Hahaha major disappointment one of the worst horror movies along with I will always know what you did last summer and candyman 3🙄🤣

I can't believe one of the taglines for Freddy's Dead was "They've saved the best for last." No they didn't because it was the worst film in the series. A bad comedy pretending to be a horror film.

Thats torture for any DVD player! 😂

Me: “Freddys Dead can’t be that bad.” Also me: *sees wicked witch Freddy* oh

Lol ya tht movie’s shit

When Baghul pops up in the attic is also a great jump scare from that film

I commented the same thing

Definitely one of the best jump scares ever

That scene is pure classic horror moment

@@DodoRibeiro-ts6po agreed

Chucky was my worst childhood fear!!😂

Yeah

Yes. I also loved the original Child's play.

I agree! It’s such an odd one but this is one I always remember. It might be the single scariest moment of the franchise outside of the first 15 mins of scream.

Yes!! And the scene where she goes inside the replica of the house from the first movie and turns around and sees the bloody sheet standing up coming towards her

Totally agree, that was chilling on the first watch. Tension overload

For me it’s the ending but that scene you’re talking about is creepy as hell too.

EXACTLY

100%

That movie fucked me up for a bit. They did the suspense and terror so amazingly. The thought of being in your house, and being watched......such an invasive feeling. I remember I saw this not too long after I had my house broken into, it's a really violating and uneasy feeling you get when you realize your supposed "safe space" has been invaved, so that scene felt all too real to me.

It’s that screeching noise paired with how fast that thing is walking. I’ve never jumped like I did with that scene.

I agree, I just feel icky after seeing that scene. And it's such a strange side plot piece that just comes from left field

Boom. Nailed it, you did.

Yeah.. but the part right after that where he grabs her hair as she runs past the stairs 😖😖

And the ending where the sedated Jess is in the house but Billy's still in there and goes "Agnes it's me Billy" creeped me out.

Jason coming out of the water is by far the best jump scene of all time.

@@mbeasley1981 it was the jack in the box scared the shit out of you

That is a fantastic list. You actually named off most of my favorites.

@@joshuanelson6795 Thank you sir I appreciate it

This list is legit.

Hell yeah! The chest chomp scene . I practically jumped out of my skin.

@@rolandfuller7930 Me personally, I would put the scene where the dog transforms into the thing

Yeah that ending is a classic

Right!, those two scenes are great!. The twins scared the s*** out of me as a kid, especially what they said. And Jack's "here's Johnny" line/scene was equally funny and scary, which is just an amazing moment in film. Also, Jack talking to ghosts bartender is my second-favorite dialogue scene OAT

@@eastbaymauiboy Oh, I forgot "REDRUM" too.

^this Kubrick has forever scarred me & my relationship with old, empty hotel rooms. Actually now that i think about, most of the time the hotels are pretty modern! Being alone walking thru a quiet hotel hallway NO. THANK YOU. 👍

Do you remember the movie trailer for Arachnophobia? It initially made it look like a wacky comedy, complete with crappy one-liners and upbeat circus-like music. It was one of the most deceitful trailers in existence, and you can probably find it on youtube.

I think it's weird that Cody considers Paranormal Activity to be a "garbage franchise." I found several of the films to be good and there were some terrifying moments.

That’s what I said lol

lol! That is what I would expect hell to sound like.

it was her first leading role

@@meltyboys946 Yeah, but thats not what Cody said.

Hunter dean exactly

Same here! I completely forgot about how much Mary Shaw scared me 😭

I love this opinion on that movie moment. Very chilling scene

Exorcist 3 is an awesome movie. Always wanted to read the book. I've read The Exorcist that's a really good book and really scary

I would add aged care facilities to that. I work in one as a nurse and during the day, its fine, but working a night shift, especially in the secure dementia wing? That can lead to some cases of the willies. Nothing has actually HAPPENED of course, but sometimes you just get those feelings.

Both scenes you just mentioned are classic jump scares that scared the shit out of me my first viewing. The set-up to those scares was brilliant. Perfect 👍 examples!

The TCM remake is awesome!

...or the scene when Mr. Barlow crashes through the kitchen window and you get a complete look at him for the first time? Yikes.

The crucifix scene from beginning to end is sheer chaos. The shot leading up to the room is so effective in setting up the most terrifying in any movie ever. The camera leading you up the stairs and into a screaming girls room, opening the door to find a girls possessions flying across the room, her masturbating with a crucifix, yelling obscenities, demanding her mother to lick her, smacking her mother across the face sending her flying (this is where Ellen Burnstyn got hurt in real life), the dresser being moved telepathically moved across the floor, and then of course her head turning around 180 degrees to imply that Reagan killed Dennings….jeez that scene is a whirlwind. More happens in that scene than in most movies I can think of. The movie literally changes. It goes from “I dunno, could be anything” to “K, this kid is definitely housing a demon in her”. You feel the fear and helplessness in the parent, feel (some) characters realize that there’s no doubt this girl is possessed, and leave that scene as drained as the mother. This is the most terrifying and mentally destructive scene ever caught on film. You actually question the sanity of the writer, director, and ratings board. How did this movie ever get a green light with an R rating? I’m not sure, but I’m glad it did because this scene is terrifying and effective in selling what it happening. I love Jaws and all but sorry, a bunch of guys talking about a shark attack on a boat doesn’t hold a candle.

MY GOD THANK YOU!!! I was looking for someone to say this about darkness falls! I agree 100%

I couldn’t watch the scene from terifyer

@@pauls3147 Haven't watched the movie yet, but I know what scene you're talking about.

I’m the same. I’m a huge gore hound, but broken bones make me squeamish.

@@skyofthelivingdead Maybe it's because fake blood is often so over the top that it just comes off as entertaining to me. This is probably why slasher and torture films never disturbed me. Broken bones, however, just seem much more...realistic.

Joshua Nelson yes, I think it’s the lack of blood and the unnatural bend. Feet ain’t supposed to go that way 😂

Hell yes, I re-watch Jaws probably every year