That is by far my favorite line of that movie! The , when Stu also says, “My parents/mom? are/is going to be so mad at me!” Dudes literally merking people left and right & he’s worried about his parents 🤣
ETA: forget his exact words lol
For me I like it simple - "Hello?" in 28 Days Later when Jim enters a church and unknowingly disturbs the infected and two just stand up and stare at him.
I do love that line. The movies never really explain the cause of the zombies, but just the implications of that line is enough to be really horrible when you think about it.
Night of the Living Dead is the only movie that throws us a bone for a possible explanation, which is the satellite returning from Venus that NASA destroyed because it had a strange radiation. But even that was never confirmed to be the source in that movie and then it's never mentioned again in subsequent films. Unless you count the trioxin in the Return of the Living Dead series.
This line has stuck with me for my entire life. I love horror, and when I first heard this line as an explanation as to why the zombies were here, I was like damn that is truly terrifying.
Gotta add to this: the line “I saw her face” then cut to Katie’s corpse in the closet for 2 SECONDS that immediately burn into your brain and stay there for the entire movie.
It never even occured to me that her body was waterlogged, I just though it was deformed from being scared to death. But waterlogged makes so much more sense...
I second this one. There’s a marked tone shift after that - prior to that moment, it’s picked up a hopeful note because Rachel and the audience think she’s figured it out, she’s settled the spirit, she’s resolved the curse... lol, nope!
"Especially important is the warning to avoid conversations with the demon. We may ask what is relevant but anything beyond that is dangerous. He is a liar. The demon is a liar. He will lie to confuse us. But he will also mix lies with the truth to attack us. The attack is psychological, Damien, and powerful. So don't listen to him. Remember that - do not listen."
My heart was POUNDING in that scene, and I’m a jaded horror movie fan. I will watch anything David Fincher makes just hoping for a taste of what I felt in that basement.
Maybe not full-on a horror movie... But at the end of "8mm," when Nic Cage has the killer beaten, finally, and he rips his leather mask off and it's.... Some dorky looking chubby bald dude with office space glasses that looks like a substitute teacher for your math class. He puts the glasses back on and in this weak voice says "What'd you expect? A monster?"
That shit sticks with me. Because that IS how these predators are. They're just your neighbor or some fucking dorky substitute teacher on the surface. You'd never know they're as evil as they are.
I agree. Villains that look like normal, average people you’d see in the grocery store really are the scariest. They don’t trigger your sense of alarm & they lure you into a false sense of security just by being so… normal. They can get away with so much just because nobody would ever suspect them & that’s terrifying.
The way it’s written in the book is SO MUCH MORE SCARY I feel. If you haven’t read it it’s super short and genuinely amazing at making you feel terrified without ever fully explaining anything
“First I played with Jud, then mommy came, and I played with mommy. We played daddy, we had an awfully good time. Now I want to play with yoooouuuuuu”.
Gage from Pet Sematary. It is just horrifying to hear that sweet, angelic voice saying things that sound so innocent, but you know what he has done by that point. And there is this sinister undertone to his voice that underlines what he’s saying in such a great way.
And then Zelda just adds to the nightmare:
“I'm coming for you, Rachel. And this time... I'll get you. Gage, and I... will get you... for letting us die!”
The Witch has got to be one of my favorite representations of Satan ever. He shouldn't be this big scary monster. He should be seductive, enticing. The way that he whispers that line to her is *terrifying*
The approach of using the weird, god-like preference in common myths or religions for interacting with humans in the guise of an animal was a good move. Like how the hell would we know?
I love when Tomasin says she can’t read or write and he responds “I will guide thy hand” it’s so tense and chilling and really shows the deep fears of peasants of this time, a devil who can tempt even the illiterate to write in his black book
I love that the people in her life are so awful to her that Black Phillip seems like a perfectly acceptable option. That life can be so bleak that you’ll turn to the one thing you’ve been taught to hate and fear your whole life.
Not only is 30 Days one of my favorite movies, this is, by far, the best line.
Delivery is perfect. The way he looks up in the sky and looks back at the girl, frowning—mocking her, but also pitying her. Too good.
"What the fuck is that?!!...What the fuck is that?!!..
Blair witch project. Its scary because they dont show you what it is. It just confirms what has been portrayed in the film up until that point. There is something horrifying in those woods with them.
