The 100 Scariest Movie Moments

Miniserie
2004
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44 Min.

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David Arquette, Clive Barker, Keiko Agena, Krista Allen, Amber Benson, and Xander Berkeley in The 100 Scariest Movie Moments (2004)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuFilm-makers, performers, genre authorities and selected high-profile fans count down the most chilling moments in cinematic history. Not just from horror films, but from such thrillers as Wa... Alles lesenFilm-makers, performers, genre authorities and selected high-profile fans count down the most chilling moments in cinematic history. Not just from horror films, but from such thrillers as Warte, bis es dunkel ist (1967) and Der weiße Hai (1975) and such science-fiction films as T... Alles lesenFilm-makers, performers, genre authorities and selected high-profile fans count down the most chilling moments in cinematic history. Not just from horror films, but from such thrillers as Warte, bis es dunkel ist (1967) and Der weiße Hai (1975) and such science-fiction films as Terminator (1984) and Die Dämonischen (1956). This entertaining and authoritative special, ... Alles lesen

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Of all the directors with multiple films on the list Wes Craven holds the record for the most with five.

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Stephen King: [on the final "jump-scare" scene in "Carrie"] In the row in front of us were these two huge African American men, each weighing about 230 pounds, they were screaming like children, grabbing each other around the necks, and one said to the other "That's it, that's it, she ain't *never* gonna be right". I turned to my wife and said "This is gonna be *huge*."

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Features Dracula (1931)

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Fun stuff.

I may not have agreed with the placing of each film (the final five could do with some switching around), but by and large I had no complaints about the rankings and enjoyed seeing many older movies and a few good lost-in-the-shuffle films featured. Several of the films were those not generally considered horror per se, and it was nice to see them included.

Many of the commentators had insightful, interesting or just plain entertaining observations. It's rare that a show such as this is devoid of particularly annoying participants, but everyone here was fun and lively. If Bravo decides to give this special another run this upcoming Halloween season, I'd certainly recommend catching it.