Another part that scared the hell out of me in RE8 was in Shadows of Rose, where that mannequin was chasing after you whenever you took your eyes off her
This should be on the list. It wasn’t spoiled for me and scared the ever loving SHIT out of me when I finally turned around in the kitchen and saw her in the doorway.
Mr. X in RE2R is scary because his appearance is not a jumpscare, but sustain terror. The typical tactic in RE games is to clear the room out of enemies, so you can move around them at ease, but after Mr. X appears you feel constant tension. I remember it took me hell a lot of time to do clock tower, because there was only one escape route and I heard his footsteps constantly, so I was checking if he is in the room or not. It doesn't help that you can also hear him opening doors to other locations. Of course he can't enter clock tower, but you don't know it on your first playthrough.
I thought he could enter the tower at first which had my anxiety at an all time high. RE2R is the scariest RE game because of Tyrant chasing you the whole game
during my first playthrough (literally yesterday) I didn't know, which made me afraid when Leon made the bell sound so loud. I thought he was going to walk in the room and do whatever it was that he did when he caught you (hadn't been caught up to that point; obviously he punches you) because it was so loud and I heard his footsteps and it felt like he was getting closer. Also, when he showed up in the jail, he scared the hell out of me. I was getting bit left and right trying to run without fighting the zombies. Mr. X gave me permanent PTSD with those footsteps😭
Beneviento house in Re8 was made like this: “ Hey sir I know we agreed to make our next main installment to the series easy as hell with tons of action, but should we also put in it one of the most horrifying experiences we have created so the fans won’t lose faith to us saying we can’t make a survival horror game anymore?” “You’re a fcking genius”
Man I love RE7. But damn that fetus monster in Village was terrifying. Not only visually, but thematically. The fact that you couldn't fight back and that it was a manifestation of the deepest fears Ethan had after learning his child was "special"; especially after everything he went through in the Baker house, this monster was probably the darkest place his mind went to. Not to mention that the whole process of pregnancy and birth can be really scary through a certain perspective. Something about the trail of the umbilical chord really freaked me out. Learning it was a hallucination all along was messed up lol.
And i actually was eaten at the first run before the elevator because i was so freaked out and messed up the control at the final seconds 😰then i have few nightmare afterward... that one is definitely my no.1 pick
RE7 was my first RE game and only 2 moments really got to me. #1 Old House Marguerite jump #2 Jack busting down the wall before I even got into the laundry room. A noteworthy mention was the RE7 basement where I knew Jack was probably hiding and didn't want to go down there because of it.
My number 1 scary moment is from Re1 and it's remake is the first encounter with the hunter. That genuinely terrified me because of how it was introduced. You are not expecting it and you don't know what it is. All you know is it's coming after you and fast. I'm surprised it didn't make the list
Re8 is one of the scariest. Tight spaces boss level monsters snatching you up randomly, the daughters randomly appearing near a door, bruh that part where heisnberg drops you in the dungeon with all the lycans howling and you have like 10 bullets and you are hand cuffed that shid was scary. Lady d ducking under rhe door was scary.
In my opinion, Lyacans are the scariest common enemy in any RE games. Everything about them is super scary. They are fast, They are creepy, they are terrifying, their eyes glow and they actually DODGE your attacks.
So I have massive nostalgia for RE2 Original o it will always be up there butmy fav would have to be Biohazard and RE2 remake! Yours @@privateprivate3767 ?
Mia and the Bakers' intentions are the reason why I despise basements as an adult like I was whilst a child. Btw, the Ashley segment in RE4R is one of the scariest moments imo. It plays out like a Doctor Who episode surrounding the Weeping Angels, and I'm just terrified of the thought of some living object such as a mannequin or statue following me if I don't stare at them. Sorry if this is off-topic, but thanks LEGO Dimensions for giving that pants-shitting fear to me before getting my hands on RE4 Vanilla and the Remake!
A bit that always scared me was the Verdugo busting out of the vents, when you saw things from their perspective. Idk why, but the way it just cuts instantly to their viewpoint and them just chasing you at full speed. That always put me on edge so much.
Resident Evil 1 - First introduction of the Hunters. You thought it was safe to go back into the mansion but then the cutscene happened and the hunter appears.
Resident Evil 7 is truly a masterpiece of horror. The claustrophobic setting in first person gave it an awsome touch. And the Bakers just look like dementive possesed people. Those crawlers outside the yard filled me with terror. And the basement, oh God, the basement...
