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How would you rank horror bad guys,list your most feared horror characters and least the slashers who that couldn't scare a group fill of kindergartens.

Most feared:

1. Kayako Saeki (The Grudge)
2. Sadako Yamamura (Ring)
3. Jason Voorhees (Friday the 13th)
4. Michael Myers (Halloween)
5. Freddy Krueger (A Nightmare on Elm Street)
6. Pinhead (Hellraiser)
7. LeatherFace (The Texas Chainsaw Massacre)
8. Pennywise the Dancing Clown (Stephen King's It)
9. Candyman (Candyman)
10. The Creeper (Jeepers Creepers)
11. The Tall Man (Phantasm)
12. Jack Frost (Jack Frost)


Least Feared:

1. Chucky (Child's Play)
2. Ghostface (Scream)
3. Patrick Bateman (American Psycho)

Michael Jackson

how is jack frost a horror character?

jazz reborn wrote:how is jack frost a horror character?

Yes.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPvm4QKo5Jk


Lol, simply **** hilarious.

It's the scary snowman! Run people!

I'm getting my hairdryer ready now!

jack frost is a childs movie. i saw it when i was about 5 or 6.

jazz reborn wrote:jack frost is a childs movie. i saw it when i was about 5 or 6.

There are two movies called Jack Frost.

The first, is about a man named Jack Frost who dies and comes back to spend time with his son as a snowman. That's the family movie.

The other one, has a convict being transported when the truck hits a tanker carrying radioactive waste, causing the convicts DNA to merge with the snow on the ground. He seeks revenge on the sheriff that arrests him and becomes a serial killer snowman who's rather funny. The townfolk eventually realize that antifreeze hurts him and they kill him by putting his parts and antifreeze in containers and burying them. A rather bad sequel was made to this movie as well with Jack overcoming the antifreeze and re-materializing.

As for my scariest villian from a horror movie, it has to be Freddy Krueger. My parents loved horror movies, and I'd get to watch them to. Freddy used to scare the **** out of me. Jason, not so much. More than anything, after seeing the first movie, I felt pity for him and actually cheered everytime he killed someone.

Fender Bender wrote:

jazz reborn wrote:jack frost is a childs movie. i saw it when i was about 5 or 6.

There are two movies called Jack Frost.

The first, is about a man named Jack Frost who dies and comes back to spend time with his son as a snowman. That's the family movie.

The other one, has a convict being transported when the truck hits a tanker carrying radioactive waste, causing the convicts DNA to merge with the snow on the ground. He seeks revenge on the sheriff that arrests him and becomes a serial killer snowman who's rather funny. The townfolk eventually realize that antifreeze hurts him and they kill him by putting his parts and antifreeze in containers and burying them. A rather bad sequel was made to this movie as well with Jack overcoming the antifreeze and re-materializing.

oh. well what king of movie company made a horror movie with the same name as a family movie?

Not many horror movies are actually scary to me, so I don't watch many...but from what I have seen, here's my lists:


Scary:

1. ALL the cenobites (Hellraiser)
2. Freddy Krueger (he invades dreams...kinda scary in a funny way)


NOT scary:

1. Jason Vorhees
2. Michael Myers
3. Leatherface
4. Chucky


I am sure I lack quite a few on these lists, since horror movies do not scare me much...as a matter of fact, most reside in the Land of Suck. The whole "Slasher movie" deal of the 1980's just never impressed me....

this isnt a movie character but that toy monkey in Steven King's "the monkey" freaked me out. it wasnt scary but it was freaky.

jazz reborn wrote:oh. well what king of movie company made a horror movie with the same name as a family movie?

Actually, it's the other way around. Jack Frost the horror is two years older.

For me, zombies and Jason Voorhees. As far as between him and Freddy, I'm scared the freak out of a silent killer way more than a jokester. The squid thing from Deep Rising is way creepy, too.