J-Horror films make great use of jump scares, often inverting an eye, mouth, or appendage or using backwards choreography which is later reversed in post (think the way Samara crawls in The Ring).

Horror films are filled with jump scares - moments that shock and startle viewers as monsters, serial killers, ghosts, and even cats pop out of the darkness. While jump scares are a very common ...

Especially when your video's title is, "This Supercut Will Make You Jump (40 Greatest Movie Jump Scares)." Rather smartly Burger Fiction decided not to try and rank each of the scares, instead ...

Since 2014, the number of jump scares per movie has declined precipitously. But why? The Department of Data investigates.

It's fair to say that jump scares are one of the more divisive elements of the horror genre, typically because they're so often employed for cheap shock value rather than because they serve the ...

Studio 360, which is now part of the Slate empire, looks at how jump scares have grown in recent decades. You didn’t see nearly as many of them before the 1980s. Classics like Carrie and The ...

The first episode of “The Midnight Club” broke the record for the most scripted jump scares in a single television episode, the news release says.