Jump Scares in Pay The Ghost (2015)

See below for the exact times and descriptions of the 13 jump scares in Pay The Ghost, which has a jump scare rating of 3.0.

Jump Scare Rating: Jump scares begin to ramp up from about the 20 minute mark. Most are relatively predictable however one scare at the 26 minute mark is quite well done.

Synopsis: One year after the disappearance of his son on Halloween, Professor Mike Lawford is haunted by sightings of his son and cryptic messages telling him to “pay the ghost”.

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Jump Scare Times

00:01:59 – Some children are hiding in a cellar when something breaks through from above.

00:25:57 – Mike looks out the window and sees a shadow creeping down the street below, suddenly the shadow transforms into a face that appears right at the window.

00:35:29 – A dog barks at Mike.

00:38:09 – A hooded figure with a burnt face briefly appears behind Mike.

00:41:49 – Mike looks at some grainy video camera footage, all of a sudden a scary face pops up on screen.

00:52:14 – A pan suddenly catches fire.

00:53:57 – The figures standing outside Mike’s house suddenly catch fire. Seconds later, Mike turns around and has a vision of a large number of children standing in his house.

00:57:57 – The apparently dead psychic suddenly grabs Mike’s wrist.

01:02:10 – Kristen turns around suddenly, accompanied by a noise on the soundtrack.

01:13:43 – A hooded figure attacks Hannah, pushing her out the window.

01:17:46 – Some birds fly at Mike while he is on the bridge.

01:18:54 – Mike approaches a woman, when he touches her she bursts into flame and Mike begins to have a flashback.

01:24:18 – The hooded figure rushes at Mike on the bridge.

(Major jump scares in bold)

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