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This website helps you know exactly when jumpscares happen in horror movies, so you can watch them without unexpected scares. Perfect for people with anxiety or those who want to enjoy horror films without the startle factor.
Our timestamps are community-verified and generally very accurate. However, they may vary slightly depending on different cuts, streaming platforms, or regional versions of films.
Yes! You can submit jumpscares for any movie. Create an account and use the "Add Jumpscare" button on movie pages. All submissions are reviewed before being published.
Absolutely! All features including jumpscare data and SRT file downloads are completely free.
SRT files are subtitle files that display jumpscare warnings 5 seconds before each scare occurs. Download them from any movie page and load them in your video player.
Most video players support SRT files. Look for "Subtitles" or "Load external subtitle file" in the menu.
Yes! Use apps like VLC for Mobile, MX Player, or BSPlayer. Load your video, then load the SRT file as external subtitles.
Yes! SRT files are plain text. Edit with any text editor to modify warnings or adjust timing while maintaining the format structure.
Most players have "Subtitle delay" options to sync timing. You can also manually edit the timestamps in the SRT file.
Completely safe! SRT files are plain text containing only subtitle information - they cannot execute code or harm your device.
Major jumpscares are intense, sudden scares that typically make most people jump. Minor jumpscares are smaller startling moments or tension-building scares.
Yes! Contact us through the support page or submit jumpscares for movies not yet in our database.
Use the "Report" button next to any jumpscare entry, or contact us directly through the support page.
Currently, we don't offer a public API, but we're considering it for future development based on user demand.
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