You don’t need to wait for Halloween to enjoy a good scare in Michigan—the Museum of Horror keeps the spirit of spooky season ...

Appropriately timed for a zombie movie revival led by 28 Years Later, Nyaight of the Living Cat is a parody anime that is as ...

Director David F. Sandberg ( Shazam!) brings the jump scares and the horror elements to life, and the hair and make-up team ...

The new film explores the consequences of the underlying tech for M3GAN being stolen and misused by a powerful defence ...

Survival horror is finally coming home. Raccoon City is the setting for the classic Resident Evil games, its awesome remakes, ...

“How to Train Your Dragon” focuses on the friendship between Hiccup, a young Viking lad, and his dragon, Toothless. Although ...

After my time with Grave Seasons I moved onto the 180-degree tonal shift that is Crisol: Theater of Idols. Developed by Madrid-based Vermila Studios, this is a first-person horror game set in Hispania ...

6. Silent Hill 2 Courtesy of KONAMI. Typically labeled as being among the greatest psychological horror games, Silent Hill 2 uses fog, eerie sound, and horrible symbols instead of jump scares.

The final 15 minutes more than make up for any minor missteps. They are unbearably tense. There’s a jump scare during the denouement that goes down as one of the most effective in 1990s horror.

“Cat People” is widely credited with having horror cinema’s first jump scare. The scene sees Alice (Jane Randolph) walking home alone at night, afraid that she’s being followed.

The Haunting in Connecticut came in third place with a still respectable 26 jump scares. It’s one of several series that charted more than once. Sam Raimi’s Evil Dead franchise has three on ...

Its an early jump scare, its entirely unexpected, it still proves startling, and its not from a horror movie. This is about ...