Bravo's 100 Scariest Movie Moments

[Gary Floyd 0]

I saw the start of the countdown last night (It's on at 9:00 PM), and for the most part, I'm pretty impressed. Surprised to see "Signs" and Fulci's "Zombie" on the list. It's also great to see lesser known films like "Black Christmas","Alice Sweet Alice",and "Blood and Black Lace" on the list. Any thoughts on the list so far? Anyone seen it, or planning on seeing it? Any scenes you think deserve to be on the list? Talk about it here!

 

List so Far:

 

100.) 28 Days Later

99.) Creepshow

98.) Zombie

97.) Cat People (1942)

96.) The Birds

95.) Jurassic Park

94.) Child's Play

93.) Pacific Heights

92.) Village of the Damned (1960)

91.) Shallow Grave

90.) Night of the Hunter

89.) Alice Sweet Alice

88.) Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956)

87.) Black Christmas

86.) Wizard of Oz

85.) Blood and Black Lace

84.) Blue Velvet

83.) The Others

82.) Terminator

81.) The Howling

80.) Poltergeist

79.) Dracula (1931)

78.) The Brood

77.) Signs

76.) The Evil Dead

[Guest BDC]

AH, I hate Signs, but that's due to childhood scarring about aliens...

[Guest Evolution]

28 Days Later would be a little bit higher on my list, because that movie was freaky for me.

 

The Others? I'm not feeling it. The movie was better than I expected, but it was more of a mindfuck than a scarefest.

[2GOLD 0]

100.) 28 Days Later - seems fine to me, wasn't that scary

99.) Creepshow - Classic, should be a little higher

98.) Zombie - Oh come on! At least top 75 for the eyeball scene alone

97.) Cat People (1942) - Eh, alright here

96.) The Birds - Should be higher, at least top 80

95.) Jurassic Park - What? Not even top 100

94.) Child's Play - Sorry, never got Chuckie

93.) Pacific Heights - Ahahahha, no. Not even top 150

92.) Village of the Damned (1960) - Alright, seems fine

91.) Shallow Grave - Fine

90.) Night of the Hunter - Fine

89.) Alice Sweet Alice - Too high

88.) Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956) -Alright

87.) Black Christmas -Seems good

86.) Wizard of Oz -What?!?!?! Are they kidding me?!?!

85.) Blood and Black Lace - Meh

84.) Blue Velvet - Huh?!?!

83.) The Others -Oh come the hell on!

82.) Terminator -What the heck was scary about Terminator??

81.) The Howling- Should be little higher

80.) Poltergeist - Had some good moments, I'd say top 70

79.) Dracula (1931) - Classic, should be top 50

78.) The Brood - Alright I guess

77.) Signs- Bull, movie wasn't scary. Shouldn't be top 80

76.) The Evil Dead- Rip off, I dare someone not to cringe on the ankle and tree rape scene

 

 

This list is bull.

[Brocklock 0]

As long as some Jacob's Ladder moments appear as well as a few of the scares in Candyman appear, I'm fine with it.

[Crimson Platypus 0]

I don't see any "moments" listed?

[Gary Floyd 0]

This list is bull.

Ok then 2Gold, you come up with a better list

[kkktookmybabyaway 0]

Terminator

 

Huh?

 

Jurassic Park

 

Wha-wha-what?...

[The Metal Maniac 0]

What the heck was scary about Terminator??

 

Uhhh....the UNSTOPPABLE KILLING MACHINE?

 

I dunno, I thought that Arnie continuing to advance, no matter what, was pretty scary.

 

That said though, this list says moments, but then just gives movie titles. I'd like to know what the exact moments in question are, as it'd probably make the list clearer.

[Gary Floyd 0]

That said though, this list says moments, but then just gives movie titles. I'd like to know what the exact moments in question are, as it'd probably make the list clearer.

Watch the show, and you'll find out the moments

 

For the list so far, updates, and scheduale times, check out

http://www.bravotv.com/100_Scariest_Movie_Moments/

 

(Wow, I sound like a Goddamned commercial)

[kkktookmybabyaway 0]

What the heck was scary about Terminator??

 

Uhhh....the UNSTOPPABLE KILLING MACHINE?

Yeah, it scared me.

 

When I was 5 (or whatever young age I was when it first came out).

