In a previous episode we talked about movies and TV that seared some of the scariest onscreen moments into our heads as young horror fans. Here we talk about a few (but not all) of our top-tier scariest film and TV we've seen as adults.
Some are new titles and some are older, but either way these managed to do something most horror can't -- they scared us. And we loved it!
EPISODE FILMS
VIOLET: The Haunting of Hill House (Mike Flanagan; 2018), HOST (2020), Talk to Me (2023), Hereditary (2018).
RICHARD: Audition (1999), Wolf Creek (2005), Martyrs (2008), Haze (2005).
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