And today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 most terrifying deaths in paranormal movies.

Oh, for this list will be looking at the scariest fatal encounters to grace the big screen in the context of a film involving paranormal forces.

The deaths need not be supernatural so long as the film is a whole is defined by paranormal events.

Please note this video contains sports which paranormal film death left its mark on you tell us in the comments Number 10, good day for flying a kite.

A bad day to be gauge Creed Pet Cemetery Losing a child is every parent's worst nightmare, and it's this primal fear that Stephen King taps into with his 1983 novel.

The 2019 version of Pet Cemetery ultimately went a different path, but the 1989 adaptation sticks with the source material by having the youngest of the creed Children meet a tragic fate.

After moving to rural Maine, the Creed family is enjoying a picnic on a beautiful sunny day.

You're flying it, you got it.

Gauges flying it, You got it.

Can I apply it in a minute, honey?

like age finished his church.

Unfortunately, when his father turns his back momentarily, young gauge greed chases a kite string onto the highway.

Quiet.

All right, just a minute.

All the family could do is look on in horror as the toddler is struck by a speeding big rig.

It's utterly devastating and paves the way for further horror when gauges revived by paranormal means.

Number nine.

Heather Donahue meets the titular, which The Blair Witch Project, though not the first found footage film of its kind.

The Blair Witch Projects put the technique on the map by connecting with a mainstream audience.

I want the son that felt like Something was near me, right, you know, kind of a eerie feeling.

If it was like a woman.

Sense of realism imparted by the documentary style approach and shaky camerawork allowed the filmmakers to deliver effective scares on a shoestring budget.

The movie, which is presented as recovered footage, follows three friends who set out to make a documentary about the Blair Witch dio.

There are many unsettling moments throughout the film, but it's the chaotic final scene that really stays with viewers after the credits roll scared to close my eyes scared to open them.

Look at it.

Exploring an abandoned house, Heather is attacked by something off camera.

There's no gore or monstrous reveal.

Its instead, the enduring mystery of what we don't see that makes her death so terrifying.

Why, why?

Wow!

Number eight Bugsy pushes the possessed Amelia to a breaking point.

The Baba Duke paranormal horror films use larger than life supernatural forces to scare viewers.

But for all the overt scares occurring on screen, the best horror films simultaneously address more grounded human themes that air equally terrifying.

See him in your room at night.

Come on.

Does it hurt?

The boy Mom doesn't look.

In the case of the Baba do, the titular figure could be interpreted as grief personified and carried to its most dangerous potential conclusion.

Amelia is a single mother struggling to raise her son.

Oscar Amelia's husband died on route to the hospital the day of their son's birth, and she feels his absence profoundly.

What you exhausted and seemingly losing touch with reality, Amelia eventually gives in to the Baba Duke's influence.

Justus, he foreshadowed in his sinister pop up book, Amelia kills the family dog in a shocking moment that will haunt you.

Number seven Baby Samuels Disappearing Act The witch horror films, by definition, seek to thrill viewers by challenging them with shocking images and concepts.

Even so, there are certain lines that most horror films refused across like harming infant characters, while the which manages to achieve the same effect without directly showing a child coming to harm.

The end result is equal parts devastating and utterly horrific.

I beg thee the sake of Ice one.

Forgive me.

Show me, Missy.

Show Me that Light.

Set in the 16 thirties, the film centers on a family of settlers scratching out a life for themselves in New England, the eldest child, Thomason, is playing peekaboo with Baby Samuel.

Filmmaker Robert Eggers flips this time on her game on its head, however, by having Samuel be the one who disappears.

Mm boom!

Some.

It's simple but masterfully executed and excruciatingly effective.

Number six ah, fiery prom for carries classmates carry high school is tough.

There's arguably no phase in life.

When one social status feels more important or high stakes than during these few years, carry it very sure play the game.

You win a game with her on the team.

Look at him.

He's on.

Yeah, eat shit.

Popularity becomes the be all and end all of your existence.

Add a super strict, obsessively religious and downright abusive mother into the mix, however, and it could become hell on earth, Bullied at school and made to feel unsafe at home.

Carry White is essentially alienated on all fronts when her peers set her up to become prom queen on Lee.

To publicly humiliate her, she snaps using her nascent telekinetic powers.

She sets the gymnasium of flame, trapping her peers and tormentors inside.

