Who would scare you the most?

[pinkfloyd45769]

Im curious, If you were to meet up with a character from any horror film ever made which one would scare you the most?

[alkytrio666]

Haha I actually kinda' like this thread.

I'd have to say probably Freddy Krueger, only because he'd be killing me while I was helpless...at least I could try to run from Jason, Michael, etc.

My second would be Leatherface. It'd just be a really disturbing death. Just knowing they were gonna kill you slow and then eat you...

[ChEEbA]

The killer condom

[ItsAlive75]

Mimic, I don't even like little cockroaches.

[noctuary]

Patrick Bateman. He is everything I loathe made flesh.

[pinkfloyd45769]

Originally posted by ItsAlive75
Mimic, I don't even like little cockroaches. Im glad you said that,I have been trying to think of the name of that movie.

[ChEEbA]

Did anyone see any of the mimic sequels?

[ItsAlive75]

Originally posted by pinkfloyd45769
Im glad you said that,I have been trying to think of the name of that movie.

Good flick, I never knew it was directed by Guillermo Del Toro until a couple months ago... that guy's awesome.

[The_Return]

Gotta be Dr. Freudstein. Yikes.

[pinkfloyd45769]

I didnt know it had any sequels, I just saw the first one and thought it was neat.

[ItsAlive75]

Originally posted by ChEEbA
Did anyone see any of the mimic sequels?

Saw Mimic Two: Hardshell on Showtime a while back, nothin' more than a haunted house movie with bugs... and its really short too, I don't even think its 90 minutes long.

[pinkfloyd45769]

I would be scared of Michael Myers just because hes my fave but if anyone remembers Cabin Fever(stupid movie I know) its not a character but it would be a shity way to go and the thought of that scares me more than a character that I could fight.

[ItsAlive75]

Next to being burned alive, death by disease is my second worst fear of dying.

[pinkfloyd45769]

I also am really scared of drowning, again not a character but a lot worse than a quick slice across the throat or something.

[Haunted]

Any zombie or a demon bent on possession

[Marroe]

Bubba Hotep

[X¤MurderDoll¤X]

I would be so happy to see a zombie or vampire. It might kill me, but atleast I'd know it existed. That kind of versus science and god would bring me a little peace.

[Angelakillsluts]

Knowing everything about him/her/it before hand? Definately Candyman.

[Haunted]

Murder Doll, I really like your av.

Vampires would be cool, if they're the attractive kind. Otherwise, they can bloody well bugger someone else.

The main character in the book I'm writing is a vampire, but that's only happenstance. There's more about her than just being a vampire...blah blah blah blah blah

Maybe I'll do a thread that's a character sketch and you guys can help me out with fine tuning. I swear to the Goddess that I am NOT a hack writer. I've been doing it since I was dextrous enough to hold a pencil.

[Deposable]

Originally posted by ChEEbA
The killer condom

Haven't see that movie yet. But I've seen the trailer. It looks great.

I would say "Castle Freak", if anyone seen the movie.

[satanic_psycho]

mine would be the man in cradle of fear (thats the killers name) because he saughterd everybody he picked up i mean the killings were out of pure hatered but i cheered him on the whole way

[Onikitty]

Any zombie

[X¤MurderDoll¤X]

Originally posted by satanic_psycho
mine would be the man in cradle of fear (thats the killers name) because he saughterd everybody he picked up i mean the killings were out of pure hatered but i cheered him on the whole way

, = comma
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haunted: thanks, I like it too.

[jenna26]

The family from the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Yikes. :eek:

[Yellow Jacket]

Mine's would be Satan himself! That guy is ruthless. He was ruthless in The Exorcist when he possessed Linda Blair and scared the shit outta me! There is absolutly no way to kill him either. You can't kill his possessed victim because he/she is defenseless and isn't trying to do these things. So, you're defenseless against the guy. That's the scary thing.

[The_Return]

Cant imagine why anyone would be scared of meeting a vampire, personally, Id welcome it. That'd be so awesome if Vampires existed...

[GeekLove]

The chick from Audition-ooh, what a date from hell.

So maybe you forget to call her & the next thing you know-Off with yer foot!

[jenna26]

Originally posted by The_Return
Cant imagine why anyone would be scared of meeting a vampire, personally, Id welcome it. That'd be so awesome if Vampires existed...

Well, that would really depend on what "version" of vampire we are talking about here. Because some of them have been portrayed as scary as hell and not the kind of creature I would want to be up close and personal with. Others......I wouldn't mind so much.:D

[novakru]

Originally posted by jenna26
Well, that would really depend on what "version" of vampire we are talking about here. Because some of them have been portrayed as scary as hell and not the kind of creature I would want to be up close and personal with. Others......I wouldn't mind so much.:D would any of the anne rice vamps be included?
Queen of the Damned 'Lestat' comes to mind....

[fortunato]

I would say "Castle Freak", if anyone seen the movie.

oh man, yeah i have that movie...that creature is pretty ruthless with that prostitute that jeffery combs brings back...

i think i'd have to say that i would be really scared of either kane from "poltergeist II" because julian beck is the scariest human being i've ever seen in my life, or one of the cenobytes. those guys are ruthless too.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v39/enjoythemonologue/happyka.jpg

he's so scary!!

