10 Creepiest Stephen King Characters Ever

[@Elizabeththegreatest]

The really scary thing about Margaret is that there are people like her out there in the world! Stephen King is good at not only creating supernatural horror, but horror based in reality as well, which is just as terrifying, if not more so!

[@Elizabeththegreatest]

And Piper Laurie purposefully was as over the top as possible!

[@iggunnafandom7432]

virus from the stand = ebola

[@nathanmo1197]

PENNYWISE COMES OUT EVERY 27 YEARS

[@kawaiizombiegal]

reported the obvious christian nut, who commented, their post was pretty much anti- atheist, anti-muslim, hate speech , again this proves Elizabeththegreatest and stephen kings writing

[@tomes9236]

kawaii-jessica uchiha where’s the anti Muslim and hate speech? Hate speech incites violence. No where does he do that. Though you’re comment could be considered hate speech by your definition. His post was anti atheist but by calling him a Christian not you have proven to be anti Christian and spoken hate speech proving his point to be correct as well.

[@brianbingman44]

i like how in Stephan King books characters from one book might notice something from another book. like in dreamcatcher the characters at the final scene run across a rock that had been etched with the names of the young kids from the "It" book. totally creepy. Loved it.

[@nifralo2752]

quite a few authors do that its all in the same universe thing. Like Roald Dahl has the BFG mentioned by Danny's dad in Danny the Champion of the World and the Roly Poly Bird appears in both the Twits and the Enormous Crocodile.

[@brianbingman44]

Toad Lash wow! when i was young i read a lot of ronald's books. great reference!

[@kingofcombat50-05]

Your comment reminded me of dark tower where his book characters crossed over into our deminsion and found Steven King and asked him for his help. Wtf he wrote himself into his book

[@brianbingman44]

You can't-a have-a de Mango! exactly!!

[@pirhan]

Paul Sheldon from Misery is mentioned in Rose Madder and Cynthia from Rose Madder is in Desperation. I love that King does that.

[@0NodMan0]

*_Tim Curry, is one of the greatest actors of all time. He plays the best Devil (Darkness) ever in Legend._*

[@r0ser1ot]

Isaac from Children of the Corn was pretty fucking creepy not gonna lie

[@jkrueger95]

Kate B I agree. Issac scared me the first time i've seen COTC.

[@sethmeyers4109]

Kate B OUTLANDER!!

[@isaacclarke4259]

How could the maker of this list forget about Isaac??? LOL

[@bradybullard1328]

Kate B agreed

[@thegrimreaper7919]

Isaac was only in the movie.

[@MRROBOT-it5dj]

I have been reading Stephen King since I was 15 and I own at least 55 of his books. It is my get-away from everyday life.

[@expectedlime_8076]

MR. ROBOT I think I've been reading since I was 11, I agree it's a great escape from whatever is going on in the world

[@yadadshand6354]

no one really cares

[@susieglaser1793]

he does not even have 55 books so your lying

[@mr.okanefan3218]

susie Glaser *you're And Stephen King has at least 98 books literally just google "How many books does Stephen King have."

[@hearteyesforme]

Xander Zaniel already 204 😂

[@bennyh.reviews6770]

If Annie Wilks actually existed then RIP George RR Martin.

[@ledabasile112]

lol :)

[@SSC0002]

Martian? There's something he ain't telling us

[@bennyh.reviews6770]

lol, fixed it. (although that's a damn good conspiracy theory XD)

[@SSC0002]

Benny H Reviews Yeah. But you're right. He would have died a long time ago. If Tyrion dies the world will revolt

[@jayazathoth8530]

Annie Wilkes would read Twilight. And be a Belieber.

[@LeosHouse]

Thanks for bringing Randall Flagg in. The Stand is incredibly underrated. And definitely one of the scariest!

[@CoinOpTV]

BEEP BEEP!

[@rambem115]

Sorry, not on the list.

[@CoinOpTV]

he was #1

[@rambem115]

Thought you were referring to Christine. Forgot about beep beep richie.

[@legobrickology9167]

They all Float down here! Masterful, Tim Curry.

[@Hellbughunter]

excuse me sir, do you have prince albert in a can? you do? well you better let the poor guy out.

[@TheGrimRaper.]

lets be honest we already knew that it would be first XD

[@cleanserofnoobs4162]

katana Beep beep, Ritchie!

