Welcome shriners, here, I give my personal opinion on the 10 greatest horror vilians. Feel free to ask questions, give your own input on the vilians involved and enjoy!

Lets start it off with numbers #10 #9 and #8:

#10:

Pennywise



There's something about kids getting massacared by a homicidal clown that makes my spine tingle. Pennywise is one of the most devious and creppy villians ever to grace a horror film, his tricks and maniputive ways are certianly what contributed to him making the list, his enjoyment of creeping children out, eating them, lying to them and playing with their minds is simply dastardly, also like many of the horror villians on this list, Pennywise has that sick sense of humour which lets you know what a deranged fucker he is, of course there's the factor that clowns are scary as fuck.


#9

Glen/Glenda


One minute, he's a sweet, lovable doll with a English accent, who justs wants to get to know his mother and father, and be a family, the next, he(or should I say she) becomes one twisted, violent, psychotic killer that is probably even more insane than her parents, also small quiet boys who become badass cunts who puts their own fathers away are awesome.

#8

Tiffany


Probably the hottest killer doll in existance (sorry chucky :p) even as a human, she was pretty messed up, bringing Chucky back from the dead (Again!) then keeping him as some sort of pet, of course, Chucky ends up killing her, and she becomes a killer doll also, it's amusing to see Chucky and Tiffany deal with the problems of their marraige while going on a killing spree, did I mention she was hot? yes I think I did :p

that's only 3. where are the other 7?!

was this inspired by our conversation in chat?

(also, all of those villains could easily die at the hands of the charmed ones.)

Glad to see Pennywise included into the top 10. He's not famous, but he is very funny and scary ! =)

anyname, I will update them day by day, also yes it sorta was.

Update will be later cause I have errands to run.

HERE ARE MY TOP 10

10. Deoxys
9. Charles Foster Kane
8. Greg Ostertag (Eddie)
7. Michael Jordan (Space Jam)
6. Super Shredder
5. Luigi
4. Mario
3. Boy from Kazaam
2. Mewtwo
1. Kazaam

here are my top ten

10) the titans
9) tempus and inspector rodriguez
8) the crone
7) the seer
6) cole
5) the triad
4) billie and christy
3) shax
2) zankou
1) the source

=/ it was only funny the first time.

Don't know who #8 and #9 are but Pennywise definitely deserves a mention 'though I would've voted him higher if you're going by rank.

Freddy Krueger should be somewhere on your list, TM.

and so does Leatherface, if you've seen The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

edit - yay 3000th post lol

#7

Hannibal Lecter



A certified genius with a taste for human flesh? yes, Hannibal Lecter is just that, I was always intrigued by hannibals strange and disturbing ways, I haven't seen all of his films, but what I have seen has certainly impressed me, Hannibal Lecter is awesome, and the only reason he isn't higher is because I have not watched all of his films. :P

#6

Chucky



I can remember the first time I saw Child's Play, I was pretty hesistant, it looked pretty terrifying, and yeah it had it's moments, but I found myself laughing more than screaming in terror, becuse Chucky's antics in any of his movies are hilarious to watch, he's nasty and cold blooded, but he has that "hilarity" factor that soo many other horror villians have, and evil possesed killer dolls are scary in their own right.

#5

Carrie



Carrie was strange girl, she didn't talk much, never was any good at sports and didn't have too many friends, yet there was something else, somthing stranger than that, Carrie could make...things happen, pretty bad things, it didn't help her mother was a raging psycho or that she was bullied at school, yet Carrie got her revenge, in a very grusome and horrible way.



and Yui, I don't wanna spoil who may or may not be on the list, so you will have to wait.

Agreeing with you on both Hannibal Lector and Chucky TM. Those two are amongst my tops as well, for pretty much the same reasons. ;-)

On Carrie though, have personally always had a hard time thinking of her as a villian as opposed to a victim motivated towards bad deeds out of desperation, rather than any real desire to harm others.

She's still awesome :P and though she may never intended to hurt anyone, when she did snap, she became one scary bitch.

