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Runtime: 102m
A woman arrives at a rental home to find it already occupied by a stranger. What seems like an awkward mix-up slowly unravels into something far more disturbing.
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List of Jump Scares In Barbarian (2022)
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Barbarian (2022) features a moderate jump scare count. Breaking down into one major scare and a series of smaller jolts, it uses eerie reveals, tense silences, and a few well-timed surprises. The jump scare timing is spread fairly evenly, with a slight spike near the end.
So how scary is Barbarian (2022)? It’s unsettling without relying too heavily on shocks. With a creeping sense of dread and moments of isolation, it builds tension in all the right places.
00:07:44
After leaving the bathroom, Keith startles Tess after appearing behind her, accompanied by a pitchy sound effect.
00:21:52
Keith wakes up screaming when Tess touches his arm, accompanied by a sound effect.
00:33:23
After a tense moment, a sudden knock startles Tess.
00:41:46
Keith emerges from the dark, causing Tess to scream, accompanied by a high-pitched sound effect.
00:42:24
💀 A screaming figure suddenly charges through the tunnel from behind Keith.
01:04:35
The tape measure suddenly begins to be pulled, accompanied by a sound effect.
01:05:41
As the flashlight flickers, a ghastly figure lunges toward the camera, accompanied by a sound effect.
01:19:25
A sudden scream startles AJ, accompanied by a booming sound effect that may startle some viewers.
01:21:26
During a quiet moment, as AJ looks at a dress, a sudden cough startles him, accompanied by a loud, high-pitched sound effect.
01:27:09
A ghastly figure suddenly bursts through the front door with a scream.
01:32:16
While around the fire, a ghastly figure bursts through the back wall with a scream, accompanied by a booming sound effect.
01:35:29
A ghastly face suddenly appears from off screen, accompanied by a sound effect.