There’s a section RE7 that really stuck with me. In the old house when you have to retrieve the d series arm. That whole section really creeps me out. The noises, the darkness. And then when you finally get the arm and the soundtrack makes your hairs stand up and you turn around and you can see Eveline’s legs. I haven’t been scared in a game like that for a long time
I've only ever played Resident Evil 8, and the two things that scared me the most were probably the baby thing in the Beneviento House and Lady Dimitrescu. I was over here saying that Lady Dimitrescu is too big to be fitting through one of the normal doorways, and when I turned around she was right behind me walking through one of the normal sized doors. As for the baby, I heard it crying and was carefully looking around to see where it was to stay away from it before it grabbed me out of nowhere and ate me 😭
licker jumping through the 2 way mirror even after you had been in the other room knowing nothing was in there scared me so much from the original resident evil 2 should have been on this.
I played only the 4 most known resident evil games and these are the moments where I freaked out : In RE2R, I had to pause the game and get my head together everytime I heard the footsteps of Mr X. Plus, all the parts were Leon has to go in the RPD basement, in the morgue, parking lot and in the ceilrooms full of zombies had me terrified, to the point that I would do this part quickly so then I could turn back asap upstairs. In RE3R, i got chills out of the hospital part with Carlos playing hide and seek with the hunters. On addition, I got really horrified during the moment where Jill has to restart the power engines in the big ass insect nests. The sound of these creatures was really creepy. In RE4R, obviously it was the lonely Ashley's mission that got me scared, but also the regenerador walk-through in both Leon and Ada campaigns. In RE7, during the first micomorph appearance, my heart nearly stopped...
Jack scared me more than Magarete and Mia. Have you ever thought you gave him the slip so you ran for the key in that hallway and he busted through the wall right in front of you??? I threw my controller after that
Nobody mention the score of Mr. X? I mean, this is the scariest part of him. This sound like your are dragged into a vacuum really freaks me out every time.
My number 1 scariest re moment was in RE7 when Jack busts through the wall during your first encounter, before you fight him in the garage Though an honorable mention for me would be the RE4 maze. I remember playing that part for the first time when I was 10, and just hearing the dogs growling, snarling, and running through the maze actually made me ask someone else to play that part for me
@@aceash5.065 Same here, but it wasn't the scariest. I have to say, when you first encounter them and you hear what sounds like it running toward you only to turn around and find nothing in the same corridor was freaky And to think I wanted to play the game when I was 6 years old😂. I'm glad my parents made me accept that age ratings are there for a reason, not that it stopped me from playing it 4 years later, but still
Scariest moment from a resident evil game I feel were crimson heads. We never had sufficient ammo and never knew what was coming up next. I miss the mystery of RE games.
That zombie dog hall way... I will never forget. I played that first RE1 game late, so it was directors cut. It was like 98 I think. I had Chris, and a knife.... And I stopped playing that game for a good week after that lol. I was like 13 at the time... It was hilarious.
The first zombie encounter in the first game gave me literal night terrors but I was like 4 when I first played it. That Mia moment on the stairs has haunted my adult brain. I agree with this lol
I've seen a lot of posts regarding Resident Evil 2 remake, it kind of blows my mind that no one has ever brought up that Mr. X has a resemblance to Dolph Lundgren.
Nemesis jumping through the window had me scarred as a 5/6 year old playing my dad’s games; I restarted that game so many times as I’d just restart it after listening to the radio message in the STARS office instead of facing Nemesis.
The moment that got me the most on my first run of any RE game was the Licker in the Stars Office hall in RE2. I kid you not, nothing in the series scares me more than the remake take on Lickers.
I've been putting off playing the Resi 2 remake for years... The library area when Mr X follows you and you have to use a jack to lift those shelves...
Oddly enough for me on both Leon’s and Claire’s campaign he didn’t show up when I was doing that part. I thought it was a scripted encounter so I was expecting him and rushed through it, but I remember doing the clock tower and him coming after me but it was really easy to lose him just by running cuz he doesn’t run.
I remember trying RE7 without ever playing a RE game, got to those exact stairs, heard the *thud* of someone coming up the stairs and just instantly quit the game. Im not great with horror...
Resident evil director's cut with you see the first zombie turnaround after killing one of your stars members I feel should have been the number one spot
2 things not on this list that scared me. The knight section and the Verdugo fight in RE4 remake. The knights because I had to pay extra attention to my surroundings and constantly watching my back when I could. The Verdugo because I had to move fast and it could come out of nowhere at any time. And both because I could NOT afford to let my guard down. Although the sewer section and the plant labs in RE2 remake were pretty unsettling. And I was a little on edge during the training facility in RE0 cause I had no idea what I could run into and I constantly had healing items on hand.