Well, I definitely agree with you on the awesome comment!

But IMO the genuinely creepy bitch in that film was the mother :shock:

Oh defenitely, Carrie's mum is just plain creppy, and what a bitch, as if the bullying Carrie got was enough, her mother is there to bully here when she gets home, no wonder Carrie finishes her off in the end, but like they say:

Like Mother, like Daughter.

On that I would have to disagree :p

I would list the reasons here, but doing so would mean including quite a few spoilers, and I'm about to log off in a sec anyway.

But if you've not already done so, I would definitley recommend reading the book upon which the film is based. Though IMO the film does a competent job of displaying the differences between both characters, the book gives a much better insight as it explains information that's not present in the movie.

9. Charles Foster Kane


Xanadu man, it was big.

IT WAS A STATELY PLEASURE DOME

Did Kubla Kahn decree.

On that I would have to disagree :p

I would list the reasons here, but doing so would mean including quite a few spoilers, and I'm about to log off in a sec anyway.

But if you've not already done so, I would definitley recommend reading the book upon which the film is based. Though IMO the film does a competent job of displaying the differences between both characters, the book gives a much better insight as it explains information that's not present in the movie.

I have not read the novel, lawl.

I love this sombitch

I saw the 1976 version of Carrie on TVO a few years back! For some reason, I thought it was called Halloween, so I've never found the movie again!

I don't remember much, but I do remember the snap.

i don't think carrie is a villain. she just possessed a power that she couldn't contol.

and imo, when she "snapped," i don't think she was concious about it at all. for lack of a better way of phrasing it, i think the powers took over and like, got revenge for her. you know what i mean?

oh, and Prue could totally take Carrie

Don't know who #8 and #9 are but Pennywise definitely deserves a mention 'though I would've voted him higher if you're going by rank.

Yeah, I second what Enya said. Pennywise is the best vilain of the horror movie that I know. Unfortunately, they never made a second movie with him. I just hope a remake will be released, like a few rumors said ...

A remake would certainly be interesting! Much as I enjoyed Tim Curry's performance, I still thought that certain things about it could have been better and found the way *spoiler* the monster (in it's true form) was portrayed to be a big anti-climax towards the end.

A remake would be nice, here's the final update guys :P


There are some spoilers, but I would imagine anyone who has wanted to see any of the films these villians are involved in would of done so by now.
#4


Leather Face



Leather face probably has the most awesome weapon out of anyone in this list, a fucking chainsaw, and the severe torture leather face puts his victims through are simply barbaric, his deranged family is worth a small mention, but leather face is the real star of theshow, Chainsaws may be pretty cliche, but this is where it all began, "THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACARE" also lol true story.


#3

Micheal Myers

A man celebrates his sister's death every year by going on a killing spree, yes this man is called Micheal Myers, and he's one of the most notorious killers ever, with his trusty butchers knife, strength and mysterious silence, Micheal Myers is the man who scared the crap out of everyone in the first Halloween, he also has one of the creepiest and sinister theme songs ever.

#2
Jason Voorhees

We are getting down to the nitty gritty here, and not to include Jason would be maddness, Jason has been involved in more horror films then anyone else in this list, 11 to be exact, Jason is one uncaring bastards, and kills anyone and anything in his way, though as notorious as Jason is, he can be related to Carrie, remember Jason was also bullied senseless because of his deformed head, and the kids actually brought about his death by pushing him into the lake, while the campers did nothing, and his mother's death did not help things at all, so Jason rampages through all of his films and racks up an incredible 160 kills! that alone is good enough reason to put Jason on this list.

