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Cloverfield

Perhaps it's not as effective if you don't live here in NYC, but if you do, prepared to be terrified by Cloverfield. The special effects, the sounds, and the classic "NYC nightmare scenario" stuff (trapped in a subway station, buildings coming down, etc.) were all really effective. Chilling.

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