I'm going to quickly set the scene for my scariest moment. Not only in any Resident Evil but in any video game. And maybe the sharpest startled of my life in total. Even after playing Resident Evil 4 many many times I did not know that if you shoot the lake at the pier before you get on to it that the monster pops out and one-hit Chomps you into instant kill. I was playing on the VR so it felt more like I was there, and things were right in my face. I also had double speed on so I can get to the game quicker on whatever run through I was doing. So when I shot the lake just to shoot at some fish and that thing came out of the lake it came out at Double speed, I wasn't expecting it, and it look like it was coming at directly at me, not at any screen. It was pretty bad.
Resident Evil 4 OG had a jumpscare where there isn't supposed to be. When you finish the shooting minigame, a Ganado appears out of nowhere showing scores.
One part that scares the shit out of me, even though I KNEW when a Licker would pop out of a vent, it STILL scared the shit outta me in either RE2 or RE3 OG
The boss fight with Marguerite always reminded me of Tristana Medeiros from the film REC. She has this slender look just like her. People who watched REC for sure know what I'm talking about. For me the scariest moment in the RE series is when we see Lisa Trevor for the first time in RE1 remake. I'm very immune to horror scares as I watched hundreds of horror films but the look of Lisa gave me some goosebumps.
My favorite scary moment was when you go for the D Series hand in the old house. Nothing it happening but it has a creepy ambiance, then you get the arm and when you turn around there are FEET watching you, and then the sound ambiance (or may I say the "music"?) gets creepier. Also, another mention to RE7 was the "bedroom" DLC. I would NOT do an Escape Game like that in real life.
Looking at the timestamps, for a second I assumed there was a jumpscare based in a bar. Imagine a Licker popping out from a bar. A Liquor Licker if you will.
Not really a scary thing in hindsight, but I will never forget my first run through RE2R, playing Claire's campaign, the part with Mr X while in the elevator, sitting there with the tension running high, only to hear "holy shit, Jesus Christ" from behind me as Birkin carved out the Tyrant's side, turns out my stepfather had entered the room and had thought I was watching a movie, and he really doesn't do well with horror, so while the monent itself probably scared him more than me, it certainly made me jump as well
My favorite scary moments are the first hunter in re1, first licker in re2, pretty much every jumpscare that mr. X and nemesis give you in their games, (Well original game when it comes to nemesis), first regenerator encounter in re4, and of course the demon baby in the beneviento house in village.
Mr. X has to be the easiest one to dodge and not fuck with while you're roaming the RPD but it was a pain for me to defeat when he completely transformed, while Nemesis is the opposite. He was a pain while you were walking around Raccoon City but pretty damn easy to shoot down when he transformed completely. (At least that's what I think)
ehhh.. Im not an expert, but im pretty sure REmake makes your first experience with a crimson head being that one before the door where you put the fake key into the contraption, that you got from the dog. Not sure if its possible for your first experience to be the boss one
I’m not gonna even lie I’m stuck on RE8. The one part where you first encounter that baby thing or whatever tf it is. The moment I heard the baby noises I quit immediately 😂 Edit: (That was about 6 months ago, I haven’t picked it back up since 😆).
Everyone always says undead baby is one of the scariest encounters in the franchise. For me, it ranks at the top for funniest. Seriously, I cant feel scared at all, those baby sounds as a big floppy meatsack wiggles its way through corridors... its just too funny for me to be scared at all
Tip for REmake, use the shotgun and aim up, blowing the heads is permanent end for zombies, you wont really want to save shotgun ammo anyway, its not good against Hunters. speaking of Hunters, one acid round kills them, only helpful for playing as Jill but so much safer.
The atmosphere that the Re-1/REmake and Re-2/RE2R games had were kind of unbeatable.... Re-3 due to being a bit more action focused was a little less scary, but the looming dread that an unbeatable BOW is chasing you throughout is kind of terrifying. RE3R was not scary due to the scripted scenes and really high focus on action. RE4 and RE4R, rarely had any horror moments, it was like some sort of action adventure movie. Only regenradors were terrifying like you said. I wont talk about 5 and 6 cause they really weren't scary. RE7 was actually great with horror aspect while RE8 had its moments but its weren't as great as compared to RE7
RE revelations was my first RE game, and any kind of jumpscare really scared me and it gave me nightmares as a kid. I was really scared of any kind of horror game. But now I’ve grown and started to play RE revelations again, but this time it doesn’t scare me as much now 😅. I even got RE3 remake for PS5 and it’s very fun to play.