#1
Freddy Kruger


Ever since I watched Nightmare On Elm street, I was destined to become a Kruger fan, not only is Kruger one scary fucker, but his method of killing people is what kept me awake at night, Kruger invades your dreams, and is able to control every aspect of reality within those dreams, and in an insane way he is pretty creative, usually plays with past traumas of his victims or their fears, like many othe horror series the first film is utterly terrifying, then the others take a slightly comic route, in Nightmare On Elm streets case, it was still pretty scary, but the hilarity was there, and Kruger became a wisecracking badass killer, I prefered him most at this stage, infact Nightmare On Elm Street 3 is my fave one, Freddy Kruger has earned his spot as my number 1 horror villian, and I don't think it will ever change :P

Hi guys - it's great to know there's horror officianados here and I've really enjoyed this list - just wonder what any of you think of the character of Sadako from The Ring and how you think the Japanese and American versions compare? I love that vengeful spirit stuff!

Hey there, The american Ring is utter shit, while I've heard that the japanese version is as scary as shit.

I don't really want to judge sadako, since the Japanese version is almost certainly better, but I have not seen it.

TM, we all know that Freddy could easily be vanquished by the charmed ones.

Got to admit that for me, the Japanese (original) has more atmosphere. Hope you get to see it some day.

Out of the last 4 villains posted, I've always found Michael Myers to be the most disturbing. Probably because his motives are the least obvious.

And I'm surprised that there's not yet been a single mention of Pinhead from Hellraiser! >:O :-P

Never seen the Japanese version of The Ring, so unfortunately can't comment there. :-(

I have not watched a single hellraiser movie in my life.



Also in tribute to Freddy Kruger (lawl) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tnRq_080zYs

Anyname I've stated how Kruger cannot be defeated by your phony charms, and m opinion is not changed on the subject.

I have not watched a single hellraiser movie in my life.

I guess that explains it! lol

Would highly recommend watching the first two films, if you ever get the chance. Going by the character choices posted in here, I think it's a pretty fair bet that you would like them. ;-)

I'll be sure to keep that in mind :p

I think there's supposed to be eight films in the series altogether, though so far have only watched 1-4 - finding the last of those to be pretty disappointing in comparison to the earlier ones. Still I have heard that 5 and 6 are supposed to be better.

TM, i've given you proof that they could defeat him. i'll make you a deal. you watch a couple episodes of charmed to see how the work and i will watch the first NoES movie (hopefully it's not too scary) and after that, since we'll have a feel for both character sets, we'll be able to have a coherent discussion, because right now we both sound like fanboys.

Uh, there really is no point, I don't even know why your bringing up this charmed business in this thread anyway.

Never watched Charmed myself. Sounds pretty interesting though from what I've read about it.

because TM, it is is the best show of life.

also, giga, it really is a good show. the only thing though is the special effects in the beginning of the first season really suck. it's only towards the end of the first season that the effects get good. and the episodes themselves are really good (each season has it's stinkers though) up until season 6. season 6 is were it kind of goes downhill. although, the season 8 finale really makes it worth it. it was sooooo amazing.

Lol, well so long as a tv show has a decent plot, and character development, then that's usually enough to keep me happy. So long as it's not one of those programmes which drags itself out for lots longer than it really has to. I was really into Lost when I first started watching it, but am starting to become pretty disappointed with the way it's going for just that reason.

I think I may well try that one out at some point. Many thanks for the input. =)

Sorry Master, Charmed (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jNolMnDr0o) is better.

I don't even know why your bringing up this charmed business in this thread anyway, so stop talking about it.

The only thing that would make watch Charmed are the episodes featuring Simon Templeman, and I wouldn't even have to watch them. I'd be content with just listening to his voice.

Anyname, I get that you like Charmed, but it isn't a horror show, so I don't see why it belongs in this thread. If you want to make a general villains thread or Charmed thread, that's fine, but otherwise, stop dragging this thread off topic. It's not really fair to TM or people who want to talk about horror villains.

Hey TM, thanks for the run-down (am I using that term correctly?).

I thought Freddy and Jason taking top spot was a little predictable, but I'm glad you included the dolls. I was hoping you'd include some genuine evil and not just mental patients.

Hmm, too bad there weren't too many aliens nor vampires.

Alien would be in my top 20.

