Jump Scares in The Crazies (2010)

See below for the exact times and descriptions of the 18 jump scares in The Crazies, which has a jump scare rating of 4.0.

Jump Scare Rating: Several jump scares, most of which occur from the 55 minute mark onwards. Probably not recommended for those who dislike jump scares.

Synopsis: Sheriff Dutten and his pregnant wife try and escape their small of Ogden Marsh after the town water supply is accidentally contaminated with a virus that turns people into violent killers.

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Jump Scare Times

00:14:09 – Nicholas grabs Deadra’s shoulder.

00:15:10 – An eye appears on the other side of the keyhole that Deadra is looking out from.

00:23:00 – David grabs Russell by the wrist.

00:23:16 – An apparently dead Bill suddenly jumps up and starts screaming in his cell. [Video].

00:26:40 – Jim attacks David with a metallic instrument.

00:26:57 – Jim appears above David holding some sort of circular saw.

00:29:28 – A large number of military personnel apprehend David as he exits the shed.

00:56:43 – David is grabbed around the neck by one of the Crazies.

00:58:23 – The female Crazie drops to the ground to reveal the male Crazie standing behind her.

01:02:16 – Becca screams suddenly.

01:04:30 – The face of a Crazie comes in to view in the back window.

01:05:24 – A car is hit by a missile from a helicopter and explodes.

01:09:07 – A man is shot through the head without warning.

01:23:01 – Judy pears around a corner and sees a Crazie. [Video].

01:25:29 – David grabs Judy from behind and puts his hand over her mouth. [Video].

01:25:40 – David opens a truck door and a dead body falls out.

01:26:43 – A hand grabs David around the ankle.

01:28:23 – Judy startles David.

(Major jump scares in bold)

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