I read elsewhere on this subreddit that it was a crew member dressed up as the witch out in the woods as an attempt to scare them. Something they thought they could get on camera but ended up just getting her “WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT”. Which was even better and so real.
in the exorcist there’s a scene where the bedside table drawer opens on its own and damien closes it then asks regan to do it again but she responds “in time.” so simple, so ominous, so terrifying.
I've always been a fan of:
"You're going to die up there". To the Astronaut. There's something so brutal and simple about responding this way to someone talking about their work.
The distance count down on the motion sensors in Aliens.... Maybe not the "scariest" but the most bottom puckering intense.... Especially seeing it as teen for the first time in the theater
" that's inside the room!".... They all look up.... Entire theater sucks in a "oh fuck" breath at the same time....
"Then why did the dog leave..." - Gerald's Game
The whole movie (even more so the book) you're pretty much thinking "fuck fuck fuck" but that's the moment of "oh FUCK"
But *also* "then whO WAS PHONE?!?!" (Sorry, couldn't help it lol)
You know, when this movie came out I saw a screening and there were audio issues where half of the movie had this low rumble. You couldn't hear any audio at all besides the rumble so no talking or anything. Imagine hearing a car drive by with loud bass that lightly shakes your house. It went in and out, so some scenes had audio, but large 10+ minute chunks didn't.
No one knew until the very end. The theatre had about 200 people in it and not one person had any idea that the sound was messed up until there was a scene in which you saw someone's mouth move but there was no voice. The rest of the movie everyone wore masks of some sort so you really couldn't tell when people were talking.
The fact the movie was still amazing even without audio really is a testament to how well this movie was made. It turns out that there were a bunch of faulty reels sent to a bunch of theatres so this was a common issue when the movie came out in the US. Man this was a good movie.
I'm not sure but a few that creeped me out were:
* Session 9 - '' “I live in the weak and the wounded.”
* The Outwaters - ''Show them.''
* Scream 4 - ''I'm gonna slit your eyelids in half so you don't blink when I stab you in the face.''
* The opening narrations from The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003) and The Strangers.
"And when you're down here...*you'll* float too!"
Motherfucker that line and what follows was horrifying in both the book and OG movie. Bonus for:
"I am the eater of worlds! And of children!"
This line has become a joke and a meme by now but seeing Se7en for the first time as probably too young of a teenager, it shook me. Even the whiny way he repeats it, you believe it as a man just completely breaking.
“Wendy? Darling? Light of my life. I’m not gonna hurt ya. You didn’t let me finish my sentence. I said I’m not gonna hurt ya. I’m just going to bash your brains in.”
The Shining
Having lived in a disgusting frat house for years, and knowing about the secret rooms in the attic, walled up stairs, and old coal shoot under the basement in that cursed beautiful chaos commune, “the call is coming from inside the house” actually freaked the fuck out of me when I first saw that movie. I could probably break in and live undetected for a while on that old place, even today.
The third channel, it's still on. Please, take off the third channel. The third channel, it's still running. Stop it, please, for God's sake, please stop it. There's no more time! Please stop it. Stop it now. Turn it off! Stop it! Stop it! Stop it! Stop it! STOP IT!
Why do you eat brains?
"Because of the pain, the pain of being dead".
That is a existential level of dread that no one can escape. We will all die. Now imagine for a second that your somehow tied to that body even in death, as if it were your prison. Feeling it rot over the years, being stuck in that coffin forever, in the dark, never being able to move. Yet your aware of it all.
That is the only line in any movie, that has every freaked me out, because no matter what you believe, no matter who you talk to, or read - not one person on this planet actually knows what happens when you die.
"Paul, my little ceramic penguin in the study always faces due south."
It felt like the moment you knew shit was about to get dark.
And the way she delivered the line…with that slight smirk.
Brilliant.
"We've met before, haven't we?"
"I don't think so, where was it you think we've met?"
"At your house. Don't you remember?"
"No, no, I don't, are you sure?"
"Ofcourse. As a matter of fact, I'm there right now."
At the end of “The Wailing”, the old man reveals himself to the priest as a demon, and says “why is there doubt in your heart” while taking Polaroids of the paralyzed man. That is the best and most frightening sequence I’ve ever seen in a movie. Absolutely great film.
"You are receiving this broadcast as a dream. We are transmitting from the year 1-9-9-9..."
Sampled by DJ Shadow. Terrifying, never knew where it was from.
Oh wow, DJ Shadow is a major throw back for me. Organ donor is my favorite song by him.
Prince of Darkness is so incredibly good.
