What The Scariest Movies Look Like Without Special Effects

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Traditionally, horror isn't a genre that depends on digital trickery. Taking a practical approach is often not only cheaper, but more effective when it comes to unnerving an audience—and horror movies rarely enjoy the freedom of a big budget, especially when the big studios aren't involved. Advances in technology in recent years have made convincing visual effects far more accessible, however, to the point that even low-budget productions can take advantage. Green screens are now commonplace on horror sets—and if you strip away all the special effects, what you're left with isn't very scary at all…
Hollow Man | 0:31
The Ring | 1:11
Crimson Peak | 1:46
The Conjuring 2 | 2:10
The Thing | 2:43
Godzilla | 3:22
The Shallows | 3:58
The Purge: Election Year | 4:30
Prometheus | 5:22
World War Z | 6:31
Krampus | 7:31
I Am Legend | 8:38
Deadly Honeymoon | 9:39
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