Anyname, I get that you like Charmed, but it isn't a horror show, so I don't see why it belongs in this thread. If you want to make a general villains thread or Charmed thread, that's fine, but otherwise, stop dragging this thread off topic. It's not really fair to TM or people who want to talk about horror villains.

ok, fine, i'll stop, but i don't think it's fair that you chastise me when garamond does the same thing. nothing against him ro whatever. just apply the rules fairly and equally.

She only did so because I complained about it, because all this bullshit about charmed was really pissing me off, if someone complained about Garamond I am sure she would say the same thing.

ok, fine, i'll stop, but i don't think it's fair that you chastise me when garamond does the same thing. nothing against him ro whatever. just apply the rules fairly and equally.

If you mean in general, we don't really enforce that rule so much in GD unless it's a serious type thread.

If you mean in this thread, Garamond made one joke post, whereas pretty much this whole page of the thread got derailed into Charmed talk. If it'd been one post about it I wouldn't have said anything.

Sorry TM.

Ok, I get what you mean. Sorry ndi.

As atonement, I'll bring this thread back on track

I haven't seen any of those villain's movies except Carrie, so I'll ask this: which Carrie did you prefer, the original or the remake? Having seen the remake first, I'll have to go with that one. The special effects were awesome and I can never forget that image of a truck speeding towards Carrie and then seeing it fold in on itself like paper.

But the mom in the original Carrie is soo much creepier.

Also, did anyone see Carrie 2?

I didn't even know there was a Carrie 2? What's it about?

I might make a list of my own top 10. I had fun coming up with them for Ktulu's thing this Halloween. :)

Original Carrie wins by miles, the mother is simply batshit insane.

Carrie2?

I saw the Carrie remake that was on not long ago on TV

it was pretty uneventful except for Claire from Lost being in it

Yeah, I agree about the mom, but I mean, the remake was so pretty cool.

Carrie 2 is about a girl who lives in the same town as Carrie and develops the same abilities. Her mom is the same as Carrie's mom because she thinks her daughter is a demon or something. She gets made fun of by the popular clique (though not as bad as Carrie was). This girl's (who we'll call Amy cause I can't remember her name) best friend commits suicide because the guy she had been dating broke up with her right after she gave him her virginity. You find out that a group of guys (the jocks) are dating girls, having sex with them, then dumping them so that can add points to this notebook they have which is a record of the game their playing (who can sleep with the most girls). They decide to mess with Amy because she has pictures that will incriminate the boyfriend of the best friend (the roll of film is her best friend's) first they try scaring her, but it doesn't work, so then they decide to add her to the notebook and embarres her.

We find out that Amy's dad was Carrie's dad as well (apparently, the gene for the power is carried by males). The guy (who we'll call zach) begins dating her and eventually falls for her. The popular people invite Amy to a party and all is going well, but then they play a video of her and the guy having sex and they show her the notebook. She becomes angry and her powers are triggered, and she starts to brutally murder the people at the party. The house catches fire as she continues her rampage. Zach comes and tells her he loves her (and apparently she loves him) and manages to bring her back to consciousness. Amy sees that the roof is about to collapse so she pushes zach out of the way, resulting in the roof caving in on her. Zach manages to pull her out and he tries to save her, but she forces him to leave the house (with her powers, I think. I can't really remember) the movie ends with zach at college or something and he has scars from burn wounds and he looks at a picture of Amy on her desk. He looks up and sees her in the mirror, then turns around and sees no one.

What about this guy?

Norman Bates



From Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho, this killer looks just like you or me, but he has ruthlessly murdered countless women, all without knowing it! After killing his mother, he took on her personality, even changing his voice and dressing up in her clothes, to make himself believe that she wasn't really dead. It didn't help that she forbade him from being with other women, and when there was another female at the motel to whom he felt attraction, he, or rather, she killed her in one of the most memorable scenes in movie history! We don't know just how many of these women he's killed because as he's taking care of the main character's body, he seems to have gone through the process of cleaning up a dead body quite a few times. Creepy!

Hi Guys - think this thread is great. Here's another proposal for the list - the character of Alyssa from Silent Hill - I know she ends up as a villain but she starts out as a victim, which I guess is the case for some of the other villains on this list - like Carrie, for example.

