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"The Conjuring," as many others have listed.
After Lorraine falls into the basement, and is sitting there alone in the dark, Bathsheba's feet suddenly come into view, suspended as though she's been hanged. The feet then begin to turn to face Lorraine, swinging toward her. Something about that terrified me in the moment.
"Hereditary."
It must have been the subversion of expectation, but hearing the mother pounding on the attic door, paired with the proceeding visual revelation that she was doing so with her head, unsettled me.
"It Follows."
I feel as though I need say nothing but 'the tall man' to explain which scene startled me whilst watching the film for the first time in cinemas.
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The train is coming with shiny cars, comfy seats, and wheels of stars. Hush, little ones, have no fear; the man in the moon is the engineer.
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