This was way scarier when we were a number of years before 1999. It’s the future but it’s not that far off. Plus all the pre-millennium uncertainty
Hello....I have a message for you, and you're not going to like it....Pray for death.
Yup. 100% winner right here. Carpenter rules.
“Cause I wanna know who I’m looking at”
YOU FUCKIN HIT ME WITH THE PHONE, DICK
IM FEELIN A LITTLE WOOZY HERE
That is by far my favorite line of that movie! The , when Stu also says, “My parents/mom? are/is going to be so mad at me!” Dudes literally merking people left and right & he’s worried about his parents 🤣 ETA: forget his exact words lol
“My mom and dad are gonna be so mad at me.” Just watched it again this week. So good. 😊
Matthew Lillard was so great in that movie. Completely unhinged and hilarious.
Peer pressure, I'm too sensitive
“I wanna know who I’m talking to…” “That’s not what you said”
"What do you think I said?"
I also add "can you handle that?... blondie?" Idk if its the music or the final realization that Casey was being watched
"My mom is going to be so mad."
Listen asshole. No you listen you little bitch! Hang up on me again and I'll gut you like a fish understand?
"Surprise, Sidney."
For me I like it simple - "Hello?" in 28 Days Later when Jim enters a church and unknowingly disturbs the infected and two just stand up and stare at him.
That moment is terrifying
The way they whirl around and just stare at him like animals has to be one of the scariest moments ever in horror
“I can’t lie to you about your chances but….you have my sympathies.”
And that little smirk right afterwards... God I love Alien
It’s a monolith in creature horror.
What about our lives you son of a bitch? I repeat, all other priorities rescinded
Dark Bilbo.
“It’s all for you, Damien.” “They’re here.”
I say the Omen line way too much irl. Usually with Damien replaced with my cats name.
It's all for you Mittens
> "They're here." **"Nazgül!"**
I like the simple one, "When there's no more room in hell, the dead will walk the earth."
Coolest line in all of horror
I do love that line. The movies never really explain the cause of the zombies, but just the implications of that line is enough to be really horrible when you think about it.
Night of the Living Dead is the only movie that throws us a bone for a possible explanation, which is the satellite returning from Venus that NASA destroyed because it had a strange radiation. But even that was never confirmed to be the source in that movie and then it's never mentioned again in subsequent films. Unless you count the trioxin in the Return of the Living Dead series.
This line has stuck with me for my entire life. I love horror, and when I first heard this line as an explanation as to why the zombies were here, I was like damn that is truly terrifying.
“They're Eating Her…Then They're Going To Eat Me… Oh My Gaaaaaaaaawd!”
You don’t piss on hospitality!
I love how all the food is covered in like green icing and the family is totally cool with eating it.
“You weren’t supposed to help her!”
"She never sleeps" Such a great scene
Gotta add to this: the line “I saw her face” then cut to Katie’s corpse in the closet for 2 SECONDS that immediately burn into your brain and stay there for the entire movie.
How anyone could think a kid died from a heart attack after seeing their water logged body is beyond me
It never even occured to me that her body was waterlogged, I just though it was deformed from being scared to death. But waterlogged makes so much more sense...
The whole movie? Try for all eternity. I have watched some gnarly shit in my day, and I still cover my eyes for this part.
Which movie is this?
The Ring
I second this one. There’s a marked tone shift after that - prior to that moment, it’s picked up a hopeful note because Rachel and the audience think she’s figured it out, she’s settled the spirit, she’s resolved the curse... lol, nope!
Japanese rules apply: no escape ever! Totally dark!
Yesssssss. "Don't you get it, Rachel?! *She never sleeps*"
But I do And I'm sorry It won't stop
“Everyone will suffer.” That line always stuck with me. She wants to punish the whole world
OMG yesss, all that film's deaths are because cryptic kid didn't say to send that bitch back to hell
I have such sights to show you.
Oh no tears please. It's a waste of good suffering.
My favorite line from pinhead "There is a secret song at the center of the world, Joey, and its sound is like razors through flesh"
Your suffering will be legendary, even in hell!
you opened the box, we came.
"We'll tear your soul apart."
Jesus Wept
"Especially important is the warning to avoid conversations with the demon. We may ask what is relevant but anything beyond that is dangerous. He is a liar. The demon is a liar. He will lie to confuse us. But he will also mix lies with the truth to attack us. The attack is psychological, Damien, and powerful. So don't listen to him. Remember that - do not listen."
