so far (9/20):
The Omen (2006)
The Ring (US)
Drag Me to Hell
Repulsion (1965)
Orphan (2009)
Two Resident Evil movies
I Know What You Did Last Summer
Shaun of the Dead
Basic instinct
Black Swan
Cavin Fever
The Body
Friday the 13th (Part 6 and 8)
Nightmare on Elm Street
Freddy v Jason
Nightmare on Elm Street 2010 remake
The Ring
Signs
Shaun of the Dead
Wild Things
Basic instinct
Black Swan
Cavin Fever
The Body
Friday the 13th (Part 6 and 8)
Nightmare on Elm Street
Freddy v Jason
Nightmare on Elm Street 2010 remake
The Ring
Signs
Shaun of the Dead
Wild Things
so far (9/20):
The Omen (2006)
The Ring (US)
Drag Me to Hell
Repulsion (1965)
Orphan (2009)
Two Resident Evil movies
I Know What You Did Last Summer
Shaun of the Dead
extra:
Doom 3 video game
let's try and name 20 movies where this happens
the only one i remember off the top of my head is
the omen (2006)
God damn can we take a second and appreciate how well met that challenge was? Really brings a tear to my eye
>zombie movie >characters gets bitten >decides to hide it from everyone thinking everything will be okay for him even though it's obvious he's infected
i thought this was moronic until covid happened
>only turn into a zombie if you're morbidly obese, over 90, or have GRIDS >many "zombies" are just middle aged women desperate for attention faking long zombism
That movie sounds gay and not traditionally scary.
I hate that trope. Don't zombies shuffle around and stumble over things? Why would they think any sound of a can clinking or something must've come from a living human?
I hate that whole trope >quiet situation >group joker farts, cellphone rings, sneezes, knocks something over, does something overall careless >everyone glares at him > “my bad”
This happened in real life to me once and I made a joke about it to the mechanic but he didn't seem to get it so I complained to the office secretary and then got a different mechanic to look at my car.
>want to highlight a character's foreign culture >character speaks perfect English, except for occasional random nouns in there "first" language
"I absolutely love every aspect about my life in this marvellous country that has been dubbed France , where I have spent every day since I was brought into this world! Now if you excuse me, I must go, I am meeting a dear old acquaintance at le brasserie and have a refreshing glass of vin!"
Was just using that as a funny example of how it stupid it always sounds.
You hear it a lot with French, it just gets proceed with "it is.... 'ow do you say.."
I saw a commercial for some grocery store and there was an attractive late 20s early 30s Hispanic woman talking about the service they offered. She spoke perfect English without any trace of an accent except when she pronounced tortilla as tor-tee-ah with a deliberately exaggerated Latinx accent. Pissed me off.
I have that issue. It's hard not to say some words accented if you use the proper pronunciation but when you say the rest of the sentence in an English accent, you sound like a prat.
I get having a slight trace of an accent for certain words but this was so jarring it was obviously intentional. If it had been more subtle or if she had done it for other words I doubt I even would've noticed.
>Slasher film >Killer will kill his victims with extreme brutality and swiftness >Neck slashes, crushing their skulls, decapitation, whatever works >Has MC right where he wants them >Just tosses them around the room and shoves them
>person dies >immediately because annoying spooky homosexual
Why are dead people constantly trying to scare you? Why not just chill and talk with us? Wtf do they gain from slamming doors, or throwing things off the table? I fricking hate those homosexuals
Well the ghost in American Werewolf in London was as chill as he could be, but had a mission to make his buddy commit suicide to stop the werewolf curse
This scene only makes me think of that Jesse Ventura youtube poop now
>It is a wienerspiracy.
And there it was, another lame sex joke.
>He's moving it
>HE'S MOVING IT?
>He's moving it
WeeEEEEeell WWWEEeeeEELL Weeeeellll
You got a link to that?
Thanks
Time to break up the fat party
YOUR NOT REAL.
>*inflates*
I’m really happy this was the first post because I had the exact same thought lel
YOU COULD BECOME A TREE
>turn off hallway light
>dark figure in room down the hall
>turn light on again
>see nothing
>turn it off again
>JUMP SCARE HES RIGHT IN FRONT OF YOU
>>turn off hallway light
>dark figure in room down the hall
>turn light on again
>see nothing
>leave it on
>I have trapped the ghost
let's try and name 20 movies where this happens
the only one i remember off the top of my head is
the omen (2006)
Pretty sure it happens in The Ring (US) and Drag Me to Hell
>drag me to hell
Yup, can confirm
Shaun of the Dead
Shaun of the Dead
A film called Doom 3.
BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
(let me out)
Repulsion (1965), first ever mirror jumpscare afaik
Orphan - 2009
some resident evil
another resident evil movie
i know what you did last summer
so far (9/20):
The Omen (2006)
The Ring (US)
Drag Me to Hell
Repulsion (1965)
Orphan (2009)
Two Resident Evil movies
I Know What You Did Last Summer
Shaun of the Dead
extra:
Doom 3 video game
As far as I remember none of those have BIG boobas. There’s nice boobs then there’s the horror movie cliche massive milkers.
They're talking about the mirror scare.
