Scariest film of all time!

Rating: 7/10 (23 July 2011)

When it comes to a horror film for me, 10:00 p.m. in the basement, lights out, headphones on, volume cranked, full screen, and I say to myself, "lets do this". No, not really, but yeah. By the time I finished this film, I had some wetness in my pants, and was shaking like crazy. This film is insanely scary to no end. They may be mostly jump scares, but some psychological stuff is thrown in also, and the jump scares fuel them, making them 10x more scarier.
The film's dark atmosphere and beautiful and scary music score fuels it into each scene preparing you for the worst, then hits you where you least expect it. BOOM! jump scare, a psychological one here and there. But yeah, not much else but jumpers. But that's still fine. There's nothing wrong with them. Now a days, psychologically scaring someone is almost impossible, so what other choice do director's have. But this one found a way to make it work. Quite a clever maneuver.
Some don't like jumpers, and that's fine. But in this film, its an exception, no question. Because the jump scares don't just scare the ever living s**t out of you, but they make the more psychological scares scarier than usual. You'll know what I mean when you see it.
Most modern day horror films don't fit the bill of scariness, such as Paranormal Activity. But films such as this, and Disturbia, it works like a charm. When I first heard of this, I thought it would just be another stupid horror film thinking it was scary, and just had pointless bull crap in it. But instead I got something different. I got a horror film and a director, actually trying, and succeeding.
This film was simply nonstop scary, and in terms of horror films, that means its good. The scarier the better. And for this film, it couldn't be scarier, so it couldn't be better. Scariest film ever!