[@ii_ooze]

KISSS ME FAT BOY

[@anaslujitoru886]

YOU'LL FLOAT TOO

[@groovyhoovy9793]

He needs to be read the book

[@scroogemcfuck8110]

WA HA WA HA WA HA WA HA!!!

[@toomanywindows]

"Hello, IT. Have you tried turning it off and on again?"

[@TeaSquiffy2]

0118 999 88199 9119 725......3

[@toomanywindows]

MrFlibberGibbet FOUR. I MEAN.. FIVE. I MEAN....FIRE!

[@TeaSquiffy2]

You there, computer man. Fix my pants!

[@keno6776]

um no

[@toomanywindows]

ugotscmoked You interrupted a perfectly lovely 'the IT crowd' quote session with nothing.

[@Rlyeh_The_Dead]

Saw IT for the first time recently. If you stop watching after the kid's plot line ends, you'll love the film. Watching the adult portion made me sad.

[@2rare2die100]

You should read the book, it's so much better.

[@roguesirena]

+Harley365 You can listen to the audiobook. but there are parts of the book that leave you... 😲

[@ThomasRiver69]

when i was younger and I first saw IT, I thought it was two separate movies IT and IT2. Both scared me but the kids plot line scared me the most!

[@neilefc877]

Theyre making it again. Id like if they just used the clown at the end instead of that stupid spider thing

[@SpinosaurusTheProudSocialist]

The book is a 100x better than the mini series.

[@giavictoria9381]

You forgot Jack Torrance!

[@littleslippy8924]

dude couldn't even kill a frail woman and a little boy, he loses scare points for that

[@silentgamer944]

And the Grady Twins! They are really creepy... I won't play with them.

[@warlord456able]

what about Jack's wife (I find her scary)

[@jukebox1138]

I think jack torrence wasn't included cuz Stanley Kubrick took so many liberties when making that movie that it really wasn't a Stephen king character anymore

[@abbykins013]

+juke_box _ninja there was actually another interpretation in the 90's and it followed the book a little more and jack went almost just as crazy but jack Nicholson does it better. but I do prefer Stanley Kubrick's version more

[@TheRumblewagon]

King spells Pet Sematary as it is because he saw such a sign (in real life) that was created for a real pet cemetery. Obviously, the sign was created by children who didn't know the correct spelling of the word: cemetery. But King was so taken by the incorrect spelling that it created the idea for his novel. But then you should have known that, now shouldn't you have?

[@chrissiec5541]

exactly... Stephen fucking King knows how to correctly spell "Cemetery" lmao... you'd think it would be obvious to anyone that his misspelling of "Sematary" was intentional...

[@lawngnome412]

the guy was being a douche. and like i said in a comment above, he pronounced it like the word symmetry, and not sim-eh-tary. so whether King "misspelled" it, that douche says it wrong

[@gulgul877]

I knew there had to be a cool back story to that

[@lowinbob2568]

I saw or read a interview he gave where he said some books he wrote to address his real life fears head on ie: his fear of his son being hit by a car and being killed.

[@rheanonjasmyne]

I knew that !

[@erockeek316]

The Stand, in my opinion, is one the most genius literary marvels of all time. Everything about it, from the characters to the in-depth plot, make it one of the greatest novels ever written.

[@panzoproductionz8814]

You forgot Jack Torrance from the shining

[@atomicshuckle2230]

TheMasked Reviewer yeah

[@benmcfee]

Jack isn't here, Missus Torrence.

[@RagnarokAvatar]

Steven King hated that movie. When he both produced and directed the 4 part mini series, every person who saw that said that they preferred that over the movie because it stayed true to the book

[@seanmercer4686]

RagnarokAvatar You have to say though, the movie is a masterpiece in itself.

[@jonathanbolduc6502]

Even if we consider Stanley Kubrick's Shining is very different from the book, can we stop crying and just see this move as a cinematograhic masterpiece?

[@ginge3670]

When you have a little celebration BC it's Adam

[@egostor]

I was about to say the same dang thing!

[@thomiedewijs]

YES!

[@MandyCummins]

YES YES YES

[@Dylanj-eg4fv]

YES!

[@lorigotaphatty]

His voice is so calming to me! he should narrate my life lol!

[@crimsonghost7500]

Hey kid, you want a balloon? they all float down here! my favorite clown!

[@thegodfather2322]

pennywise is the best clown ever, my sister is so scared of him lol

[@angelo_150]

mine too, Pennywise rocks.