Oh whoops. Was just very ready to talk about knockers didn’t even check.
oh and
An American Werewolf in London (1981)
I believe "13 Ghosts" also has one
Excuse me that's Th1rt3en Ghosts to you
Poltergeist
Basic instinct
Black Swan
Cavin Fever
The Body
Friday the 13th (Part 6 and 8)
Nightmare on Elm Street
Freddy v Jason
Nightmare on Elm Street 2010 remake
The Ring
Signs
Shaun of the Dead
Wild Things
>Black Swan
that one was kinda just mirror related, not "close the bathroom mirror" style. unless i'm misremembering it
God damn can we take a second and appreciate how well met that challenge was? Really brings a tear to my eye
Casper
>You think you got it tough? I just got back from a facelift, there was one just like it underneath!
>I'm gonna kill you, yo momma, and all her bridge playing friends
Didn't that one manage to combine mirror scare AND dream scare?
Not a movie you cum guzzling troony.
if it moves it's a movie you sperm-spewing hermaphrodite.
mirrors with kief
What Lies Beneath
Wtf was his problem?
he got bitten by a werewolf in London
He didn't stick to the road.
AHHHHHHH!!
Jesus, anon. You terrified me. How about a spoiler on this image?
>Monster clawing and banging on closed door
>Banging stops
>Barges from the ceiling/walls
>zombie show
>let's be quiet so we wont alert the zombies
>so far so good
>one guy steps on a can/ accidentally knocks something over
>horde alerted
I love this trope
>zombie movie
>characters gets bitten
>decides to hide it from everyone thinking everything will be okay for him even though it's obvious he's infected
i thought this was moronic until covid happened
>only turn into a zombie if you're morbidly obese, over 90, or have GRIDS
>many "zombies" are just middle aged women desperate for attention faking long zombism
That movie sounds gay and not traditionally scary.
COVID happened? You are the one who's moronic
I hate that trope. Don't zombies shuffle around and stumble over things? Why would they think any sound of a can clinking or something must've come from a living human?
I hate that whole trope
>quiet situation
>group joker farts, cellphone rings, sneezes, knocks something over, does something overall careless
>everyone glares at him
> “my bad”
>>"my bad"
This man throws merry parties
Fool of a Took. have a nice day.
>zombie show
>zombies are always really mindless loud and making weird noises
>still sneak up and kill people by surprise
>see Stu
>Try talking to Stu
>it wasn't Stu
>climbing ladder
>jumpscare at the top
>open toilet lid
>jumpscare in the bowl
>Character goes to a garage
>Mechanic steps out wiping his hands with an oily rag
This happened in real life to me once and I made a joke about it to the mechanic but he didn't seem to get it so I complained to the office secretary and then got a different mechanic to look at my car.
Too bad he didn't cut your brake lines
cleaning off the grease with some iso and a rag is real THOUGH
>big boobied girl in a horror
>0.001% chance of her surviving
Are there any horror movies where the character with huge breasts survives that has a high body count?
Only one I can think of is Zombieland, but non of the main cast die.
>diner scene
>Can I top you up, hun?
I can't remember why I made this, but here you go.
I want to see a parody where the guy ignores the ghoul because he's depressed about his fading looks. Would be relatable.
What if his fading looks IS the jumpscare?
>want to highlight a character's foreign culture
>character speaks perfect English, except for occasional random nouns in there "first" language
"I absolutely love every aspect about my life in this marvellous country that has been dubbed France , where I have spent every day since I was brought into this world! Now if you excuse me, I must go, I am meeting a dear old acquaintance at le brasserie and have a refreshing glass of vin!"
Never heard this done with French. Spanish seems to be the only one.
Was just using that as a funny example of how it stupid it always sounds.
You hear it a lot with French, it just gets proceed with "it is.... 'ow do you say.."
I saw a commercial for some grocery store and there was an attractive late 20s early 30s Hispanic woman talking about the service they offered. She spoke perfect English without any trace of an accent except when she pronounced tortilla as tor-tee-ah with a deliberately exaggerated Latinx accent. Pissed me off.
I have that issue. It's hard not to say some words accented if you use the proper pronunciation but when you say the rest of the sentence in an English accent, you sound like a prat.
I get having a slight trace of an accent for certain words but this was so jarring it was obviously intentional. If it had been more subtle or if she had done it for other words I doubt I even would've noticed.
Yiddish
I don't have a bathroom mirror like this so jumpscares would be pretty lame in my house.
>Slasher film
>Killer will kill his victims with extreme brutality and swiftness
>Neck slashes, crushing their skulls, decapitation, whatever works
>Has MC right where he wants them
>Just tosses them around the room and shoves them
Why not both?
>character dangling from the roof
>has to stop sweat from dripping on the floor
everytime
>close bathroom mirror
>Grandma starts rapping faster than Eminem
zoomers wouldn't even understand, given that a damn egg on a mirror scrambles their pea-brains
>person dies
>immediately because annoying spooky homosexual
Why are dead people constantly trying to scare you? Why not just chill and talk with us? Wtf do they gain from slamming doors, or throwing things off the table? I fricking hate those homosexuals
Well the ghost in American Werewolf in London was as chill as he could be, but had a mission to make his buddy commit suicide to stop the werewolf curse
I'VE BEEN GOVERNOR
The one time ellen page was funny
anyone got the greentext of the anon who filmed his buddy recreating the transformation scene?
Movie stands for moventarian device filmic
wowzers
>record kpop performance
>jumpscare
>see my reflection
>jumpscare myself
>cat enjoys running up behind you and punching your ankle for no reason
fricking cat
What, you don't hide in people's bathrooms waiting for them to open the medicine cabinet?
>break bathroom mirror
>kino
>me when I see I'm still alive in the morning
>side view in a car or standing next to window
>something crashes into the car/window
a little disappointed Cinemaphile
>killer is chasing victim
>they get in a car and it randomly won't start for no reason