[ThePhantom]

The Creeper ....off of Jeepers Creepers now he is real scary

[ThePhantom]

That is a very Cool movie, I watched it yesterday

[Zombee]

Pinhead..and any minion or demon from hell.

[SKOOFx]

The ORIGINAL pinhead from hellraiser 1 (after the first movie, he went down hill)Although im still a fan of ALL the sequels..no matter how bad thye are. But the original hellraiser was something that fraeked me out.

[Yellow Jacket]

Originally posted by SKOOFx
The ORIGINAL pinhead from hellraiser 1 (after the first movie, he went down hill)Although im still a fan of ALL the sequels..no matter how bad thye are. But the original hellraiser was something that fraeked me out.


I can agree with you when you say that pinhead went downhill after the original Hellraiser. And yes, he would be creepy to meet in real life (imagine the pain and torture he'd put you through.) But, I think I'd actually be more afraid of the cenobites because (1. They're brutal! and (2. You know they'll actually appear if you solve the puzzle box (if you seen Inferno, you'll know what I mean.)

[novakru]

creepy demonspawn deer in ring2

[RavageRitual]

Originally posted by SKOOFx
The ORIGINAL pinhead from hellraiser 1 (after the first movie, he went down hill)Although im still a fan of ALL the sequels..no matter how bad thye are. But the original hellraiser was something that fraeked me out.

I agree, Pinhead is One dude I would not want to have to deal with.

[Zero]

Hannibal Lecter - all the supernatural things just seem like they'd be kind of silly in the real world (ok, maybe the demon from the Exorcist would be kind of freaky) - but when I think about the real possibilities - someone like Lecter would either have you for lunch or leave you a physical and emotional cripple. I'd also say, on that note, that Henry from Henry Portrait of a Serial Killer is exactly the kind of person who makes me triple lock my doors at night.

[Haunted]

Oh yes...Kane for Poltergiest II. That fucker is pretty creepy. It's easy for me to imagine that really scary Southern gothic minister. It's not Southern gothic, but it puts you in mind of something out of a Nathaniel Hawthorn story/novel.


Yeah, there is a huge gap between vampires like Varney and Nosferatu and vampires like Lord Ruthven and Lestat. However, what you're missing is this: When they see you, they have the same reaction as you do when looking a really good meal you know you're going to enjoy.

I just remembered something that happened in college with a professor. We got into it a little, when it came to vampires. If you want the story, I'll give it, but otherwise I'm not going to bore you with anymore of my ramblings.

[novakru]

Originally posted by Haunted
Oh yes...Kane for Poltergiest II. That fucker is pretty creepy. It's easy for me to imagine that really scary Southern gothic minister. It's not Southern gothic, but it puts you in mind of something out of a Nathaniel Hawthorn story/novel.


Yeah, there is a huge gap between vampires like Varney and Nosferatu and vampires like Lord Ruthven and Lestat. However, what you're missing is this: When they see you, they have the same reaction as you do when looking a really good meal you know you're going to enjoy.

I just remembered something that happened in college with a professor. We got into it a little, when it came to vampires. If you want the story, I'll give it, but otherwise I'm not going to bore you with anymore of my ramblings.

I would like to hear this story please.

[Haunted]

Okay. Here it is in a nut shell.

My very beautiful over sexed English Professor in a classed based solely on Horror... said that female vampires possibly had fangs because of a notion of reverse sexuality- women as inserters. I raised my hand and said, "I think female vampires have fangs because they're vampires, and vampires have fangs."

We were studying Dracula. I could see her point, given the Victorian era, but I don't think Stoker or any of the other lesser known vampire spinners thought about it that much. I think they were really trying to keep to the myth, especially Stoker. He was an Irishman for Goddess' sake, they are the story-teller's story-teller. Their whole culture revolves around stories.

[Yellow Jacket]

Originally posted by Haunted
Okay. Here it is in a nut shell.

My very beautiful over sexed English Professor in a classed based solely on Horror... said that female vampires possibly had fangs because of a notion of reverse sexuality- women as inserters. I raised my hand and said, "I think female vampires have fangs because they're vampires, and vampires have fangs."

We were studying Dracula. I could see her point, given the Victorian era, but I don't think Stoker or any of the other lesser known vampire spinners thought about it that much. I think they were really trying to keep to the myth, especially Stoker. He was an Irishman for Goddess' sake, they are the story-teller's story-teller. Their whole culture revolves around stories.

Does she still teach this class?

[Dante'sInferno]

Pumkinhead

[novakru]

Originally posted by Haunted
Okay. Here it is in a nut shell.

My very beautiful over sexed English Professor in a classed based solely on Horror... said that female vampires possibly had fangs because of a notion of reverse sexuality- women as inserters. I raised my hand and said, "I think female vampires have fangs because they're vampires, and vampires have fangs."

We were studying Dracula. I could see her point, given the Victorian era, but I don't think Stoker or any of the other lesser known vampire spinners thought about it that much. I think they were really trying to keep to the myth, especially Stoker. He was an Irishman for Goddess' sake, they are the story-teller's story-teller. Their whole culture revolves around stories.

Well,that's really interesting.
So,basically, even in fiction we are trying to grow a penis.
I agree with you.
Female vampire has teeth because she is a VAMPIRE:D