Another from my childhood- Beyond The Door. From 1974, one of several European Exorcist rip-offs...Several scenes in this scared the crap out of me when I saw it as a kid. In this movie, it's the mom that's possessed, and there's a scene where she does the head spin, but I think it's actually creepier than Regan's head spin.

Thanks for starting the post up for me Torgo! :D

One of my scariest movie moments would have to be from the film Nosferatu. I can't actually choose one, but there are so many moments:

1. The count rising from his coffin inside the ship
2. The count looking out of the window at the girl
3. The shadow of the count walking up the stairs

Still gives me the chills now!

The scene in Poltergeist when Robbie throws his blanket at the Clown doll sitting in the rocking chair and misses. After he rolls over, you hear the clown slinking away. He looks back towards the chair; no clown. He peeks under his bed; it attacks him.

Also the scene in Paranormal Activity 2 when the mom is in the kitchen and all the drawers and cupboards fly open.

That's the scariest scene in the movie for me. Still works.

when i was 8 i saw the exorcist when regan head spins around round. then looks at her mother creepy.
i got this one yesterday the woman in black arthur kipps (daniel radcliffe) when he goes to a small england town and a creepy ghost. the part that got me when he went to the house the candle blows out and music boxes turns on by there self.

When Vera Miles in Psycho (1960) turns the chair of Norman's mother around. Just saw this the other day and it still scares me.

For me it would have to be the moment when Simon first speaks in Mary's taped session, and when he first says "Hello Gordon". The movie is Session 9, we watched it in my 3rd college English class and it freaked me out. The actor who provides the voice for Simon is uncredited so it adds another level of freaky because you can't put a face to the voice.

Ben Gardner's head, I was 5 when I saw JAWS

[oh yeah...the scene in the kitchen...i remember it clearly...i was alone in my living room...3 oclock on a random thursday afternoon g.m.t......and everything went flying..the laptop,my lunch...me on the couch ]
The scene in Poltergeist when Robbie throws his blanket at the Clown doll sitting in the rocking chair and misses. After he rolls over, you hear the clown slinking away. He looks back towards the chair; no clown. He peeks under his bed; it attacks him.

Also the scene in Paranormal Activity 2 when the mom is in the kitchen and all the drawers and cupboards fly open.

I went and saw Aliens, the first one, when me and my friend were both messed up. What a freak out.

at the end of Friday the 13th when Jason comes out of the water and grabs that girl in the boat

btw if anyone wants to watch one that has some scenes that will make you jump,look for 7 Nights of Darkness.it's a low budget film but they did a great job on it and it has a really good twist at the end

Salem's Lot, where the boy "floats" outside the window, that for me is the scariest movie scene I've ever watched. Have to say I have never watched The Exocerist, read the book though that was scary enough for me.

But the film that scares me the most to date is the exorcist...after the full facial transformation...my sleep is ruined for months!..and might I add,those scare videos on the internet with her face on havent really helped matters for me!

I guess you were all able to take showers after 'Psycho' then?

the older thrillers never effected me.the newer scary movies do more for me than the older ones do

1.the ring
2.the grudge
3.saw
4.13 ghosts
5.exorcist series
6.john X

Etc.......(hide lei)

When I was a kid, Poltergeist scared the living hell out of me. Especially the clown and tree scenes.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oq12y3O3-u4

Phantasm scared me.