Mr. X is the worst in my opinion. Most RE moments are over fast, but with Mr. X it’s constant and you don’t have time to catch your breath and relax especially on harder difficulty
In re2r what scared me was when i was under the statue then saw mr x enter west office so i bolted to observation room thinking i was safe then mr x 5 busted through the press room then i ran like hell to the break room
Dude back in the day when it was new the dogs jumping through the window was fucking terrifying though! I remember the first time I went through that part of the game I was scared but I was also hooked. I went out and bought a guide to get me through the game cuz 8th grade me was not gonna figure out what to do next lol, I was a gamer but I guess this was my first experience with a game like that and I have been playing RE games since.
I finished the original re2 and re3 on ps1, re2,3 and 4 remakes, just small portions of re5, revelations 1 and 2, finished re7, village and shadows of rose. so far RE7 was the most terrifying for me. I got the game in 2017 played it in the middle of the day and I was even with my gf at that time, and the beginning part still managed to scare me, from viewing the tape to the first mia attack. I thought it would be nice if I played it alone during the night time to be more immersive which I did and holy shit that first jack encounter is hands down the most terrifying moment for me. it was the epitome of survival horror, getting chassed by a murderous maniac wielding a chainsaw who clearly walks faster than you in a very narrow hallway, no video game ever made my heartbeat so fast I felt like I was going to pass out . that made me hesitant to play the game as it was scary and also frustrating. 6years later I finally finished the game only after finishing village. that game really is a masterpiece, just like the original re2 and re3.
In My opinion resident 7 is scary but once you played it for About 3 to 4 Times The Mia And Other Moments Get Less Scary But Somehow these other Moments are still a little creepy
Another part that scared the hell out of me in RE8 was in Shadows of Rose, where that mannequin was chasing after you whenever you took your eyes off her
This should be on the list. It wasn’t spoiled for me and scared the ever loving SHIT out of me when I finally turned around in the kitchen and saw her in the doorway.
@@laponte101 Haha yeah. Everything in that house, in both games, was just so scary
I never found the mannequins scary
@@WinterWolf_EditsNot even the one that followed you? That one freaked me out, haha
@@notme5744 lol wait, the big one?
I was so traumatized by Mia in 7 that I trusted her for 0 seconds in 8
Lol I could never trust her again throughout the series
What ELSE is she not saying?
Mr. X in RE2R is scary because his appearance is not a jumpscare, but sustain terror. The typical tactic in RE games is to clear the room out of enemies, so you can move around them at ease, but after Mr. X appears you feel constant tension. I remember it took me hell a lot of time to do clock tower, because there was only one escape route and I heard his footsteps constantly, so I was checking if he is in the room or not. It doesn't help that you can also hear him opening doors to other locations. Of course he can't enter clock tower, but you don't know it on your first playthrough.
I thought he could enter the tower at first which had my anxiety at an all time high. RE2R is the scariest RE game because of Tyrant chasing you the whole game
during my first playthrough (literally yesterday) I didn't know, which made me afraid when Leon made the bell sound so loud. I thought he was going to walk in the room and do whatever it was that he did when he caught you (hadn't been caught up to that point; obviously he punches you) because it was so loud and I heard his footsteps and it felt like he was getting closer. Also, when he showed up in the jail, he scared the hell out of me. I was getting bit left and right trying to run without fighting the zombies. Mr. X gave me permanent PTSD with those footsteps😭
Beneviento house in Re8 was made like this:
“ Hey sir I know we agreed to make our next main installment to the series easy as hell with tons of action, but should we also put in it one of the most horrifying experiences we have created so the fans won’t lose faith to us saying we can’t make a survival horror game anymore?”
“You’re a fcking genius”
Man I love RE7. But damn that fetus monster in Village was terrifying. Not only visually, but thematically. The fact that you couldn't fight back and that it was a manifestation of the deepest fears Ethan had after learning his child was "special"; especially after everything he went through in the Baker house, this monster was probably the darkest place his mind went to. Not to mention that the whole process of pregnancy and birth can be really scary through a certain perspective. Something about the trail of the umbilical chord really freaked me out. Learning it was a hallucination all along was messed up lol.
Terrified me too. Crazy scary then the backstory with the fetus. Crazy!
And i actually was eaten at the first run before the elevator because i was so freaked out and messed up the control at the final seconds 😰then i have few nightmare afterward... that one is definitely my no.1 pick
my scariest moment was from re4 the monster coming from the oven in the island , that thing made me drop my controller when I was a kid lmao
RE7 was my first RE game and only 2 moments really got to me. #1 Old House Marguerite jump
#2 Jack busting down the wall before I even got into the laundry room.
