I read everyone's favorite Universal monsters...but what are the ones you think are scarriest or you would least want to meet??? I hated the little head hunter doll that came to life and made life hell for Karen Black in Trilogy of Terror-he was one mean little SOB and was scarrier than heck! He just wouldn't die! Pin Head and his limeys were pretty kreepy too!
pinhead is a little creepyThe Lord of Darkness from Legend,anything Demonic use to get to me as a kid
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The Rakshasa from the Night Stalker episode Horror in the Heights.
I think it's scary a demon can make you see him as someone you trust--- and then when he gets you alone, he tears you apart and eats you alive.
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Kroenen from the Hellboy movie was creepy.
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The Alien.
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Dude, I swear to God, before I hit your thread, I read the title and that's exactly who came to mind, that little wooden voodoo doll in Trilogy of Terror, lol.Originally Posted by Dr. Phibes
That's the only one that gives me the creeps, I don't know why, and Karen Black at the end, when she squats and grins (showing the same teeth as the demonic doll), gives me chills down my spine as well...yikes.
Good call, man.
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Zombies have always creeped me out...but a specific "scary" thing...hmmmm... Tim Curry as Pennywise was pretty creepy (as were the Killer Klowns from outer space)...the original Michael Myers....and the Id creature from Forbidden planet.
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I have always thought that The spider head from Carpenter's "The Thing" was over the top creepy in fact any time that monster revealed itself, there was surely going to be something bizare on the screen.
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That was Tim Curry? Man, I've seen that movie I don't know how many times and I never recognized him
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