Cool Videos: A supercut of all the greatest jump scares in horror

Last Updated on August 5, 2021

Jump scares are a great way for filmmakers to get you to scream out loud, jump out of your seat, and potentially piss yourself, but when they aren't earned through the use of escalating tension and a satisfying payoff, they wind up feeling rather cheap. That's not to say that that's true for all jump scares, in capable hands they can be a powerful tool in the director's arsenal. A fun new supercut from Burger Fiction has gathered together some of the more effective ones from films like THE EXORCIST III, ALIEN, HALLOWEEN, JAWS, and many more. So turn out the lights, turn up the sound, and see how far you can get without screaming/jumping/pissing.

What are some of your favourite jump scares?

Source: Burger Fiction

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