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The hand /grave in carrie. Expected these days. Back then it wasnt.
In Alien, for me, it was in the pipe when he turns the torch up and the creature is on top of him.
Some moments in Hellraiser were quite chilling.
Sorry oct, i took so long to post mine, your Carrie beat my Carrie!)
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A tv showing of Hammer's The Gorgon in the 70s. I found a sequence SO scary I actually hung on to my uncle. Strange since I was no Hammer newbie. But funnily enough whilst I was still at primary school (that's up to 11 year olds in the UK) after seeing a number of safe old Universal faves like House of Frankenstein on a Friday night when I was allowed to stay up because of no school next day, I was suddenly subjected to Brides of Dracula.
This was my first Hammer film, coming after those old movies, and whilst it didn't affect me during the running which I thought was amazing, I didn't want to go to bed until my mum went up stairs with me!!! Obviously something unnerved me as I watched it which I didn't think about until I suddenly realised it was bedtime...
I was a lot older (in my own terms) when I saw The Exorcist (after already seeing the sequel - yeah I know though I don't agree it's as bad as some say), and believe me, scary wasn't my word for it, although I liked much of what I saw.
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