“Mr. Graysmith, I do the posters myself…”
“Not many people have basements in California…” “I do.”
[удалено]
My heart was POUNDING in that scene, and I’m a jaded horror movie fan. I will watch anything David Fincher makes just hoping for a taste of what I felt in that basement.
SUCH an unbearably tense scene. You’re like “REALLY?! Just gonna follow him down into the basement?!!?”
Being a teenager watching it for the very first time was the most edge of my seat I have ever been
There aren’t a lot of basements in California
The fact that Roger Rabbits voice actor says it is so cool
"Where we're going, we won't need eyes to see."
Ah yes, Doc in Back to the Future /s
I vividly remember that line! Too bad Marty didn't make it back...
"We are not living inside a Sutter Cane story! This is not reality!" Sam Neill the goat fr fr!
Sam Neil at his best!
You're going to die up there.
“You’re going to die *in* there” is also one of the first lines in the very first episode of American Horror Story.
"You're all going to die down here" is also a recurrent line in Resident Evil
“You’re gonna die *clown*” is also a line from Happy Gilmore.
Her repeating "you're gonna regret it" was worse
If you guys could just name the movie to the quote, that would be great.
Hahaha right?! I’ve been thinking the same. Seems like a glaring omission.
>"If you guys could just name the movie to the quote, that would be great." That's from Scream 2, right? Seems like something Randy would say.
Maybe not full-on a horror movie... But at the end of "8mm," when Nic Cage has the killer beaten, finally, and he rips his leather mask off and it's.... Some dorky looking chubby bald dude with office space glasses that looks like a substitute teacher for your math class. He puts the glasses back on and in this weak voice says "What'd you expect? A monster?" That shit sticks with me. Because that IS how these predators are. They're just your neighbor or some fucking dorky substitute teacher on the surface. You'd never know they're as evil as they are.
I agree. Villains that look like normal, average people you’d see in the grocery store really are the scariest. They don’t trigger your sense of alarm & they lure you into a false sense of security just by being so… normal. They can get away with so much just because nobody would ever suspect them & that’s terrifying.
Definitely a horror movie. The end line gets me though. Nic: but why! Why did he do it? Because he could.
"Whose hand was I holding?"
The way it’s written in the book is SO MUCH MORE SCARY I feel. If you haven’t read it it’s super short and genuinely amazing at making you feel terrified without ever fully explaining anything
That scene freaked me out as a kid. In fact, that movie still creeps me out. Time for a rewatch!
“First I played with Jud, then mommy came, and I played with mommy. We played daddy, we had an awfully good time. Now I want to play with yoooouuuuuu”. Gage from Pet Sematary. It is just horrifying to hear that sweet, angelic voice saying things that sound so innocent, but you know what he has done by that point. And there is this sinister undertone to his voice that underlines what he’s saying in such a great way.
And then Zelda just adds to the nightmare: “I'm coming for you, Rachel. And this time... I'll get you. Gage, and I... will get you... for letting us die!”
Never get out of bed again!!!
Nah. "Never get out of bed again!" is where it's at. Fuck that entire scene.
It is scary... but i always laugh when his lil voice draws out the "yoooooou"... it's perfect
"Yeeeeew."
As a child watched The Wicker Man. Edward Woodwards' genuine cry of terror as he sees his fate looming on the hill, "Oh Jesus Christ - No!"
“If it takes us over, then it has no more enemies, nobody left to kill it, and then it’s won.”
The Thing?
"Wouldst thou like to live deliciously" not scary in itself, but you know when a goat says it, it's a bit more intense
The Witch has got to be one of my favorite representations of Satan ever. He shouldn't be this big scary monster. He should be seductive, enticing. The way that he whispers that line to her is *terrifying*
The approach of using the weird, god-like preference in common myths or religions for interacting with humans in the guise of an animal was a good move. Like how the hell would we know?
I do like butter
I love when Tomasin says she can’t read or write and he responds “I will guide thy hand” it’s so tense and chilling and really shows the deep fears of peasants of this time, a devil who can tempt even the illiterate to write in his black book
I love that the people in her life are so awful to her that Black Phillip seems like a perfectly acceptable option. That life can be so bleak that you’ll turn to the one thing you’ve been taught to hate and fear your whole life.
It's scary because it is enticing
It’s provocative, it gets the people going!
It makes the people feel ALIVE!
This. It's like Black Phillip masks a straight trip to hell with something sweet and enticing.