TM

Jason, Myers and Kruger in your top 3?. That's super lame. Sure they're good characters but they're the usual masked killer with *insert point weapon here*.

What about Norman Bates, Nosferatu (Nosferatu, eine Symphonie des Grauens), Buffulo Bill (Silence of the lambs), The creature from "The Thing, Hellraiser and such?.

Chucky?. Blow it out your arse. :D

TM

Jason, Myers and Kruger in your top 3?. That's super lame. Sure they're good characters but they're the usual masked killer with *insert point weapon here*.

Man, Kruger was an awesome killer. He had wit and personality and stood out among the usual masked killers of the genre.

I'm a big fan of Myers and Voorhees but have to admit Freddy was much different from them. By miles. I don't like him that much more from the rest, but he wasn't like them at all.

I can't include people if I haven't heard of them Denny :rolleyes: pretty much what Espahna said.


Sure they're good characters but they're the usual masked killer with *insert point weapon here*.

that is not a bad thing, since when did masks= bad? like you said they are good charecters, and that is good enough to make it on my list, not just their appearance.


Norman Bates, Nosferatu (Nosferatu, eine Symphonie des Grauens), Buffulo Bill (Silence of the lambs), The creature from "The Thing?Blow it out your arse. :D

My top 10:

01. Captain Spaulding because who doesn't like free fried chicken, and killin'?!
02. The NEW Leatherface, I hate the old TCM movies. They were stupid. The new ones rule.
03. The NEW Michael Myers, the 7 ft tall motherfucker that'd kill you just for looking at him the wrong way
04. Hannibal Lechter. This guy has always been a favorite o' mine.
05. Jason Voorhees, 'cause he's more or less immortal, and he is an evil badass.
06. The bad guys from Hostel... that movie was fucked-up, but it was awesome.
07. Norman Bates from Psycho. Too bad Anthony Perkins died of AIDS in 1993.
08. The Hills Have Eyes 1 & 2 remakes. Like I said, the old ones suck.
09. Any Vincent Price film. He's a god among horror films.
10. Me. Sometimes I scare myself. Especially when looking in the mirror at my fat, ugly, grotesque body. Bluh!

What about this guy?

Norman Bates



From Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho, this killer looks just like you or me, but he has ruthlessly murdered countless women, all without knowing it! After killing his mother, he took on her personality, even changing his voice and dressing up in her clothes, to make himself believe that she wasn't really dead. It didn't help that she forbade him from being with other women, and when there was another female at the motel to whom he felt attraction, he, or rather, she killed her in one of the most memorable scenes in movie history! We don't know just how many of these women he's killed because as he's taking care of the main character's body, he seems to have gone through the process of cleaning up a dead body quite a few times. Creepy!

I forgot about this one. Another one of my favourites!

Though when it comes to villains in psychological thrillers, out of those I've watched so far, I've not yet seen any performance which has topped Anthony Hopkins as Hannibal Lecter, Anthony Perkins portrayal of this one comes pretty close!

I didn't think much of the remake they did though. :-(

10. Pennywise
9. Freddy
8. Jason
7. John Doe (Kevin Spacey in Se7en)
6. Devils Rejects (whole fam)
5. Norman Bates (Psycho)
4. Asami (Asian broad from Audition)
3. Leatherface
2. Michael Meyers
1. Satan (any movie)

I'd classify Patrick Bateman as a better villain than Norman Bates. I suppose American Psycho isn't so much a horror film as a thriller/social commentary sort of thing, but still.

I can't include people if I haven't heard of them Denny :rolleyes: pretty much what Espahna said.

That's a good reason to go check them out so. :)


that is not a bad thing, since when did masks= bad? like you said they are good charecters, and that is good enough to make it on my list, not just their appearance.

I didn't say masks=bad at all. Look at Leatherface, now he's a true horror legend in a movie that's actually scary rather than the likes of Jason Vorhees. I know you listed him but the top three were kind of disappointing and generic. Anyway, just my opinion.

