See below for the exact times and descriptions of the 15 jump scares in Cooties, which has a jump scare rating of 3.0.
Jump Scare Rating: A large number of “half-jumps” however very few rise to the level of being truly scary or startling.
Synopsis: A tainted batch of chicken nuggets causes children to turn into mindless zombies at an elementary school in the town of Fort Chicken
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Director: Jonathan Milott, Cary Murnion
Runtime: 88 minutes
Jump Scare Times
00:18:36 – Patriot grabs Shelly’s pigtail and it comes right off to reveal a bloody patch on her scalp. A few seconds later Shelly turns around and lunges at Patriot.
00:20:56 – Shelly lunges at another student in the playground.
00:24:09 – A hand appears on the door of the nurses office.
00:26:56 – Wade bursts into the staff room, startling the other teachers.
00:27:12 – A group of infected students appear in front of the window behind Rebekkah.
00:28:25 – An infected student jumps up from the back seat to grab the policeman.
00:28:35 – Wade opens the staff room door and an infected student is standing right behind it.
00:29:33 – A teacher appears from around a corner.
00:47:39 – The lights suddenly cut out.
00:48:59 – There is some loud banging as the children attempt to break into the room where the teachers are hiding.
00:53:59 – Lucy grabs Clint around the ankle while he is crawling through the ventilation duct.
00:55:15 – An infected child puts his hand on the grate over the ventilation duct.
00:58:38 – The vending machine makes a noise, causing the nearby infected child to scream.
01:16:06 – An infected child reaches into the car and grabs Clint.
01:20:09 – Doug turns a torch on and his face suddenly appears on screen, scaring the others.
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