 

Well, at least Arnold's acting was pretty scary, but not in a "boo!" kind of way...

[2GOLD 0]

I would have been scared....if my name was Sarah Conner.

 

Otherwise, didn't care. I would have let him kill her, odds are I would die in the nuclear explosions anyway.

[NoCalMike 0]

So in theory, the same movie can appear more then once on the list, since a good horror film usually has more then one scary moment.

 

I missed part 1, but a lot of the time, they repeat the the first parts leading up to the exciting conclusion~!

 

Did they call Fulci's Zombie by it's correct name...Zombi 2? Ok Ok, I am nitpicking.....lol.

[Guest curry_man2002]

How in the blue hell is terminator more scary than zombie

 

Yeah, it scared me.When I was 5 (or whatever young age I was when it first came out).

 

I did actually see this film when i was five as i am 16. And trust me i was no more scared than i was at the cartoons i used to watch.

[NoCalMike 0]

This show is suprisingly good. I mean if you can set aside the ORDER in which some of the moments are placed in, they are actually using some very good, and rare movies. Kudos Bravo.

[Guest El Satanico]

Yeah I'm not paying attention to the numbers at all, because other getting pissy over placement what's the point.

 

I'm just looking at this as a discussion about 100 great moments. I do love that they aren't being predictable and mainstream with all of the picks. It likely bothers some genre fans, but I also like that it's not focusing solely on horror films.

 

After this is complete I need to go over the list and catch up on some of these I haven't seen.

[kkktookmybabyaway 0]

Oh, this is movie moments?

 

Would have been nice if we knew the "moments" from each movie in question...

[2GOLD 0]

I'm still not sure how the scene in Pacific Heights is scary. Because Michael Keaton happens to be behind the door in his room? That one confused the crap out of me.

 

I'll let the Wonka one go, just because Wilder was creepy as hell in that boat scene. Did I find it scary? No, course I had already watched every horror movie known to man before seeing it so I was a mentally screwed little boy.

[Guest El Satanico]

Wow...Alien was #2 and Jaws was #1, that's alittle surprising.

[Gary Floyd 0]

Audition made #11, and I couldn't be happier. If you've never seen the film,it's kinda like this: it's like someone saying "I told you I was Hardcore",only they really mean it, and they really are.

[Corey_Lazarus 0]

Wow...Alien was #2 and Jaws was #1, that's alittle surprising.

Well, considering #2 made me pray to God that the stomach ache I had wasn't an alien inside me when I first saw it at the age of 6, and #1 made people avoid going to the beach for the longest time, especially since the original novel was very loosely inspired on true events...yeah. I can see that.

[Guest El Satanico]

Wow...Alien was #2 and Jaws was #1, that's alittle surprising.

Well, considering #2 made me pray to God that the stomach ache I had wasn't an alien inside me when I first saw it at the age of 6, and #1 made people avoid going to the beach for the longest time, especially since the original novel was very loosely inspired on true events...yeah. I can see that.

Oh yeah I'm not doubting that they belong high on this list, but I'm surprised they were the top two.

[Ravenbomb 0]

I'll wait until they re-run the whole thing

[Anakin Flair 0]

I hate horror movies (hate being scared in general) but I was entertained by watching this. Loved the commentary by the various actors and Hollywood crew members.

[Guest El Satanico]

...I wish horror movies still scared me.

 

Ravenbomb...you just missed them reairing the whole thing. It started at 8 Eastern Time.

[AmericanDragon 0]

Glad to see Audition in the final part of the show.

[Ravenbomb 0]

...I wish horror movies still scared me.

 

Ravenbomb...you just missed them reairing the whole thing. It started at 8 Eastern Time.

so...what you're saying is that they WON'T re-air this on Halloween?

 

 

And yeah, Audition being on it is great.

[Guest El Satanico]

Ravenbomb...you just missed them reairing the whole thing. It started at 8 Eastern Time.

so...what you're saying is that they WON'T re-air this on Halloween?

They're airing the marathon on Halloween at 11:30 am Eastern and again at 1 am Eastern.

[Guest Anglesault]

The Wizard of fucking Oz?

[Guest El Satanico]

It's them flying monkeys...man

 

Parasite infested flying fucking death...man

 

Comeon maaan monkeys flying...that shit just ain't natural