Right at the end of this trailer. Should have kept it for the movie, but I guess it's a balancing act between getting people excited and not giving good stuff away.
https://youtu.be/SjnjegNYjs0
Hopefully there are more scares of this quality in the movie.
Yeah, loved that one.
sharethe best horror movies work without jump scares - but its so damn hard to make a good horror trailer without them ^^
share"the best horror movies work without jump scares"
Agreed - well, it depends on the movie and the context of course -
The appearance of 'Jodie' outside the window in Amityville Horror was brilliant - although it was subtle as far as visuals go which didn't detract from it one bit: https://youtu.be/pDEJr2Sqhxc Scared the tinkle right out of me the first time I saw it.
but the one I'm talking about in this movie was quite impressive and unexpected.
That is true. I thought Smile was a decent horror movie but it relied a little too much on jump scares.
shareIf the movie has jump scares, people scream "cliche". But if there's no jump scares, people lament it's "boring".
shareThat is true. Besides, you need jump scares to make people look up from their phones!
shareI have this condition whenever there's jump scare scene I got shocked then follow immediately with laugh, is that healthy?
shareYes! My husband asked me last night if it was a good movie because he heard me gasping out loud and saying oh no, oh my goodness & yikes. Lol I never do this with scary movies
shareThis is the creepiest movie in a long time IMO. The Laura scene sets the tone.
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