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And today we're counting down our picks for the top 10.

Scariest scenes of 2020.

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And for this list, we're looking at terrifying scenes that made us unnerved, uncomfortable, disturbed or just filled us with dread TV and film scenes air both eligible, as well as movies that premiered in 2019.

As long as they're wide releases happened in 2020 let us know in the comments section below, Which scene had you shaking under the blankets?

Number 10, creature feeding Sputnik.

We've seen scenes where an alien feeds on a human before and it always terrifies us.

However, this particular scene differs from those, and it's disturbing.

Nature is elevated because the feeding is deliberate and there are onlookers.

Seeing it in thermal vision and from a distance has us filling in the blanks in our minds.

And the unknown is always scarier in our heads.

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Yeah, the way that the creature moves and makes a precise and calculated decision to rip the captive's head off highlights that we are right to be scared of it.

Number nine Trapped relic change is always frightening, whether it be physical, circumstantial or environmental.

So when the interior of the house you know, is changing before your very eyes, we can understand being fearful.

Knowing that your freedom is just behind a wall.

That you can't get through is devastating, as is the claustrophobic feeling the scene induces with its camera angles.

Oh, we, as the audience feel trapped, and that makes us feel incredibly uncomfortable.

While the rest of this film is relatively slow, Sam's entrapment happens unexpectedly fast, which doesn't allow us to ease into the situation as viewers.

It's okay.

Okay.

Oh, number eight, Ghost by the Bed Lovecraft Country.

It's the eyes, the damn eyes.

A scary scene succeeds when we feel scared for a particular character.

So when that character is sleeping and defenseless, the danger and fear we feel for them is amplified.

While the exact intent isn't revealed here, we are expecting the worst.

If the ghosts intense gaze isn't enough to make your skin crawl, it's mutilated mouth is.

While this would have been enough on its own to scare anyone, the jump scare of the blanket being pulled off.

A The end is an excellent finisher.

Number seven Grace regresses the lodge.

Thinking you're about to die is a scary thought.

But what if you thought you were already dead?

That's precisely what happens in the lodge.

As Grace's partners, Children try to convince her that they are dead and in purgatory.

If we died, we lindane.

How do you know we had died?

How would we?

Because it makes no sense.

While we aren't sure what to believe at this point, there is no denying that the visual of Aden seemingly ending his life, is, Ah, heart stopper.

Our hearts do start again and quickly reach 120 beats per minute.

When Aiden reveals that he's unharmed and cannot die because he's already supposedly dead, none of it was really can we?

Can we just go inside, please?

Carol Centers number six in the Attic Host.

Firstly, we have to commend the creators for crafting the superb chiller during the Cove in 19 Pandemic, while quarantine restrictions were in place.

Now my dad, Caroline the Zoom application allows us to be a part of the film.

Characters hang out and watch as a demonic force terrorizes the group of friends.

Addicts are a naturally creepy place, and the anticipation the scene builds by having the camera slowly pan across the room has us tensing every part of our body as we wait to see what will appear.

What does reveal itself does not disappoint Number five opening scene possessor.

While we aren't presented with horrifying or spooky demons here, it's the very idea that scares us.

Imagine being possessed by a different person to carry out something you have no control of.

Director Brandon Cronenberg follows in his father's footsteps with body horror and surrealism.

So if you're a bit squeamish, this may not be for you.

The opening scene does an excellent job of relaying all this with some close ups, so you will know right away.

If you can stomach it, pull me out.

It's gory, bloody grotesque, and it all looks shockingly riel.

Number four Dinner Nightmare.

His house.

There are many horror movies in which a character sees a ghost or is attacked by a demonic presence and then somehow goes to sleep in the same house.

His house gives us a perfect reason as to why our characters can't leave, and the night which or a path haunting them uses this knowledge to torment ball.

The illusion of the vast emptiness and red skies emits an ominous aura as zombie like people emerge from underwater.

We can't see them until they burst up, which means we don't know when we can feel safe.

Mhm Number three Mutant wife Color out of space Cosmic horror as a genre is scary enough.

Ah, lot of what works and delivering scares is knowing that something is out there far more powerful than you.

The beings influences subtle at first, but that changes soon enough.

Theme melding of mother and son together to create a monstrous abomination makes a sick to our stomachs to hear and see.

Not because it's so disgusting, but because we're witness to a small child and innocents Woman in a lot of pain and despair as it continues to transform, were presented with a face that's straight from a nightmare.

Number two through the gown.

The haunting of blind manner.

While it may not be as frightening as Hill House, it certainly is chilling in has its moments with the scares being sparse, their arrival holds greater significance and works in their favor to make our skin crawl, I thought.

Go back to bed, please.

Usually, audiences can tell when a scare is coming and they can brace themselves, lessening the blow.

This is not the case when a pair of ghostly arms grab Perdita.

The black and white grading adds an ominous look to it, and the scene highlights what lengths people or ghosts will go to to get their revenge before we unveil our topic.

Here are some honorable mentions Detective Jack Hoskins encounters the man Thea outsider because he disappears in a flash.

Oh, seeing Catholic underwater because the creature is farm or terrible than we thought.

The dining room Z because it will make you jump out of your skin.

You go, please under the pavement.

Very, um, because it will make your skin crawl.

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Number one in the restaurant, The Invisible Man.

There are a few things at play here as to why this scene works in a horror film.

First were shown that public places are not safe anymore.

It lets the audience know that we can't trust ourselves not to be scared and seemingly safe places.

I need that strength in my life right now, and I need you to sleep.

What I'm about to tell you were also shown that not only do we have to be fearful for Cecilia, but for her friends and family to Additionally, the psychological torment disturbs us more than any other jump scare would.

What is that?

It's kind of suit that Adrian has built and it has cameras.

And somehow what the scene also highlights sees lack of control of the situation and that really is a shin.

Is Justus terrifying as all the other elements?

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