Also, what Mossy said.

I'd classify Patrick Bateman as a better villain than Norman Bates. I suppose American Psycho isn't so much a horror film as a thriller/social commentary sort of thing, but still.

True, also i felt sorry for him throught the film.

I loved the part in American Psycho, where he was talking about Huey Lewis and The News to that guy, then axed him. Haha.

"Hey Paul"!!!!!

Myers and Jason will always be high on my list. I think it has something to do with never seeing their eyes that freaks me out.

i wonder...what if all the villains duked it out?

i wonder...what if all the villains duked it out?

Winner

two of them have, "Freddy Vs Jason" I guess Jason did win in a way, but he had a huge assist from the human charecters, if they hadn't woken him up, Kruger would of finished him in the dream world, and if they hadn't distracted, blown up and finally decapitated him, Freddy woulda won, I also found it strange that jason was seen as a protagonist, he killed waaaaay more people than freddy, infact freddy killed one person in that film, and it's funny you should mention pinhead, he is actually in a alternate ending for the film, where Kruger and Jason are fighting in hell, and pinhead seperates them and says "What seems to be the problem, gentlemen?"

There are plans for a sequel, possibly Freddy vs Jason vs Micheal Myers or Freddy Vs Jason Vs Ash(from evil dead)- although sadly, this one looks to be dropped, it would be the most awesome thing ever if those 3 went at it!



the top three were kind of disappointing and generic.

You may have a tiny point with Myers and Jason, even though I still disagree, but Kruger is certainly not generic or disppointing.

Man, Kruger was an awesome killer.

Kruger had personality, Jason and Mike, not so much.....

what does pinhead do?

TM, i meant like, them all having a battle royal. i think carrie would win, cause i mean, she's a pissed off telekinetic.

also, how is ash from evil dead a villain?

Never implied he was, I just sad that was a plan they had for a sequel, I'd imagine if they were going to do it, he'd be a hero.

"Hey Paul"!!!!!



Yeah, that's the guy! lol

what does pinhead do?

So long as you don't mind a few spoilers ;-)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinhead_(Hellraiser)#Character_details_.26_persona lity

Pinhead would torture his victems and used his own telekenesis to manipulate objects (chains and hooks) and the minds of others to do his dirty work. He also had his little cenobite crew he used to roll with.

The main villain in "30 Days of Night" was a bastard too.

Really enjoyed Hellraiser 1 and 2 but I think the follow-on's lacked the impact of the first two - even though some of the effects are pretty good for the time.

1. Freddy
2. Jason
3. Michael Myers
4. Leather Face
5. Carrie
6. Chucky
7. Hannibal the Cannibal
8. Tiffany
9. Glen/Glenda
10. Pennywise

Aside from the godfathers of Slashers, I have to say some are okay and others don't even deserve to be named.
Carrie isn't a villain, and Hannibal is more of an anti-hero.

Here's my list (no particular order):
Freddy - Just knowing that a Serial killer can kill you in the safest place you can be. With in your dreams. To bad with each movie his character became a joke.
Jason - A disabled kid that comes back from the dead to seek revenge. What more do you want.
Michael Myers - The lifeless mask alone creeped me out.
Regan (The Exorcist) - The first scary movie I saw as a kid. Just thinking that a demon is able to take over a person.
Damien - It's the Anti-Christ, the freakin son of the devil himself. Lets not forget about all the soulless worshipers and demonic rottweilers that protect him.
Jupiter and the Clan - Deliverance in the desert.
John Doe (Se7en) - Methodical, Highly inteligent, Catholic doing God's work.
Leatherface - A deformed, cannibal with an Gender identity crisis, who has help from his family of psychos.
The Strangers (Dark City) - They can change your entire life in your sleep from good to bad or vice versa.
Zombies (28 days/weeks later) - Zombies are harmless enough since they're supposed to stagger about. Now they run!

