Movie Scenes That Will Always Give You The Chills

Do you ever gets chills during a movie scene? Maybe the moment is sad, maybe it’s scary, maybe it’s just really beautiful. These movie scenes are sure to give you chills all over every time you watch them. WARNING: spoilers ahead!

All Work and No Play (The Shining)

Stephen King’s classic is full of chilling moments, from the flash of the twins murdered in the hallway to the naked woman in the bathtub to the favorite “Here’s Johnny!” scene. Possibly the most terrifying, though, is the one that sets off the full climax of the film.

Wendy slowly approaches Jack’s typewriter to see what he’s been working so hard on, only to find hundreds of pages of the same words written over and over in all different formations: “All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.”

Living Dolls (Shutter Island)

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Though it received a lukewarm reception by critics, Shutter Island is a memorable and chilling film. The scene when Teddy finds his children drowned by his wife is horrifying enough to send shivers down anyone’s spine. Teddy stares in horror as she tells him, “Let’s put them at the table.

We’ll dry them off, we’ll change their clothes. They’ll be our living dolls. Tomorrow we can take them on a picnic.” The closing aerial shot of Teddy crying over Dolores’ body next to the children on the lawn… *goosebumps*.

USS Indianapolis (Jaws)

Everything about this scene is eerie… maybe even more chill-inducing than the shark itself! The way Quint tells his story of being stranded in the water while his friends were picked off by hungry sharks, the way the single light in the frame flickers and sways as the boat rocks back and forth, and the fact that the sinking of the USS Indianapolis was a real event all add up for a truly unforgettable scene.

Let’s throw it back to the good old days. An elderly dog plus his loving boy plus the almost-death of a talking animal… just add uncontrollable tears! This whole scene is an emotional rollercoaster, starting with Chance running over the hill and Sally Field’s adorable Sassy voice.

The kicker is when Peter realizes that Shadow probably didn’t make it home because he was too old. But then! The triumphant music! Shadow limps over the hill! This is one of the most heartwarming scenes in movie history and anyone who says otherwise has a heart of stone.