What MCU movie do you consider to be scarier than multiverse of madness?

I was wondering if Marvel has any movie that is more terrifying, or atleast darker than their so labeled "horror movie", Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. Age of Ultron seems to do it for me. What's your opinion?

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shotbydarrell2025-11-14 08:29

Not a movie but I think the only thing that comes close to the vibe of MoM is Werewolf By Night.

CashNo69602025-11-14 10:39

yeah same thought

CommunityHot92192025-11-14 11:19

That is by definition a movie.

linee0012025-11-14 15:47

What’s the difference between a movie and an episode of a show?

CommunityHot92192025-11-14 15:50

...the fact that one is an episode of a serialised show and the other is a single self-contained story (yes, regardless of whether it's part of a larger series of movies; a sequel is still self-contained).

Werewolf by Night wasn't an episode of a show. It was a movie that went straight to streaming.

cyperdunk2025-11-14 08:42

Far from home had those illusion scenes that felt quite terrifying and stressful, but certainly not horror in a spooky sense.

Wanda also hexing the avengers in age of ultron. I loved when she does that choppy walk in and out of scenes too.

PhosphoFred82022025-11-14 12:36

Is “The Big Short” in the MCU? Cuz that’s the scariest film I’ve ever seen and it’s full of supervillains 🤓

Seriously tho, MoM was probably it

the_old_coday1822025-11-14 16:13

That’s actually my favorite movie lol

mrbaryonyx2025-11-14 18:58

I feel like it's MCU canon right? It would have happened before the movie's events and there's no reason to think it wouldn't have

MissingLink1012025-11-14 12:50

The ending of Infinity War is pretty terrifying in concept

probablynotaskrull2025-11-14 12:59

Agents of Hydra season of Agents of Shield. So many incredible scares: >! Daisy’s “not Lincoln” reveal, Fitz/Simmons in the machine shop, Aida realizing that Fitz loves Gemma and totally loses her shit, Fitz screaming that Aida has all the inhuman powers, when they took away agent Koenig’s puppy. !<

BravoLeader30002025-11-14 14:15

That really was a highly disturbing arc - masterfully done.

tiggoftigg2025-11-14 14:04

I think some parts in the hulk movie are terrifying.

JamJamGaGa2025-11-14 14:21

FYI, no one from Marvel ever labeled Doctor Strange a "horror movie." They just said it would have horror elements to it.

TheHondoCondo2025-11-14 15:24

I believe Keven Feige literally called their first “scary movie” at SDCC 2019 when it was first announced.

RihoSucks2025-11-14 18:44

I think it was the original director of dr strange who was attached to the sequel before parting ways due to creative differences who called it the mcu's first horror movie at that time.

MusicLikeOxygen2025-11-14 19:04

Yeah, it was. I've always assumed that the creative differences were that he wanted to go harder in the horror direction and Marvel/Disney didn't.

TheHondoCondo2025-11-14 21:53

Yes, but Kevin Feige introduced it as that as well.

Wtygrrr2025-11-14 15:16

Love and Thunder had me terrified for the future of the MCU.

the_old_coday1822025-11-14 16:13

Got a funny guy over here

evapotranspire2025-11-14 16:18

Although this vibe didn't extend to the entire movie, Black Widow had an opening that was more terrifying and heartbreaking than anything else I've seen in the MCU. As a parent of young kids, I actually felt sick to my stomach while watching it.

InterestingCabinet412025-11-14 18:26

Agreed! It was a lot heavier than I was prepared for.

Defiant_Wheel48882025-11-14 17:01

Wandavision like i mean entire series is scary but there is no lots of jumpscare except vision and few other but still its like edge of seat momment and other scare stuff

Dell0c02025-11-14 17:38

Nothing in the MCU has been scary, to date.

IJustWantADragon212025-11-14 17:47

I don’t think any of the MCU movies have been scary. MoM was weird and had some creepy imagery, but it wasn’t a scary film by any stretch.

I’ve not watched Werewolf by Night, so I can’t speak to if that is scary, but none of the theatrics releases have been.

Timely-Flamingo-64332025-11-17 00:37

Werewolf by Night isn't scary per say. But I didn't find MoM scary either. Oh, btw, I would defietely reccomend watching Werewolf by Night. It was pretty good.

clashrendar2025-11-14 20:04

The major plot point of *Black Widow*about rich and powerful men trafficking and controlling girls and women is actually very relevant in real life, which is horrifying. They may not have secret sky bases or mind control tech, but otherwise it has a foot in a dark reality that needs ot be fully exposed and ended with those responsible seeing actual justice.

metalmankam2025-11-14 20:10

Marvel Zombies is straight up R rated gory bloody zombie goodness

havewelost63882025-11-15 00:05

Not a movie, but Werewolf by Night on Disney+ might have the vibe you're looking for.

Strict_Berry74462025-11-15 05:51

New Mutants was pretty good. Not MCU, but still good

SSJRemuko2025-11-15 07:56

I dont think any of them are anywhere close to that. Thunderbolts might be the closest. The Void is legit unsettling.

Front_To_My_Back_2025-11-15 16:51

Ep 1 of WandaVision

Caracallademise2025-11-15 18:36

The first 2 episodes of Moon Knight were so perfectly psychological and scary in a certain manner. Oscar Isaacs is an amazing actor.

Christian Bales performance as Gorr was amazing. He was intimidating for a villain. Most MCU villains aren't scary like I'm afraid for the characters through the screen but Gorr was intense

Multiverse of Madness isn't really scary to me but some of the visuals are uncomfortable to look at cuz I'm a squeamish person. Like Strange dream walking into his deceased body.

clocktickmakemecrazy2025-11-16 15:51

I felt that anything with Wanda has had the scary or creepy element usually seen in horror films, I mean, she is a witch so ... figures. I still remember how I jumped from my seat seeing the mind cave sequence in MoM, and it gets me every time.

Tony's dream of dead avengers, Nat's memeory, every time Agatha knocked on Wanda's door in Wanda Vision.

I felt Werewolf by Night had some scary element too.

The original Man-Thing movie comes closest to a Marvel project being horror I guess, but it's not in the MCU.

Fallenjace2025-11-21 07:28

Age of Ultron, scary?

Yeah, I felt chills when the 9 foot robot told the story about being so very, very lonely.