Most terrifying film ever!!!

[househuntinginthesouth]

Please tell me which horror film/s made you genuinely scared (preferably a jumpy one)?

I've always loved horrors (except for a few years after I had my DCs and for some reason just could not watch them) but now I can't seem to find a single one that I find actually scary at all...Interesting and entertaining, yes, but not scary. Help!

Insidious did it for me.

Not really horror, but The Trueman show messed with my head for years.

Suspiria

Not a horror but I didn’t sleep after silence of the lambs

I watched suspiria the other day and I still don't know wtf I watched...

28 days later. It terrified me
The sciences of london just with no one about. Omg

I can’t take horror films any more but Dark Water was unbearable (the ending!!) all of it!!

The Babadook

And Sinister (omg, the creepy music 😱)

The ring (Japanese original)
Blair witch project.
One whose name escapes me, something like Inheritance, but not that, anyone know what I'm thinking of?

I should add - the Japanese Dark Water ( not the US version)

The Conjuring 2. 😱

@pickingdaisies insidious?

The conjuring

@pickingdaisies is it Hereditary?

Forgot the babadook! Also the Invisible Man had me jumping out of my seat the other day

Event Horizon. Will never watch it again.
The Descent. I'm claustrophobic so had an extra layer of scary!
13 Ghosts - no idea why but it really got to me!

Placemarking, love a good horror movie..

The Descent

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The Hole is truly awful and depressing.

Creep. It made me wary of the tube at night for ages after.

(I was brought up on horror films by my grandmother, I lived with her from 6 and we used to watch them on her black and white TV in bed at night so even the Haunting of Hill House didn't scare me)

House on haunted hill scared me when it first came out but I find nothing really makes me jump these days
The Woman in Black scared me at the cinema . I don't like watching horror at the cinema

Patrick. It’s a 1970s Australian film and it’s mainly a man in a coma and a nurse. I was so cynical before I watched it but spent several hours watching comedies after because I was too scared to go to bed

@FireandBrimstone yes, thank you! It was absolutely terrifying ( until a bit near the end which made me snigger) but I saw it at the cinema and held on tight to DH all the way home.

Dark Water (original) is scary. Shutter (original) also quite scary.