The horror movies with the most jumpscares will leave viewers awake at night, from Talk to Me to The Conjuring to Sinister.
Read update A defining component of the cinematic horror experience is the immediate, heart-pounding fright that only a great jump scare can provide. The abrupt onslaught on the senses can sometimes be viewed as a cheap trick to startle audiences, they can also be used to enhance truly great horror movies and leave lasting impressions on audiences, with such genre classics as The Conjuring and A Quiet Place utilizing jump scares flawlessly.
11 'Talk to Me' Over the course of the past decade, A24 has made itself one of the most recognizable and captivating brands in modern horror cinema.
The horror hit follows Ash Williams as his battle against the Deadites continues, with the film bombarding the audience with jump scares throughout. Evil Dead II has 27 jumpy moments jammed into its snappy 85-minute runtime, making it one of the movies with the most jump scares in the history of horror cinema. 9 'Candyman' Starring one of the all-time great yet criminally underrated horror movie actors Tony Todd, the 1992 hit Candyman became a cult classic slasher sensation.
The Warrens , who are asked to come to the house, later conclude that the spirit of Bathsheba haunts the house. Though The Conjuring consists of many well-executed and timed jump scares, the reveal of the evil entity of Bathsheba is considered one of the film’s most effective scares.
Jump scares work best in silent scenes as the viewers’ anxiety builds up during the anticipation process for the jump scare. For this reason, they heavily worked in A Quiet Place, as not much noise nor spoken dialogue are present in the film. On the contrary, any presence of noise moves the plot forward and warns the audience that something is about to happen.
With an incredibly sharp 77 minute runtime, Lights Out operates at a brisk pace which is precise in hitting all the major plot points it needs to with the reverence those moments deserve. That, of course, also entailed plenty of jump scares with the film's astute use of darkness and creepy imagery making for a heart-pounding viewing experience which could rattle even the most hardened horror fans.
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