Movie scary guy/gal that creeped you out the most.

[nytemare]

Which scary movie villain gave or gives you the heebiest jeebies?

Was it Hannibal?


Jack Torrance?


Maybe it was Pinhead?


Norman Bates?


The Hessian Horseman?


Emperor Palpatine?


Annie Wilkes?


Christopher Lee's Dracula?

[Starbucks Anarchist]

1. Norman Bates.

Probably because he seemed so normal on the surface. And that demented stare to the camera in the end, of course.

[hippywife]

2. Billy Drago as Frank Nitti

in the Untouchables. Prolly coz he reminds me of Tom Delay.

[jpgray]

3. Nice house.

One of the few movies in which Costner's blandness is tolerable.

[DanCa]

4. Mptel Hell Farmer Vincet cant remember the actor right now

but it takes all kinds of criters to make farmer vincets fritters. What freaked me out is that the very next morning after i saw the film is that he show up on gilligan's island hunting gilligan. How was that actor.

[peekaloo]

8. Rory Calhoun.

mmmmmmmm....sausage.

[DanCa]

16. Thank you

and you gotta admit any guy that would hunt gilligan for sport is pure evil.

[Left Is Write]

34. "Meat's meat, and a man's got to eat!"

[In_The_Wind]

5. I'll just open a nice bottle of Chianti ....

remember Hannibal Lector is still out there somewhere ...

[Monkey see Monkey Do]

6. It's Freddy for me

I saw the first Nightmare on Elm Street when I was about 8 & it kept me awake for days. It was years until I was brave enough to revisit it.

[mykpart]

50. Me Too!

I only voted for Dracula because Krueger wasn't on the list. And what about Jason Voorhees from Friday the 13th?

[graywarrior]

7. Both of these give me nightmares

[peekaloo]

9. lol....... Gary Oldman should play Bu$h in a movie. Don't know why

but that photo reminds me of him. Blake in'Lost Highway' is a definite contender for all out weirdness. Robert Loggia's tips on tailgating is one of my all time favorite movie scenes.

[nytemare]

19. Gary Oldman was a good Lee Harvey Oswald.

Sooner or later, he has to get an oscar.

[Lethe]

28. didnt he play the young Dracula?

whoever it was was pretty good

[nytemare]

38. Yes, he was in Bram Stoker's Dracula

Pretty sure the older one was him just made up.

[-..__...]

10. Frank Booth

The gas-huffing psycho as portrayed by Dennis Hopper in "Blue Velvet".

"Heineken!" Fuck that shit"! "PABST BLUE RIBBON"!

[graywarrior]

11. Hard to believe this is the same guy

[nytemare]

21. I suppose I could have put "Buffalo Bill" from Silence on here too.

Those were some good movies.

[Blue_In_AK]

27. Buffalo Bill's voice creeped me out... n/t

[nytemare]

22. oops, dupe

:)

[Parrcrow]

12. Andy Robinson as the Dirty Harry weirdo bad guy

[lpbk2713]

13. Flagg --- The Stand

[Calliope]

14. Donald Sutherland and Barbara Bain in "Panic"

The BRILLIANT William H Macy plays their son trying to get out of the family business - contract murder. The scene where Grandpa (Sutherland) teaches his grandson how to kill is chilling.

[nytemare]

20. Donald Sutherland might win an Emmy for "Commander in Chief"

He really plays a good smarmy bad guy politician.

[mcscajun]

15. Kevin Spacey's "John Doe" in "Se7en"

Ohmyfreakingod!

Morgan Freeman's character (Detective William Somerset)reads the following from John Doe's journal: "On the subway today, a man came up to me to start a conversation. He made small talk, a lonely man talking about the weather and other things. I tried to be pleasant and accommodating, but my head hurt from his banality. I almost didn't notice it had happened, but I suddenly threw up all over him. He was not pleased, and I couldn't stop laughing."

John Doe to Detective David Mills (Brad Pitt) "Become vengeance, David. Become wrath."

This freak gave me the chills.
:scared:

[nytemare]

23. Spacey is a good actor.

He is probably one of those soon to win an Oscar, as well.

[Tallison]

Henry, from Portrait of a Serial Killer

And if you have the stomach for some scenes, it's actually a very well-done film. Michael Hooker, who plays Henry, does the most dead-on, realistic, understated portrayal of sociopathy I've ever seen on film. Was shot in 28 days on a budget of $111K, based on the confessions of convicted murderer Henry Lee Lucas. Along with The Cook, The Thief, His Wife, and Her Lover, it served as the MPAA's basis for establishing the NC-17 rating.

[Tallison]

17. Self-delete

oops, dupe

[ghostsofgiants]

18. Mystery Man from Lost Highway

[Monkey see Monkey Do]

24. "As a matter of fact, I'm there, right now."

Man, how could I forget him. (shivers)

[ghostsofgiants]

26. That's fucking crazy, man.

[maveric]

25. Annie Wilkes hands down!

Because unlike the other choices, the supernatural or exagerated, Annie is more realistic. There are people like her out there.

[nytemare]

37. You've been a dirty bird!!

Kathy Bates is surely one of my favorite actresses, because she is real.

[Lethe]

29. Robin Williams character in Insomnia was really creepy

[hickman1937]

30. Other: Leatherface.

Also James Earl Jones in Conan the Barbarian.

[barb162]

31. hannibal all the way

[bigwillq]

32. Candyman (nt)

[philosophie_en_rose]

33. Louise Fletcher

She really scares me for some reason...

[nytemare]

36. She was great in Cuckoo's Nest

She played that role to perfection.

[philosophie_en_rose]

45. She has the perverse coldness about her.

Sort of reptilian. She looks and sounds like someone's sweet aunt, but just oozed evil in Cuckoo's nest. Plus, I saw part of a movie in which she played an evil grandmother that whipped her daughter. I think it scarred me. :scared:

[nytemare]

46. She has sort of a detachment, or cold aloofness about her.

In her roles. I got the special edition DVD of Cuckoo's Nest, and it seems as if they had great fun filming it. It really had a wonderful cast.

[Fox Mulder]

35. I still get spooked by "Nosferatu"

The original, not the remake wannabes.

So I vote "other".

[Ron Green]

43. Yeah - Max Schreck, wasn't it?

:scared:

[Graf Orlok]

48. Yep.

:)

[ScreamingMeemie]

39. Bela Lugosi

Scariest ever

[CanuckAmok]

40. other: "Lemorne", in The Vanishing.

Creepiest villain aver.

[swag]

41. Killer Bob

from Fire, Walk with Me

and all the other Twin Peaks stuff.

[Lydia Leftcoast]

42. None of the above: Robert Mitchum in The Night of the Hunter

and in the original Cape Fear



No one else could match his quiet sociopathic creepiness.

[ofrfxsk]

44. This

[Graf Orlok]

47. Mwuhahahahaha!

:evilgrin: :evilgrin: :evilgrin: :evilgrin: :evilgrin:

[jobycom]

49. Large Marge!