See below for the exact times and descriptions of the 9 jump scares in X – He’s Always Watching, which has a jump scare rating of 3.0.
Jump Scare Rating: There are a few effective scares present throughout the movie. Keeping the volume relatively low is also recommended as there are a few sudden loud noises that occur during completely mundane scenes, mostly the camera glitching out.
Synopsis: A fanmade, free to watch on Youtube Slenderman movie, in which the stories of four people interconnect; a pair of siblings who find something strange on their recently deceased father’s computer, a detective investigating missing children, and a man whose son was abducted by the Slenderman.
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Jump Scares: 9 (3 major, 6 minor)
Rating: Unrated
Director: AJ Meadows
Runtime: 73 minutes
Netflix (US): No
Tags: Found Footage, Low Budget
Jump Scare Times
00:10:18 – Hank suddenly shouts “I’m sorry.” While not a jump scare, it is sudden and extremely loud, enough to clip the microphone.
00:22:44 – Emma puts the camera down and as she moves out of the center point, the Slenderman is revealed to be standing right behind her.
00:23:09 – As Emma backs out of the school driveway, Chase points the camera at the Slenderman standing behind the building, followed by the camera glitching and an extremely loud yell.
00:34:29 – Hank turns around to look at Danny and the Slenderman is standing right behind him.
01:03:27 – A stack of hay suddenly falls in front of Emma.
01:04:09 – Emma turns around and the Slenderman is standing behind her.
01:06:53 – Chase shines the phone’s flashlight on the Slenderman.
01:07:45 – Kyle suddenly fires the gun.
01:13:29 – All of the screens suddenly turn into a close-up of the Slenderman.
(Major jump scares in bold)
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