YouTube Removes Horrifying Jump Scare Ad For 'The Nun'

A brief ad for The Nun, the latest horror film in The Conjuring factory line, has been scaring the bejesus out of everyone for being very quiet AND THEN EXTREMELY LOUD. Naturally, viewers have been responding to this by raising the volume, at which point a horrifying nun face and sound tear out of the void in the mother of all jump scares.

Though the ad has been removed from the platform, you can still watch the full trailer of The Nun - that's if you can fearless it.

Do YOU think The Nun will be as scary as this ad?

"I advise you look away and/or turn down the volume if you have anxiety or just straight up hate jumpscares, pls rt to save a life". Apparently, the ad violated their content policy for being too shocking.

The ad, which was autoplaying before random, unrelated videos on the site, saw YouTube inundated with complaints from viewers who said watching it almost gave them a heart attack. If you dare head to the cinema to watch it. "The teaser is quite effective, and now that it's been pulled, it should put a little extra attention on the upcoming horror movie".

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He said: "We were under no illusions as to how hard it would be beforehand but we didn't deal with what they threw at us".

The platform's shocking content policy is as follows: 'We value diversity and respect for others, and we strive to avoid offending or shocking users with ads, websites, or apps that are inappropriate for our ad network. There's also a link to YouTube's "violent and shocking content in ads" page, including "Gruesome imagery", "Gratuitous bodily fluids or waste", and "Promotions that are likely to shock or scare".

A recent ad for "The Nun", the fifth flick in "The Conjuring" series, is not the most saintly.

The Nun stars Demian Bichir as a priest named Father Burke and Taissa Farmiga as a novitiate, Sister Irene.

The Nun will have you "praying for forgiveness" when it hits theaters on September 7!