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Got More Taste For Horror?: Don't Forget About BRAVO'S '30 EVEN SCARIER MOVIE MOMENTS'!

'30 EVEN SCARIER MOVIE MOMENTS' is a direct follow-up of '100 SCARIEST MOVIE MOMENTS'. The only difference with this one is that it only goes up to 30 films.



This special was also on BRAVO, but it only comes on from time to time. If you want to see this but you don't want to wait a while, you can watch it right here. If your a big horror fanatic and if you've seen '100 SCARIEST MOVIE MOMENTS' or if you haven't, then this is for you.

'30 EVEN SCARIER MOVIE MOMENTS' work exactly like '100 SCARIEST MOVIE MOMENTS', it has film critics, producers/executive, directors, writers, etc.

WARNING: IN SOME INSTANCES THESE CLIPS MAY CONTAIN SERIOUS SPOILERS, SO IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN THE FILM YOU MAY WANT TO SKIP THE CLIP!! * IF YOU DON'T FEEL LIKE WATCHING ALL PARTS, YOU CAN SCROLL DOWN TO THE BOTTOM AND SEE WHICH HORROR FILMS MADE THE TOP 30. ENJOY

PART 1: http://youtu.be/VSklHvSMv80

PART 2: http://youtu.be/TRLb6dzniEE

PART 3: http://youtu.be/JOoRpmGtTFA

PART 4: http://youtu.be/7ZAFniscrXg

PART 5: http://youtu.be/exH1Bv5Za4k

PART 6: http://youtu.be/KzZZu469q0E

PART 7: http://youtu.be/NFPg9LcsQ4M

PART 8: http://youtu.be/0lYJu7_5AoU

List of films:

1. Hostel (Unrated Widescreen Edition) by Eli Roth

2. A Clockwork Orange by Stanley Kubrick

3. Saw by James Wan

4. Videodrome by David Cronenberg

5. Oldboy by Chan-wook Park

6. Vertigo (Collector's Edition) by Alfred Hitchcock

7. The Devil's Rejects by Rob Zombie

8. George A. Romero's Land of the Dead by George A. Romero

9. Open Water (Widescreen Edition) by Chris Kentis

10. Children of the Corn by Fritz Kiersch

11. The Stepford Wives by Bryan Forbes

12. Wolf Creek (Unrated Widescreen Edition) by Greg Mclean

13. Dawn of the Dead (Widescreen Unrated Director's Cut)

14. Scanners by David Cronenberg

15. The Exorcism of Emily Rose (Unrated Special Edition) by Scott Derrickson

16. Saw II - Unrated (Two-Disc Special Edition) by Darren Lynn Bousman

17. Christine (Special Edition) by John Carpenter

18. Army of Darkness by Sam Raimi

19. Fear by James Foley

20. 2001 - A Space Odyssey

21. Dead Alive by Peter Jackson

22. American Psycho (Uncut Killer Collector's Edition) by Mary Harron

23. Manhunter (Full Screen Edition)

24. The Hand That Rocks the Cradle

25. Red Eye (Widescreen Edition) by Wes Craven

26. Play Misty for Me by Clint Eastwood

27. Slither (Widescreen Edition) by James Gunn

28. Cabin Fever by Eli Roth

29. Cape Fear (10th Anniversary Edition)

30. The Grudge by Takashi Shimizu

SOURCES: YouTube, listofbests.com

Very interesting list to say the least, half of those aren't even scary movies! A lot of those films, especially Army of Darkness and Slither are comedies.

Yeah. This one mainly targets the most shocking moments in horror cinema. SLITHER qualifies as a Horror-Comedy, so yeah its a horror film.

Yeah. This one mainly targets the most shocking moments in horror cinema. SLITHER qualifies as a Horror-Comedy, so yeah its a horror film. Well I didn't mean they didn't belong in the horror genre, I just meant that they were more comedy than horror. I own both of them so I'm not hating on the films but I just don't think they are scary, weird fun but not scary.

The one and only thing that I'm disappointed with this list is the film that got ranked #2, A Clock Work Orange. That movie wasn't scary, it wasn't good, it was really dumb. It made no sense at all, I couldn't even watch a full hour of that movie because it was lame. Stanley Kubrick, you disappoint me with this film. You did awesome with THE SHINING, but this...IDTS

The one and only thing that I'm disappointed with this list is the film that got ranked #2, A Clock Work Orange. That movie wasn't scary, it wasn't good, it was really dumb. It made no sense at all, I couldn't even watch a full hour of that movie because it was lame. Stanley Kubrick, you disappoint me with this film. You did awesome with THE SHINING, but this...IDTS Yeah A Clock Work Orange is a weird film, I still trip on the scene where Malcom McDowell has that instrument keeping his eyes open.

That must have been super irritating!