[@shaunmatthews4601]

I personally, found Zelda much scarier than Gage in Pet Sematary!

[@shaunmatthews4601]

She was so thin and evil looking, that when Gage came back he first took on the form of Zelda to torment Rachel before killing her.

[@De.de.C]

I saw this movie as a kid and Zelda had me crying all night. Maybe that’s why my mom told me not to watch it...

[@an0ana]

Gosh damn, you ain't kidding! I have a cousin that looked like 'her' when she'd walk and talk a certain way. I'd start screaming around her for no reason so it seemed.

[@annatomasik6927]

I did too! Still gives me nightmares

[@tracyshumate9166]

Anything that contains Stephen King is ACES for sure!!! #2 Randall Flagg in The Stand, all time favorite!!!

[@flintlockwood25]

I find Annie Wilkes, Margaret White and Cujo to be the most scary characters because of the realism

[@AakashBalajiCyborg]

DO a top ten Goosebumps characters now pls (Creepiest obviously)

[@cliffsenac2825]

ooh yesss

[@themainasian6838]

Slappy's gonna be number 1 (obviously)

[@cliffsenac2825]

True ^

[@horrorking6409]

yeah do goosebumps

[@cliffsenac2825]

Damn

[@WobblesandBean]

"Madder than a sock full of hornets"...I gotta steal that one.

[@Fact5]

"Mother I've Learned To Fear" Haha! :D

[@pop9095]

Tim Curry is brilliant, won't have you saying otherwise!

[@justrev6755]

He played the best mad scientist, the best killer clown and the best devil in modern film history. Not many people can brag about that.

[@fknforsberg1226]

pop9095 Tim curry is amazing

[@borisscatterbrayne6502]

Don't forget the most beloved animated wildlife expert ever

[@AndrewHalliwell]

And the best butler!

[@cxssetteman182]

Wouldn't have anyone saying pennywise!

[@SpeedOfThought1111]

The evil little troll in Cat's Eye is pretty creepy

[@yourpalryan5093]

SpeedOfThought1111 yeah penny wise is probably the most childhood ruiner

[@mysterybunnysadventures2548]

SpeedOfThought1111 ikr cats eye, the troll should be in it

[@Jasonvoorhees57469]

I honestly don't find Pennywise scary. If anything he's just hilarious. But he's played by one of the greatest actors ever despite all his bad movies Tim fucking Curry. Even in his bad movies his performance makes it worth it.

[@rdaltry777]

I never got the whole "clowns are terrifying" thing either, but you are correct about Tim Curry.

[@nightwingbatsvssupes]

yeah same but people with a phobia of clowns are fucking terrified of them

[@nightwingbatsvssupes]

MC KFC haha 😆 God help u

[@christine-bp5yc]

In the movie he wasn't scary but in the book he was a very creepy and scary monster. After reading the book I was afraid and I have no problems with clowns. The film isn't that good.

[@nikolatesla5553]

Not me, Pennywise scared the crap out of me. Maybe because unlike a lot of King's books the main victims were children. This was one list I totally agreed with.Flagg, Pennywise and Annie. Definitely my top 3.

[@scpjack7856]

Adam doesn't really think Tim Curry is evil... He's just a little brought down.

[@soddof7972]

he's shivering in antici....

[@scpjack7856]

...pation.

[@saibhorg1166]

SCP super cum projectile

[@philbettinger1741]

shhhhhhhhhhhhhh quiet colony back to the corner with you

[@pleaseinsertcreativeyoutub8401]

SCP Jack just run

[@TLparkZ]

Pennywise the Clown fucked me up big time and made me afraid of storm drains forever

[@Taitless]

Randall Flagg is also in The Dark Tower, arguably his best books. So damn good

[@AprilGabrielle]

YAY someone finally talked about Desperation! It's my favorite Stephen King book and no one talks about it.

[@ZebrasInAmerica420]

Zelda from Pet Sematary was super creepy too!

[@Elizacraft]

Yes! She was terrifying!

[@franklinblankenship8991]

Steven King wrote a book about writing technique called "On Writing", which I think is quite devious and underhanded, because now , we have to , factually, say....."Stephen King wrote the book, "On Writing"....

[@recentevil]

#1: Zelda from Pet Sematary. The scenes with Zelda still make me uneasy to this very day.

[@soddof7972]

oh shit yes!

