Scariest horror movies: 15 of the scariest movies of all time, ranked in order of jump scares
In theory, the adrenaline that comes with watching a horror movie’s most terrifying and chilling moments is where the genre finds its real magic.
Brain-eating zombies, purge-style house invasions, slashers, things that hustle at night, and demonic possessions. Quite simply, horror movies are a staple in movie history.
Whether you love the adrenaline rush of a horror movie or love the frequent jumping, snuggling up with a horror movie on a dark night is what many of us consider the perfect night.
However, which movies are most likely to knock you out of your skin?
To delight – and relax – to the bone, Top10Casinos.com has compiled a list of the scariest horror movies that are most likely to have you jumping, screaming, and shivering throughout.
Without further ado, here are the 15 movies with the most jumps recorded, using the database where is the jump. Be afraid, be very afraid.
The Haunting in Connecticut 2: Ghosts of Georgia is hands down the most “jumpy” horror movie ever made with 32 spooky jumps to enjoy throughout the film. In 1993, Andy and Lisa Wyrick, along with their daughter Heidi, move into a rural house after receiving an agreement from the bank.
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Sensational! Ash Williams should never have opened the Book of the Dead – but we’re glad he did. Evil Dead comes in at number two with 27 jump scares. If you haven’t seen it yet, watch it this Halloween. A classic.
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His second entry into the top three, Sam Raimi is the master of jump scares. Kirsten Stewart shrugs off her role in Twilight by taking on that role in a film that begins with a terrified mother packing up to flee when an unseen assailant kills the entire family. There are 27 scary jumps to keep you on your toes.
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If the sequel holds the record for the number of scary jumps in a movie, it only makes sense that the original would have a few too – and it does, 26 to be exact. The Haunting In Connecticut is also highly rated as its sequel.
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