I just watched Conjuring with my folks. They liked the jump scares. Which shot are you talking about? was it at 1:59 in this clip?

Yep, that's the one. I liked it. Did the pounding on the door get to you? ::big grin::

Dead Silence has the ventriloquist and doll. James Wan film. That's pretty much the only film that had a scary moment for me. Worth a watch. He had a lot of balls to actually try to do that ending. Good horror film, excellent segments, but not a great film.

2:05, what happens there.

That scene in "The Eye"......get goosebumps every time I watch it. Pretty sure the surround sounds adds to much of the "jump factor".

Dark Skies. More fact than fiction.

"The Conjuring," as many others have listed.

After Lorraine falls into the basement, and is sitting there alone in the dark, Bathsheba's feet suddenly come into view, suspended as though she's been hanged. The feet then begin to turn to face Lorraine, swinging toward her. Something about that terrified me in the moment.

"Hereditary."

It must have been the subversion of expectation, but hearing the mother pounding on the attic door, paired with the proceeding visual revelation that she was doing so with her head, unsettled me.

"It Follows."

I feel as though I need say nothing but 'the tall man' to explain which scene startled me whilst watching the film for the first time in cinemas.

Oculus
Oculus scared the crap out of me. It is the only horror film I don't want to watch again.

Hereditary was great, watched it like 3 times already.

Hereditary really really unnerved me.

I have this in the queue on Amazon Prime. Maybe this weekend.....

too bad it hasn't come to Netflix. I wonder if hbo has it?