PS: Scariest Forest, Jungle, or Swamp Movie?

@Breumaster​

Yes, the answer pool is limited to horror movies only. The number of Forest, Jungle, Swamp or Woods set movies is huge. I already have split the pool into three separate polls, just within the horror genre.  One poll focuses on just Forest, Jungle, Swamp or Woods locations only, another one adds the House-in-the-Woods element and a final one adds multi-structures, such as Summer Camps, Resorts, Etc.  Combined, these three poll suggestions with minimal overlap yielded more than 100 well-seen answer options. So I think the scope should be narrowed rather than broadened. Plus, I don't see the other genres being in the hunt when the scariest question is asked.

Thanks, I wasn't even thinking that there might be other genres that are forest set.  It could be a good poll idea to do one on another genre, in support of the International Day of Forests.

@ACT_1​ Thanks, this title slipped under the radar for me. I am personally interested watching this movie for two reasons: 1) I am a big Gary Cooper fan 2) I like Westerns a lot, but I haven't seen many "Cracker" or "Florida" Westerns. This title fits the bill in both regards, it is as a result at the top of my watch list. 

As, I pointed out above there are far too many qualified titles and not enough spots. One poll focuses on just Forest, Jungle, Swamp or Woods locations only (with minimal interaction with human settlements or structures), another one adds the House-in-the-Woods element and a final one adds multi-structures, such as Summer Camps, Resorts, Etc.  Combined, these three poll suggestions with minimal overlap yielded more than 100 well-seen answer options.

While, most of this Distant Drums movie is focused on the jungle trek through the Florida backwoods and swamps. The size of the traveling party and their visits to an Indian Village, a huge masonary Spanish fort and another location that provided a fleet of boats doesn't give the remote vibe that the other films in these three poll suggestions have. I was already eliminating movies that had small forts in them, as being beyond the poll scope. Plus, most of the forts built during the Seminole Wars were modest or temporary structures that were only manned for a couple months before being abandoned. The more permanent ones were something like these depicted below.