A noteworthy mention was the RE7 basement where I knew Jack was probably hiding and didn't want to go down there because of it.
My number 1 scary moment is from Re1 and it's remake is the first encounter with the hunter. That genuinely terrified me because of how it was introduced. You are not expecting it and you don't know what it is. All you know is it's coming after you and fast. I'm surprised it didn't make the list
Re8 is one of the scariest. Tight spaces boss level monsters snatching you up randomly, the daughters randomly appearing near a door, bruh that part where heisnberg drops you in the dungeon with all the lycans howling and you have like 10 bullets and you are hand cuffed that shid was scary. Lady d ducking under rhe door was scary.
In my opinion, Lyacans are the scariest common enemy in any RE games. Everything about them is super scary. They are fast, They are creepy, they are terrifying, their eyes glow and they actually DODGE your attacks.
Yay another RE ranking video! I am honestly obsessed with your Resident Evil ranking videos! You have such a cool view on things
what is your favourite RE game?
Thanks!! Glad you enjoy the content!
So I have massive nostalgia for RE2 Original o it will always be up there butmy fav would have to be Biohazard and RE2 remake! Yours @@privateprivate3767 ?
@@privateprivate3767mine’s 4, closely followed by 8. What’s yours?
The scene in RE7 with filmmakers was pretty scary to me. All three disappearing one by one like that freaked me out.
Chris' model from RE7 scared the T-virus out of me
Nice list. Brought back some fun scary moments in the originals. I think I will have to agree. 7 is top scary for number 1.
Totally see that!
Mia and the Bakers' intentions are the reason why I despise basements as an adult like I was whilst a child.
Btw, the Ashley segment in RE4R is one of the scariest moments imo. It plays out like a Doctor Who episode surrounding the Weeping Angels, and I'm just terrified of the thought of some living object such as a mannequin or statue following me if I don't stare at them. Sorry if this is off-topic, but thanks LEGO Dimensions for giving that pants-shitting fear to me before getting my hands on RE4 Vanilla and the Remake!
this Channel is a goddamn hidden Jem
Really appreciate that!
@@NerdSpaceGames have u tried the RE2 original MODS those would make great content?
and how many subscribers do u need to get sponsored?
The first zombie and the first hunter encounter in the original resident evil really game me nightmares back in the day.
A bit that always scared me was the Verdugo busting out of the vents, when you saw things from their perspective. Idk why, but the way it just cuts instantly to their viewpoint and them just chasing you at full speed. That always put me on edge so much.
Tbh I’ve heard that a lot from other people
I didn't find the baby monster scary, but rather disturbing. I mean, that's something you'd expect to see in a Silent Hill game.
Anybody else think Mr. X looks like Dolph Lundgren?
Facts! Lol
I thought Mr X model was Dolph Lundgren
@@Chloe1sylvester1234 really?! I never heard that before but it would make sense why he looks so much like him
Resident Evil 1 - First introduction of the Hunters. You thought it was safe to go back into the mansion but then the cutscene happened and the hunter appears.
That moment is no joke lol
Resident Evil 7 is truly a masterpiece of horror. The claustrophobic setting in first person gave it an awsome touch.
And the Bakers just look like dementive possesed people.
Those crawlers outside the yard filled me with terror. And the basement, oh God, the basement...
There’s a section RE7 that really stuck with me. In the old house when you have to retrieve the d series arm.
That whole section really creeps me out. The noises, the darkness. And then when you finally get the arm and the soundtrack makes your hairs stand up and you turn around and you can see Eveline’s legs.
I haven’t been scared in a game like that for a long time
I've only ever played Resident Evil 8, and the two things that scared me the most were probably the baby thing in the Beneviento House and Lady Dimitrescu. I was over here saying that Lady Dimitrescu is too big to be fitting through one of the normal doorways, and when I turned around she was right behind me walking through one of the normal sized doors. As for the baby, I heard it crying and was carefully looking around to see where it was to stay away from it before it grabbed me out of nowhere and ate me 😭
licker jumping through the 2 way mirror even after you had been in the other room knowing nothing was in there scared me so much from the original resident evil 2 should have been on this.
Even in remake there was the same thing, I nearly had a heart attack
@@BeatsbyCesco but it wasn't on the list
@@jessebecerra yes too bad
I played only the 4 most known resident evil games and these are the moments where I freaked out :
In RE2R, I had to pause the game and get my head together everytime I heard the footsteps of Mr X. Plus, all the parts were Leon has to go in the RPD basement, in the morgue, parking lot and in the ceilrooms full of zombies had me terrified, to the point that I would do this part quickly so then I could turn back asap upstairs.
