I'll give them credit that at least the jump scares fit in with what is happening on screen. The worst to me is when the jump scare comes from the loud music effect and not what is physically happening. The original Resident Evil had a scene where they played really loud music when a zombie's eyes opened. The zombie's eyes opening wasn't scary and was in fact predictable, but the loud music that accompanied it startled me. I've even seen two or three movies where the loud music startled me without me ever actually "seeing" what was supposed to have scared me. This would happen when my eyes weren't focused where the filmmaker wanted, something appeared that I didn't see, and then I jump when the jump scare music played, leaving me wondering what the hell I was supposed to have been scared of.
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