It's a horrific faith, and it's made all the more terrible by the claustrophobic cinematography and editing.

Number five.

The townspeople meet the vampires 30 days of night.

When you're in a new town, first impressions are everything.

You should be courteous, considerate and approachable.

You don't bring me what I want to eat, but I want to drink.

That's enough, pal.

Leave the lady be or you can eat the locals.

Sure, that works to.

In this 2000 and seven comic book horror adaptation, we catch up with the town of Barrow, Alaska.

Justus.

They prepare for a month of polar winter.

While this is a psychologically taxing month under the best of circumstances, things take a turn for the worse.

When a boatload of vampires decide to stop by, It doesn't take a vivid imagination to imagine why vampires might find 30 days of night tantalizing.

The filmmakers, however, chose to leave nothing to the imagination.

What ensues is a massacre you'll never think vampires air sexy again.

Number four Father Caress makes the ultimate sacrifice.

The Exorcist Among the greatest and most influential horror films of all time.

The Exorcist has enough terrifying moments toe warrant its own list.

Why you?

Oh, focusing specifically on deaths.

However, the fatal fall of Father Caress certainly leaves a lasting impression on the viewer.

After killing Burke Jennings and giving Father Lancaster Marron a freaking heart attack, the demonic Jesus do battles Damien caress for the soul of Reagan McNeil.

Okay, having been bested at every turn, the good priest takes drastic measures by inviting the demon into his own body, unable to pass up such a tantalizing host.

Jesus, who makes the jump on Lee for father care, is to promptly hurl himself out the window and down a flight of stairs in a bid to kill them both.

It's horrific and heroic.

Number three.

Dick Halloran Painful reception at the Overlook Hotel The Shining is our list.

40% Stephen King adaptations.

Yes, it is.

And we regret nothing.

Though the author wasn't a fan of Stanley Kubrick's interpretation of his novel, it's now widely considered a masterpiece of horror cinema.

Here's Johnny, with his father, Jack fully succumbing to the maddening supernatural influence of the Overlook Hotel.

Ah, young Danny Torrence uses his fear to connect with Dick Halloran.

Unfortunately, rather than swoop in to save the day, Halloran cuts his vacation short on Lee to be cut down minutes after walking into the hotel.

As the friendly, telepathic cook wanders the seemingly empty halls, a sense of dread sets in.

Anybody here, then, out of nowhere, Jack attacks.

After such a long, slow tracking shot, this sudden act of violence is utterly explosive.

Number to know a meat samara for the first and last time, the rain.

Yes, this scene has been endlessly parodied in the years since its release.

But back in 2000 to when the franchise was first unleashed upon Western audiences, cinema goers were absolutely terrified.

It never could have become so popular to spoof if it hadn't first made a massive impression on the pop culture landscape.

Your phone ranks, someone knows you've watched it on.

What they say is you will die in seven days.

By this point in the film, we've already seen Samaras handiwork and it's not a pretty sight, but witnessing her do the deed is something else entirely like Noah.

All we can do is watch on in horror as Samara adds him to her list of victims.

Okay, what makes this scene so effective is the slow building tension.

There's no need for a jump scare, Samaras.

Slow approach is plenty horrifying as is before we unveil our topic.

Here are a few honorable mentions.

Paulus Eyeball meets wooden Splinter Zombie to this master class in practical effects would make anyone lose their appetite way.

Mika hits the camera paranormal activity.

Now that's how you use the found footage.

Technique to maximum effect.

Dr.

Burke gets hooked.

Candy man, The condescending doctor learns first hand that the Candyman is all too real.

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Number one Pennywise takes a bite under the bleachers.

It chapter to know.

Mm, the titular clown from Stephen King's.

It has mastered the art of ending lives, a cosmic being with Mawr supernatural abilities than Bronze Age Superman.

It isn't content to just consume his victims efficiently.

He savors their fear, and that means that every meal is an opportunity to terrify the audience by extension.

Beautiful Pennywise The Clowns most iconic cinematic moment is his toothy exchange with Georgie Den Bro in both the 1990 version and the 2017 adaptation.

George's fate chills us to the core, even after countless repeat viewings.

But director Andy Machete somehow managed to up the ante in Chapter two.

The fatal bite is indeed terrifying shore, but it's the drawn out manipulation that occurs first that makes the whole thing so deeply disturbing.

You're supposed to say, three.

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