I've never watched the Omen or Exorcist, you must remember, I'm going by villians in movies I have seen, I haven't seen alot of the old films, at least all of them anyway, which is why Damien or Regen are not there, and villians in newer movies are simply not worth mentioning.

TM have you ever heard of a full stop?

Yeah, I have heard of their existance, but they are rapidly becomming extinct, I beleive this is their physical apearance:


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I've never watched the Omen or Exorcist, you must remember, I'm going by villians in movies I have seen, I haven't seen alot of the old films, at least all of them anyway, which is why Damien or Regen are not there, and villians in newer movies are simply not worth mentioning.The Exorcist is old, but it came around the same time as Chainsaw Massacre. They even re-released it not that long ago with added scenes and FX.
The Omen was remade last year too.
Tiffany and Glen/Glenda barly came out in the late 90's / early 2000's, while Chucky came out in the 80's.
The Hills Have Eyes isn't actually new either. Just like most of the old films, it was remade.
Another remake (A new adaptation actually) coming out is I am Legend. The first adaptation was The Last Man On Earth, and the 2nd was The Omega Man.

Some advice, I wouldn't recommend watching the old films and expecting a big scare. Most of these films are rather tame by today's standards.

vastalis just frankenstein i remember watching it and i thought it was funny when the monster suddenly threw that girl into the river

I AM NOT CRUEL FOR SOME REASON I THOUGHT IT WAS FUNNY BECAUSE LIKE I DON'T KNOW WHY IT JUST WAS FOR SOME REASON

That's weird Ash, people were talking about that scene in school today.

In later versions of Frankenstein, they left the part where the Monster threw the little girl in the river, because they thought it was cruel. I think they were a silly lot back when it was made.

Jigsaw #1

I never saw any film with Jigsaw in it. He seems pretty awesome.

Hahaha, that made me lol. Especially the avatar

I never saw any film with Jigsaw in it. He seems pretty awesome.

I would highly recommend at least watching the first Saw movie. Great stuff imho. Though certainly not for the squeamish.

the first one may have been good, as well as the second one (i've never seen any saw movie) and maybe even possibly the 3rd, but the 4th was bad, i heard, and the upcoming 5th installment win undoubtedly be terrible.

I'll put my top ten:

#10-Baby Firefly (House of 1000 Corpses & The Devils Rejects)



#9-Captain Spaulding (House of 1000 Corpses & The Devils Rejects)



#8-Otis (House of 1000 Corpses & The Devils Rejects)



#7-Tiffany (Bride of Chucky and Seed of Chucky)



#6-Chuckie (Childs Play)



#5-Hannibal Lector (Red Dragon, Silence of the Lambs, and Hannibal)





#4-Leather Face (Texas Chainsaw Massacre)



#3-Jupiters Clan (The Hills Have Eyes)





#2-Jason Voorhes (Friday the 13th)



#1-Freddy Krueger (A Nightmare on Elm Street)

Stupid TCM... Everyone in school when the remake came out claimed to know where it "really" happened. "NO! IT RLY HAPPND TEH MOOVEE SED SO!!"

Too bad it's loosely inspired by the psychofuck Ed Gein from Wisconsin.

I would highly recommend at least watching the first Saw movie. Great stuff imho. Though certainly not for the squeamish.

There is more than one jigsaw I think, though I probably should watch a SAW movie.

Also nice list Tifa, I have never seen 1,000 corpses or devil's rejects, but I like your other choices, Juipiter and his clan are fucking baddass. It's a shame I saw the original after I made the list (maybe I'll post an updated one).

There is more than one jigsaw I think, though I probably should watch a SAW movie.

Ah, didn't realise that. Sorry that's what I meant, the first Saw film. ;-)

who and/or what is this?

Yeah really, I wish Tsukanda would specify ;).

"McDonald's...I'm lovin' it! :D"

Yeah really, I wish Tsukanda would specify ;).

Sorry, clearly the film's not too familiar around here.

John Carpenter's The Thing.

If you haven't seen it, I strongly recommend.

Seconding that.

Mac wants the flamethrower!


Mac wants the WHAT?!

nice picks