In RE3R, i got chills out of the hospital part with Carlos playing hide and seek with the hunters. On addition, I got really horrified during the moment where Jill has to restart the power engines in the big ass insect nests. The sound of these creatures was really creepy.
In RE4R, obviously it was the lonely Ashley's mission that got me scared, but also the regenerador walk-through in both Leon and Ada campaigns.
In RE7, during the first micomorph appearance, my heart nearly stopped...
Jack scared me more than Magarete and Mia. Have you ever thought you gave him the slip so you ran for the key in that hallway and he busted through the wall right in front of you??? I threw my controller after that
LOL
Nobody mention the score of Mr. X? I mean, this is the scariest part of him. This sound like your are dragged into a vacuum really freaks me out every time.
the fetus from RE8 and the mannequins in the shadows of Rose DLC are definitely the scariest for me
My number 1 scariest re moment was in RE7 when Jack busts through the wall during your first encounter, before you fight him in the garage
Though an honorable mention for me would be the RE4 maze. I remember playing that part for the first time when I was 10, and just hearing the dogs growling, snarling, and running through the maze actually made me ask someone else to play that part for me
Ooooh, the part with the Novistadors in the sewer was pretty scary to me
@@aceash5.065 Same here, but it wasn't the scariest. I have to say, when you first encounter them and you hear what sounds like it running toward you only to turn around and find nothing in the same corridor was freaky
And to think I wanted to play the game when I was 6 years old😂. I'm glad my parents made me accept that age ratings are there for a reason, not that it stopped me from playing it 4 years later, but still
I can't stress enough how the first zombie in the original RE lives rent free in my head.
Scariest moment from a resident evil game I feel were crimson heads. We never had sufficient ammo and never knew what was coming up next. I miss the mystery of RE games.
That zombie dog hall way... I will never forget. I played that first RE1 game late, so it was directors cut. It was like 98 I think. I had Chris, and a knife.... And I stopped playing that game for a good week after that lol. I was like 13 at the time... It was hilarious.
The first zombie encounter in the first game gave me literal night terrors but I was like 4 when I first played it. That Mia moment on the stairs has haunted my adult brain. I agree with this lol
I've seen a lot of posts regarding Resident Evil 2 remake, it kind of blows my mind that no one has ever brought up that Mr. X has a resemblance to Dolph Lundgren.
2:02 dudeee I jumped
Nemesis jumping through the window had me scarred as a 5/6 year old playing my dad’s games; I restarted that game so many times as I’d just restart it after listening to the radio message in the STARS office instead of facing Nemesis.
The moment that got me the most on my first run of any RE game was the Licker in the Stars Office hall in RE2. I kid you not, nothing in the series scares me more than the remake take on Lickers.
I've been putting off playing the Resi 2 remake for years...
The library area when Mr X follows you and you have to use a jack to lift those shelves...
Oddly enough for me on both Leon’s and Claire’s campaign he didn’t show up when I was doing that part. I thought it was a scripted encounter so I was expecting him and rushed through it, but I remember doing the clock tower and him coming after me but it was really easy to lose him just by running cuz he doesn’t run.
The first original RE zombie was my top. I remember that as a kid when it came out 😂😅
I remember trying RE7 without ever playing a RE game, got to those exact stairs, heard the *thud* of someone coming up the stairs and just instantly quit the game. Im not great with horror...
Get back in there soldier.
Algorithm sent me here, not disappointed, you got a new sub.
Nothing has ever fucked with my mind as that damn lurker frog. And of course, the zombies out of view in the old games.
That baby monster gave me PTSD! It was the ONLY time in a game where i have been genuinely terrified 😂😂
Mine was the first hunter in Re 1.
everyone forgot the hunters which r a LOT dangerous than lickers which u can slowly walk pass on original and remake and re5
@@HassanAwdi-g4f yes that's true
Detention room, old house
Resident Evil 7 for me
Resident evil director's cut with you see the first zombie turnaround after killing one of your stars members I feel should have been the number one spot
2 things not on this list that scared me.
The knight section and the Verdugo fight in RE4 remake.
The knights because I had to pay extra attention to my surroundings and constantly watching my back when I could.
The Verdugo because I had to move fast and it could come out of nowhere at any time.
And both because I could NOT afford to let my guard down.
Although the sewer section and the plant labs in RE2 remake were pretty unsettling.
And I was a little on edge during the training facility in RE0 cause I had no idea what I could run into and I constantly had healing items on hand.
