So, without further ado, I present my Top 10:
1: Regan MacNeil's Bloody Spinal Tap from The Exorcist:
Masturbating with a crucifix, puking up pea soup and spider walking down the stairs all pale in comparison to the spinal tap scene from The Exorcist. The cold, clinical doctors; the noisy machines; the flashing x rays ... for some reason, this scene makes my blood run cold.
2: That effin Homeless Person/ Monster from Mulholland Drive:
Meet the freaky deaky beastie who lives near the dumpster behind Winkie's diner on Sunset Blvd. He/She/It causes nightmares, heart attacks and releases pint size-senior citizen-demons from paper bags.
3: The Wailing Wall from The Haunting:
Good god, this has got to be one of the most eerie bits featured in a film...a deep voice is heard murmuring softly (with the cadence of a preacher), while a child's whimpering is also heard - eventually the child begins screaming; all the while, the viewer stares at this woodcut wall and notices a strange sort of face (well at least that's what I saw). Too creepy.
4: That effin Truck from Duel:
I hate trucks. I hate this truck especially because it kept trying to run poor Dennis Weaver off the road.5: The Posse Bringing Ben's Body to the Fire from Night of the Living Dead:
With it's allusion to lynchings, this still from the end credits to Night of the Living Dead, creeps me out more than any damn zombie ever could. 6: Jack Woltz finds a Horse's Head in his Bed from The Godfather:
It may not be from a horror film, but this scene just ruined me! I guess Woltz should have forgiven Johnny Fontaine after all. 7: Virginia's about to Give a Big Sting from Spider Baby:
...so your stuck in the window of this creepy old house, and you see this nut case coming at you with a a couple of sharp objects...8: Mike in The Corner from The Blair Witch Project:
MIIIIKKKEEEEEE! 'nuff said.9: The Blood Filled Tub and Reaching Hand from The Tingler:
William Castle might have been a big old hack - but this scene scared the bejesus out of me when I was a kid. It's one of the reasons I love horror films to this day!10: Samara from The Ring:
Creepy little girls crawling out of wells and television sets always freak me out.