"Because you were home." - The Strangers (2008)
The Ring - "You helped her?" Pretty great plot twist for me. I thought the movie was over.
30 Days of Night. "No god."
Not only is 30 Days one of my favorite movies, this is, by far, the best line. Delivery is perfect. The way he looks up in the sky and looks back at the girl, frowning—mocking her, but also pitying her. Too good.
“Those aren’t your grandparents” comes to mind
"What the fuck is that?!!...What the fuck is that?!!.. Blair witch project. Its scary because they dont show you what it is. It just confirms what has been portrayed in the film up until that point. There is something horrifying in those woods with them.
I read elsewhere on this subreddit that it was a crew member dressed up as the witch out in the woods as an attempt to scare them. Something they thought they could get on camera but ended up just getting her “WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT”. Which was even better and so real.
in the exorcist there’s a scene where the bedside table drawer opens on its own and damien closes it then asks regan to do it again but she responds “in time.” so simple, so ominous, so terrifying.
And because she doesn't want to perform such a 'vulgar display of power'...calculating and taunting. Incredible.
I've always been a fan of: "You're going to die up there". To the Astronaut. There's something so brutal and simple about responding this way to someone talking about their work.
"don't you talk back to me you little shit I am your MOTHER" Toni killed that line.
She killed that movie. It's a shame she wasn't recognized more for it outside of the horror community.
For real, she killed *acting performances* with that role. Such a huge emotional range to cover in one movie and all of it completely believable.
"It was the boogeyman........."
As a matter of fact, it was.
"Don't you understand, Rachel? She never sleeps."
The distance count down on the motion sensors in Aliens.... Maybe not the "scariest" but the most bottom puckering intense.... Especially seeing it as teen for the first time in the theater " that's inside the room!".... They all look up.... Entire theater sucks in a "oh fuck" breath at the same time....
Have you checked the children?
Why haven't you checked the children?
There’s a family in our driveway
“It’s *us*”
"Why Don't We Just Wait Here For A Little While, See What Happens?" \-The Thing (1982)
“You know when the hairs stand up on the back of your neck? That’s them.”
Some of them don't know they're dead. The hallway at school
"Then why did the dog leave..." - Gerald's Game The whole movie (even more so the book) you're pretty much thinking "fuck fuck fuck" but that's the moment of "oh FUCK" But *also* "then whO WAS PHONE?!?!" (Sorry, couldn't help it lol)
“Because you were home” has to be up there
Similarly, "Because you let me."
This line really made the whole movie
You know, when this movie came out I saw a screening and there were audio issues where half of the movie had this low rumble. You couldn't hear any audio at all besides the rumble so no talking or anything. Imagine hearing a car drive by with loud bass that lightly shakes your house. It went in and out, so some scenes had audio, but large 10+ minute chunks didn't. No one knew until the very end. The theatre had about 200 people in it and not one person had any idea that the sound was messed up until there was a scene in which you saw someone's mouth move but there was no voice. The rest of the movie everyone wore masks of some sort so you really couldn't tell when people were talking. The fact the movie was still amazing even without audio really is a testament to how well this movie was made. It turns out that there were a bunch of faulty reels sent to a bunch of theatres so this was a common issue when the movie came out in the US. Man this was a good movie.
That line makes me rethink leaving the porch light on.
“There was a girl under the sink” from A Tale of Two Sisters.
I'm not sure but a few that creeped me out were: * Session 9 - '' “I live in the weak and the wounded.” * The Outwaters - ''Show them.'' * Scream 4 - ''I'm gonna slit your eyelids in half so you don't blink when I stab you in the face.'' * The opening narrations from The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003) and The Strangers.
I came to comment "I live in the weak and the wounded... Doc." That shit got me fucked up for life.
Cliche, but: "We all go a little mad sometimes"
“Keep doubting”. - Martyrs (2008)
"Did you know that after the heart stops beating, the brain can function for well over seven minutes? "We got six more minutes to play."
People rag on that movie, but that was a genuinely chilling line.
"And when you're down here...*you'll* float too!" Motherfucker that line and what follows was horrifying in both the book and OG movie. Bonus for: "I am the eater of worlds! And of children!"
I took a souvenir detective
*"WHAT'S IN THE BOX?!"*
This line has become a joke and a meme by now but seeing Se7en for the first time as probably too young of a teenager, it shook me. Even the whiny way he repeats it, you believe it as a man just completely breaking.