I'm going to quickly set the scene for my scariest moment. Not only in any Resident Evil but in any video game. And maybe the sharpest startled of my life in total.
Even after playing Resident Evil 4 many many times I did not know that if you shoot the lake at the pier before you get on to it that the monster pops out and one-hit Chomps you into instant kill.
I was playing on the VR so it felt more like I was there, and things were right in my face. I also had double speed on so I can get to the game quicker on whatever run through I was doing.
So when I shot the lake just to shoot at some fish and that thing came out of the lake it came out at Double speed, I wasn't expecting it, and it look like it was coming at directly at me, not at any screen.
It was pretty bad.
Resident Evil 4 OG had a jumpscare where there isn't supposed to be. When you finish the shooting minigame, a Ganado appears out of nowhere showing scores.
BRO I PLAYED THROUGH THE REGENERATOR'S LAB IN VR I HAVE PTSD!!!!!
One part that scares the shit out of me, even though I KNEW when a Licker would pop out of a vent, it STILL scared the shit outta me in either RE2 or RE3 OG
Del Lago jumping out of the lake and eating you without warning in RE4 scared me so much it took 10 years before I played it again
Re7 will get its flowers one day, top tier game
The boss fight with Marguerite always reminded me of Tristana Medeiros from the film REC. She has this slender look just like her. People who watched REC for sure know what I'm talking about. For me the scariest moment in the RE series is when we see Lisa Trevor for the first time in RE1 remake. I'm very immune to horror scares as I watched hundreds of horror films but the look of Lisa gave me some goosebumps.
My favorite scary moment was when you go for the D Series hand in the old house. Nothing it happening but it has a creepy ambiance, then you get the arm and when you turn around there are FEET watching you, and then the sound ambiance (or may I say the "music"?) gets creepier.
Also, another mention to RE7 was the "bedroom" DLC. I would NOT do an Escape Game like that in real life.
The hunters that break through the windows on RE1R next to the medicine room. Completely unexpected.
Looking at the timestamps, for a second I assumed there was a jumpscare based in a bar. Imagine a Licker popping out from a bar. A Liquor Licker if you will.
lol the time stamps were auto generated or done in the comments. I don't know why it was liquor haha
I definitely agree with the original Resident Evil back in the day be scary. it was like the start of jump scares
Wasn't Alone In The Dark the first game with jumpscares?
i played it for first time with VR2, man i was glad the baby monster section was over, i kind of rushed it lol
Mr. X getting back up as you exit the door after you kill him for the first time was the scariest moment for me
Not really a scary thing in hindsight, but I will never forget my first run through RE2R, playing Claire's campaign, the part with Mr X while in the elevator, sitting there with the tension running high, only to hear "holy shit, Jesus Christ" from behind me as Birkin carved out the Tyrant's side, turns out my stepfather had entered the room and had thought I was watching a movie, and he really doesn't do well with horror, so while the monent itself probably scared him more than me, it certainly made me jump as well
My number one scare would be in resident evil 4 when you hear a chainsaw and you can’t see where it is and it gets closer it made me cry as a kid
My favorite scary moments are the first hunter in re1, first licker in re2, pretty much every jumpscare that mr. X and nemesis give you in their games, (Well original game when it comes to nemesis), first regenerator encounter in re4, and of course the demon baby in the beneviento house in village.
2:12 this one had me drop the controller when I was a kid and my older cousin wouldn’t stop teasing me over it
STARSSSSS!!!!!!
How did jack encounters not make this list?
Resident evil village fetus baby in vr is pure nightmare fuel
Mr. X has to be the easiest one to dodge and not fuck with while you're roaming the RPD but it was a pain for me to defeat when he completely transformed, while Nemesis is the opposite. He was a pain while you were walking around Raccoon City but pretty damn easy to shoot down when he transformed completely. (At least that's what I think)
ehhh.. Im not an expert, but im pretty sure REmake makes your first experience with a crimson head being that one before the door where you put the fake key into the contraption, that you got from the dog. Not sure if its possible for your first experience to be the boss one
Jack is definitely the scaryest in resident evil 7 because he doesn’t freaking die
Ima be honest the only thing that scared me in resident evil village is when you open up a door and a pig charges at you
RE7 Madhouse - Being chased by Jack in this tiny hallway is the scariest for me
Village when you have to kill the doll is pretty scary to
the mannequin part in RE7 DLC scared me more than all of this XDD
no love for resident evil 3 hunters
mrx and lickers (original and remake) never scared me as much as nemesis and hunters (re1 and 3)
I’m not gonna even lie I’m stuck on RE8. The one part where you first encounter that baby thing or whatever tf it is. The moment I heard the baby noises I quit immediately 😂
Edit: (That was about 6 months ago, I haven’t picked it back up since 😆).
