene.<br />
[Rec] - Final scene.<br />
The Exorcism of Emily Rose - Emily on her dorm room floor staring up at her boyfriend.<br />
Noroi: The Curse - Final scene with<br />
the little boy/Kagutaba.<br />
The Innocents - Miss Jessel in the reeds.<br />
A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) - Nancy's school dream scene.<br />
Lost Highway - Mystery Man at the party.<br />
The Orphanage - "Knock on the wall" with the<br />
ghost children.<br />
Kairo - The wobbly ghost scene.<br />
Mulholland Drive - Diner scene.<br />
Insidious - "Tiptoe through the Tulips" dancing "boy" scene.<br />
The Sixth Sense - Angry suicidal "mother" in the kitchen.<br />
A Tale of Two Sisters - The entire girl under the sink scene.<br />
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me - Bob looking for Laura's diary in her room.</p>
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<p dir="auto">Good list!</p>
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<p dir="auto">Nice list. #5 gives me chills thinking about it, though the scene where Clare is packing and the final scene are horrifying.<br />
Our songs will all be silenced, but what of it? Go on singing.<br />
Orson Welles</p>
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