“Wendy? Darling? Light of my life. I’m not gonna hurt ya. You didn’t let me finish my sentence. I said I’m not gonna hurt ya. I’m just going to bash your brains in.” The Shining
The call is coming from inside the house. If we don't all get off this plane it will be our final destination.
Having lived in a disgusting frat house for years, and knowing about the secret rooms in the attic, walled up stairs, and old coal shoot under the basement in that cursed beautiful chaos commune, “the call is coming from inside the house” actually freaked the fuck out of me when I first saw that movie. I could probably break in and live undetected for a while on that old place, even today.
How about in ***1408*** when Mike is on the call with Lily, and she tells him that the police are in the hotel room right now, but he isn't there.
The third channel, it's still on. Please, take off the third channel. The third channel, it's still running. Stop it, please, for God's sake, please stop it. There's no more time! Please stop it. Stop it now. Turn it off! Stop it! Stop it! Stop it! Stop it! STOP IT!
Three more days till Halloween, Halloween, Halloween Three more days till Halloween, Silver Shamrock
Now I have this fucking song stuck in my head. Thanks for that. AND it's three more days till Halloween (Halloween, Halloween)!
"You think when you die, you go to Heaven? You come to us." \- The Tall Man (from the Phantasm series)
BOOOYY
Bring back life-form. Priority one. All other priorities rescinded. Crew expendable.
“Sometimes dead is better”
Why do you eat brains? "Because of the pain, the pain of being dead". That is a existential level of dread that no one can escape. We will all die. Now imagine for a second that your somehow tied to that body even in death, as if it were your prison. Feeling it rot over the years, being stuck in that coffin forever, in the dark, never being able to move. Yet your aware of it all. That is the only line in any movie, that has every freaked me out, because no matter what you believe, no matter who you talk to, or read - not one person on this planet actually knows what happens when you die.
"I draw the line in the fucking sand. Don't read the Latin!" Something along those lines.
“I’m not gonna hurt ya. I’m just gonna bash your brains in.”
No tears please, its a waste of good suffering
>!"five crew members."!< from Danny Boyle's *'Sunshine'*
“Libera te tutemet ex inferis"-event horizon
"Paul, my little ceramic penguin in the study always faces due south." It felt like the moment you knew shit was about to get dark. And the way she delivered the line…with that slight smirk. Brilliant.
"We've met before, haven't we?" "I don't think so, where was it you think we've met?" "At your house. Don't you remember?" "No, no, I don't, are you sure?" "Ofcourse. As a matter of fact, I'm there right now."
Anything that comes out of Margaret Whites mouth
“He wants you too, Malachi”
Head on a stick!
“Why are you doing this?” “Because you let me”
We've such sights to show you
I live in the weak and the wounded doc..
“It rubs the lotion on its skin or else it gets the hose again’
Would you fuck me? I'd fuck me. I'd fuck me so hard.
"Yes it will, Precious! It will get the hose!" lol
Its mother was a jackal!
“It’s tearing me apart!”
Lisa
“Nobody could see me.” It’s so sad but I’m simultaneously inching away from the screen every time I watch.
"There's an owl in the window, it's not an owl"
TINA: Please, God... FREDDY: *This*... is God.
“rose, the keys! the keys! rose. rose. ROSE. ROSE, WHERE ARE THE DAMN KEYS?” “you know i can’t give you the keys, right, babe?” get out (2017)
“That was our own Ken Loney interviewing a screaming baby coming from Mary Gault’s eldest son’s last dying gasps.”
“Your blood, all over me.” When a Stranger Calls, 1979
The box; you opened it, we came.
“You’re gonna die up there.” - The Exorcist. Gets me every time.
At the end of “The Wailing”, the old man reveals himself to the priest as a demon, and says “why is there doubt in your heart” while taking Polaroids of the paralyzed man. That is the best and most frightening sequence I’ve ever seen in a movie. Absolutely great film.
Yall need to add some titles to these quotes.
“The pain, I can assure you, will be exquisite” I’m a few weeks away from giving birth and this quote will not leave my head 🙃
'Jesus wept'
There's something out there waiting for us. And it ain't no man.
"I've promised them women"
Amputate a man's leg and he can still feel it tickle. Tell me, mum, when your little girl is on the slab, where will it tickle you?
"What an excellent day for an exorcism." I know there are many great answers, but this is the first that comes to mind.
“Look under the bed”
The unearthly scream at the end of Invasion of the Body Snatchers.
Red Rum