The horror movies with the most jumpscares will leave viewers awake at night, from Talk to Me to The Conjuring to Sinister.

Predominantly found within the horror genre, a jump scare intends to hit viewers with ... comes when the Green Goblin ...

It's racked up an impressive 92 percent score on Rotten Tomatoes, as critics gave their consensus: "Smart, darkly humorous, ...

Jump-scares have been a staple of horror for almost as long as the genre ... Produced by Sam Raimi, this Netflix exclusive opens with a grieving woman, Iris (Kelsey Asbille), who's preparing ...

“Women directors do reinvent horror by putting their own traumas ... instead of grasping onto their crush’s bicep with each jump scare. “It's taking the scream queen as a victim, and ...

Bizarre, haunting, and disturbing psychedelic horror movies stand out for their ... nabbing the lead dancer role. However, the woman she replaced had disappeared after accusing the directors ...

Horror movies are now product, and most of them are so devoted to goosing the audience — jump scares, demons nestled ... But “The Woman in the Yard” comes pretty close.

That’s when she teams up with Jill Johnson (Carol Kane) from the campus women ... s a jump scare during the denouement that goes down as one of the most effective in 1990s horror.

The Woman in Black tells a simple yet remarkably effective horror story. Landing all of the necessary traits of a top-notch paranormal tale, the film’s success starts with its imagery.

which otherwise maintains a creepy atmosphere but mostly trades in familiar psychological horror tropes and an abundance of jump scares." "The Woman in the Yard certainly isn’t awful ...

including the obligatory jump scares and rapid-fire editing to induce shocks. But those lapses don’t prevent The Woman in the Yard from being a cut above the usual mainstream horror, thanks to ...

Keep these traits in check the next time you find yourself in a horror film scenario: curiosity—the genre’s original sin—and dissatisfaction, its slipperier cousin. Corralling the former is ...