15 horror films that showcase the history (and the art) of the jump scare
Friday the 13th Movie CLIP - He’s Still There HDis basically a compilation of ’70s horror’s greatest hits—strewn with sex, gore and jumps throughout.
It ruffled many a critic’s feathers as a result, yet its box office profit and fast sequel affirmed the ascendancy of the slasher subgenre. Whether you hail or hate the film, don’t lie: that final scare got you. Fusingshower, it made sure moviegoers went home shivering. The fact that the emaciated and boyish Jason emerges from that lake at inhuman speed only amplifies the impact.
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