Post a horror movie villain that had you shook a a youth

[MartyMcFly]

Michael Myers only because someone could (and still can) put on a jumpsuit, a mask, and start stabbing cats just because. Making him Laurie's brother took him from to scare factor wise though even as a kid because it made him human and gave him some purpose. So I could just say "as long as I'm not a Strode or anywhere near that crazy ass family, I'm good)

 

[Laidbackman]

After comparing those two videos in post #45, y'all got to admit, Black folks can make anything look cool. Who would have ever thought they could get a dance with a sister off of 'The Omen".

 

[patscorpio]

Candyman

 

[morris]

And also the damn entire pasty cast from Tales From the Crypt 1972

Every old, white bum in NYC

 

[Makavalli]

Outta all the horror movies I've seen there have only been two..

Candyman had me shook
That one ep of Masters of Horror with the burnt wife


You would think it would have been the Cenobites.. but nah I loved that shyt.

Man candyman was some shyt cause i didnt see any previews as a kid and candyman just sounds like some regular thrill shyt and was all good until that nikka showed up in the parking garage with the jamaican subwoofer bass voice

HeeeeLeeeeeeeen



Bytch was like " hhhaaa what uhh i gotta go breh"

Heeeeleeeeeen

 

[Crayola Coyote]

That pin face guy from hell raiser. fukk that movie.

 

[Laidbackman]

I'm going to leave it alone after this, but the Dr. Dre's song "Been There Done That" was released right after Tupac was killed, from what I remember. Although I wasn't a rap fan, I do remember this song playing not long after Tupac died. To me it felt like he was mocking Tupac a little by chanting "Been there doing that", then ending the song in the spooky way it did at the 4:20 mark of the video I posted. It was as though he was saying he knew how to stay out of trouble, but Tupac didn't, and he was now in the graveyard because of it, as I said by playing that Alfred Hitchcock and Omen sounding tune at the end of the song. The song may not have had anything to do with Tupac, but that's the feeling I had when it came out. I never heard any tune like that in a R&B, jazz, nor rap song.

 

[KOOL-AID]

Jeepers Creepers, i'm not posting pics of that nikka fukk him. Like i could watch horror films and be scared but dude legit had me shook as a kid. I kept thinking he was gone swoop me up and take me to his cave, it made me afraid of the night time. Bat demon face ass nikka that wouldn't fukking die from gun shots or ran over, can take apart cars and fukk up police stations then it didn't help that my brother dumb ass would sing the fukking theme song every time he was around me . the scene wear he eats the tongue fukked me up; I barley made it through part 2 (ain't wanna seem like a bytch when people suggested we watch it) and the only reason i will see the last one is so i can watch him die

 

[Lord_nikon]

 

[Lord_nikon]

Had a brother in bed nervous as fukk

 

[staticshock]

The little voodoo slave dolls from Tales From the Hood had me shook as a kid. Used to check under tables & sofas for them

 

[qwasi]

Imhotep from The Mummy. I was no older than 10 & the CGI when he transforms got me. I remember his weakness was a cat or something.

 

[CarolinaKing]

Salems Lot

Not a villain but I wanted NOTHING to do with this dude when I was a kid

 

[ℒℴѵℯJay ELECTUA]

Salems Lot

Not a villain but I wanted NOTHING to do with this dude when I was a kid

also ..

had me shook to death..could not sleep for nights.

 

[CarolinaKing]

also ..

had me shook to death..could not sleep for nights.

Yeah that scratching on the window is some shyt that fukked me up too. Would lay in bed just staring at the window like