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The Fox Network even had to pull this episode from airing rotation for some time due to the volume of complaints they received about its disturbing nature.ДЄgents Mulder and Scully investigate a terrifying family, the Peacocks, in the small town of Home in rural Pennsylvania throughout this episode.

вЂњHomeвЂќ has been traumatizing audiences since it first aired in 1996, earning its title as the only X-Files episode with a viewer discretion warning.

In fact, it is our opinion that you canвЂ™t really compile a list of the scariest episodes in all of television and not mention this episode. вЂњHomeвЂќ (Season 4, Episode 2) FoxДЇinally, you canвЂ™t make a list of the scariest X-Files episodes without putting season 4, episode 2 on the list. The agents nearly meet their demise in this episode after uncovering a sinister project at a shady fertility clinic involving the identical creepy girls. Mulder initially believes these murders the work of aliens due to how strange they are, but as we come to find out he was wrong. In this episode, audiences are meant to be confused as Agents Mulder and Scully work to solve at least two murders. For The X-Files, one creepy child was not enough and the creative team elected to make a terrifying episode with two identical creepy children. вЂњEveвЂќ (Season 1, Episode 11) FoxДЄ horror trope that is likely to never go away due to its continued effectiveness when it comes to upsetting viewers is the creepy children trope. Chinga has two different lines: вЂњLetвЂ™s have funвЂќ and вЂњI want to play.вЂќ As you can imagine due to the nature of the show, when the doll chooses to say these things, bad events follow. In this episode, Agents Mulder and Scully encounter a doll named Chinga that, as some dolls do, can speak. This episode was set up to be infamously scary thanks to the writer of the episode, none other than esteemed author Stephen King. What is it about dolls that terrify so many people? While humanity tries to continue to figure out the answer to this question, horror creative teams will continue to take advantage of the fact that just sitting a doll in a room tends to make viewers uncomfortable. If you regularly use Port-a-Pottys, you probably donвЂ™t want to watch this episode. Agents Mulder and Scully, currently not assigned to the X-Files department, come together to hunt down this monster.

The Flukeman hitches a ride across seas to New Jersey and in the sewers begins brutally murdering multiple victims. вЂњThe HostвЂќ (Season 2, Episode 2) FoxДЇor those who are less of a gruesome horror fan and more of a fan of ridiculously unsettling and disgusting monsters that wreak havoc, The X-Files has plenty to choose from but none quite do the job Season 2вЂ™s вЂњThe Host.вЂќ This episodeвЂ™s monster, the Flukeman, is the result of radioactive fallout and lives in sewers. The victims are left with their livers savagely removed. The X-Files decided to use this tool early on in the series, because it is unnerving enough to see a pair of human eyes peering at you from a sewer drain, let alone the glowing yellow eyes of Eugene Tooms.ДЄgents Mulder and Scully join this investigation surrounding a bizarre string of murders that occur behind locked doors with no apparent entry points.

#X files home episode watch movie#

вЂњSqueezeвЂќ (Season 1, Episode 3) FoxДЄny time an episode of television or a movie starts with glowing yellow eyes in a sewer, audiences just know that something terrifying is to come (thank you Stephen King and IT). However, if you canвЂ™t swing watching all 11 seasons of the hit show starring David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson, weвЂ™ve compiled a list of the five spookiest episodes to give you plenty of nightmares this October. There are plenty of episodes in the 90s/early 2000s hit The X-Files perfect to watch during spooky season leading up to Halloween.