Everyone always says undead baby is one of the scariest encounters in the franchise. For me, it ranks at the top for funniest. Seriously, I cant feel scared at all, those baby sounds as a big floppy meatsack wiggles its way through corridors... its just too funny for me to be scared at all
lol to each their own. It scared the living shit out of me
Tip for REmake, use the shotgun and aim up, blowing the heads is permanent end for zombies, you wont really want to save shotgun ammo anyway, its not good against Hunters.
speaking of Hunters, one acid round kills them, only helpful for playing as Jill but so much safer.
The atmosphere that the Re-1/REmake and Re-2/RE2R games had were kind of unbeatable....
Re-3 due to being a bit more action focused was a little less scary, but the looming dread that an unbeatable BOW is chasing you throughout is kind of terrifying.
RE3R was not scary due to the scripted scenes and really high focus on action.
RE4 and RE4R, rarely had any horror moments, it was like some sort of action adventure movie. Only regenradors were terrifying like you said.
I wont talk about 5 and 6 cause they really weren't scary.
RE7 was actually great with horror aspect while RE8 had its moments but its weren't as great as compared to RE7
Mr X scared you so much that you pressed the start button 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Pretty solid top 10
RE revelations was my first RE game, and any kind of jumpscare really scared me and it gave me nightmares as a kid. I was really scared of any kind of horror game. But now I’ve grown and started to play RE revelations again, but this time it doesn’t scare me as much now 😅. I even got RE3 remake for PS5 and it’s very fun to play.
Baby monster was terrifying
Mr. X is the worst in my opinion. Most RE moments are over fast, but with Mr. X it’s constant and you don’t have time to catch your breath and relax especially on harder difficulty
In re2r what scared me was when i was under the statue then saw mr x enter west office so i bolted to observation room thinking i was safe then mr x 5 busted through the press room then i ran like hell to the break room
Baby monster is number 1 hands down
Mr X looks like an old Dolph Lundgren.
Dude back in the day when it was new the dogs jumping through the window was fucking terrifying though! I remember the first time I went through that part of the game I was scared but I was also hooked. I went out and bought a guide to get me through the game cuz 8th grade me was not gonna figure out what to do next lol, I was a gamer but I guess this was my first experience with a game like that and I have been playing RE games since.
WHY everyone keeps forgetting the hunter introduction that scared me the most
Mr x not in my top 10
I finished the original re2 and re3 on ps1, re2,3 and 4 remakes, just small portions of re5, revelations 1 and 2, finished re7, village and shadows of rose. so far RE7 was the most terrifying for me. I got the game in 2017 played it in the middle of the day and I was even with my gf at that time, and the beginning part still managed to scare me, from viewing the tape to the first mia attack. I thought it would be nice if I played it alone during the night time to be more immersive which I did and holy shit that first jack encounter is hands down the most terrifying moment for me. it was the epitome of survival horror, getting chassed by a murderous maniac wielding a chainsaw who clearly walks faster than you in a very narrow hallway, no video game ever made my heartbeat so fast I felt like I was going to pass out . that made me hesitant to play the game as it was scary and also frustrating. 6years later I finally finished the game only after finishing village. that game really is a masterpiece, just like the original re2 and re3.
In My opinion resident 7 is scary but once you played it for About 3 to 4 Times The Mia And Other Moments Get Less Scary But Somehow these other Moments are still a little creepy
Idk whu no one talks about verdugo boss fight in re4 , i found it way more stressfull than the regeneradores 🤷♂️
Still the Giant Fetus in RE8 is on the top of my list.
jack in madhouse 💀💀
i played re7 with VR and that was so scary but really cool
Ultimate abyss is super hard for me
mia and marguerite gave me nightmares ong
Bro MR X IS IN THE TOP 2
i really hate the the beneviento in re8, like you cant do anything becaouse you cant fight in this chapter
How I'd rank every Resident Evil (main entry) based off how scary it was
1 Resident Evil 7
2 Resident Evil 2 remake
3 Resident Evil 3
4 Resident Evil 2
5 Resident Evil Code Veronica
6 Resident Evil 1 remake
7 Resident Evil 0
8 Resident Evil 1
9 Resident Evil 8
10 Resident Evil 4 remake
11 Resident Evil 4
12 Resident Evil 3 remake
13 Resident Evil 5
14 Resident Evil 6
Zombie surprise is not scary... RE7 have jumpscare and most of the scene there are scary.