As a total horror fanatic, I always keep an eye on what the Science of Scare Project comes up with each year. They basically gather a bunch of people to see which horror movies really scare them, and it’s fascinating! It seems like Sinister and Host have been neck and neck for the scariest title for a while now, and 2025’s results are in. Guess what? Sinister is still the most terrifying movie they tested! But this year, something new shook things up – a movie that just came out a few months ago actually made it into the Top 25. If you haven’t seen it yet, you’re in luck – it’s hitting streaming on October 3!
Debuting in the United States on May 30th, Bring Her Back has been ranked as one of the most frightening films ever created by the Science of Scare Project. The movie landed at #24 in their latest research. Directed by Danny and Michael Philippou, this film-a follow-up to Talk to Me-is a powerfully bleak and intense exploration of grief. It’s understandable why participants in the study found it so disturbing. The movie is Certified Fresh on Rotten Tomatoes, earning an 89% rating from critics who described it as “too dark for mainstream audiences.” Horror fans, however, have found it equally terrifying, giving it an audience score of 79%.
Following their father’s unexpected passing, siblings Andy and Piper find themselves under the care of a new foster parent, Laura. While adjusting to life in her remote house, they discover a frightening ceremony that puts both their lives and mental well-being at risk.
What Other 2025 Movies Made the Science of Scare Project Top 50?
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- Sinister
- Host
- Skinamarink
- Insidious
- The Conjuring
- Hereditary
- Smile 2
- Smile
- The Exorcism of Emily Rose
- Talk to Me
- Hell House LLC
- The Conjuring 2
- It Follows
- The Dark and the Wicked
- The Descent
- Paranormal Activity
- The Babadook
- A Quiet Place Part 2
- The Autopsy of Jane Doe
- Insidious 2
- Oddity
- The Ring
- Terrifier 2
- Bring Her Back
- Terrifier 3
It’s likely to spark a lot of different opinions, because everyone has their own preferences. What appeals to one person might not appeal to another at all. However, it’s always enjoyable to discuss and share thoughts. For those interested in the details of the Science of Scare Project and how the research was done, you can find more information on their website. Be sure to check out Bring Her Back, which will be available to stream on HBO Max starting Friday, October 3, 2025.
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