[@deliciator855]

Yep, I love Pet Sematary but those scenes I cannot watch for shit! But if it wasn't for that film, I wouldn't be into horror now

[@Barrie96]

Fuck yes! Take that over Gage any day! That gave me nightmares for life!

[@glowroots3836]

He didn't spell cemetery sematary because he was stupid, he spelled it this way because kids in the town created it... it's supposed to show how a "child" might have spelled it. So you don't have to look it up and show us the actual spelling of the word...

[@lynneziefflie7445]

Thats right...its explained that the children of old made the sign and resting place for their dead pets...thats how the kids spelled it.

[@duckypiee]

i will say 2 word "here's jonny!!"

[@tomashize]

Mrs Carmody in The Mist. Terrifying

[@aprilgoff583]

Jack Torrance. The Shining. Definitely should've been on there. The town preacher that turns into the werewolf on Silver Bullet should be on there.

[@taylorjudge4506]

RED RUM!

[@Rlyeh_The_Dead]

At least Randall Flagg was there.

[@carolwatson4132]

This list is going more by the book versions though, and in the book Jack just isn't such an evil guy. He's a man tormented by his past demons and his alcoholism, but he does try to fight the hotel's influence. Jack isn't bad or creepy, he just fell victim to the spirits possessing the Overlook.

[@TheChugg11]

Pet Cemetery's creepiest character HAS to be Zelda: I had nightmares for ages after watching it...

[@ow3nthehorror]

*27 years

[@agmarkwell]

Margaret White is VERY underrated. There have been some great portrayals of her, but I have yet to find one that does absolute justice to the novel's version (my personal favorite version of "Carrie" is the one from 2002, with Angela Bettis) One of the reasons I love her (and Annie Wiles) is because they really could exist. True, there are probably dozens of other Stephen King characters like them, but I haven't found them yet. Some people were scared by Pennywise as children. For me, it was Gage Creed. The scene where he kills Jud Crandall was one of the most traumatic scene for me. But nothing compares to the shot of Gage's little hand poking out of the cairn of stones. *shivers*

[@soddof7972]

it was "sematary" because the children wrote the sign (or that's how I always read it)

[@Catherine20120]

I was actually going to mention that this is why it's spelled that way! Thank you. 😊

[@HeatherCoste]

The murderer in Gerald's game. Just standing in the corner watching. You know the guy they based slender man off of. He creeped me out the whole book lol. Just standing there.

[@Wobbls]

That is the only thing that has ever truly scared me as an adult. I've watched and read a lot of horror, but that is the only thing that truly creeped me out.

[@LamarVahnoi]

+stanley c. Daughenbaugh Everyone gets scared of different things. I know someone who gets scared by the bunny off of Zootopia.

[@LamarVahnoi]

+stanley c. Daughenbaugh I've never actually seen it myself. The only reason I know she's scared of it is because of the deer in the headlights look she gets whenever the commercial comes on and that bunny appears.

[@linearman0245]

Actually I heard The Tall Man from Phantasm is what the Slender Man is based of off.

[@Ch50304]

No, I think he was just a psycho. The real story with Gerald's game was the girl tied to the bed, there was no villain.

[@Baeraad]

I'm kind of partial to George Stark from "Dark Half," myself. Otherwise, you included all my favourites.

[@joshuadurand8608]

Hahahow did Zelda from Pet Semetary NOT make this list??

[@chipspicebw]

Thank you for your comment I can now actually watch this. I'm 38 and that freaky cow still makes me want to hide under my covers. I'm tragic.

[@floodkevin4716]

Joshua Durand Creepy yes, but not a villian.. and not supernatural.

[@joshuadurand8608]

I don't know.. Zelda wanted to kill one of the main protagonists (villain) and she appeared to Rachel in the upstairs bedroom before becoming Gage and fulfilling that directive (supernatural).

[@floodkevin4716]

Joshua Durand Yeah I suppose you've got a point. she always scared the shit out of me badly.

[@AdgeN]

Joshua Durand Pet Sematary was just overall disturbing. Zelda did scared me, but although not a villian victor pascow gave me insomnia back in the day. His appearance was just gruesome.

[@RickVicious41]

What was that little whistle at 1:53 tho 😂😂

[@colem.8914]

Ricky Moran i

[@141Lav]

Annie Wilkes: 'all the other kids stood up and cheered but I didn't...I stood right up and said 'have you all lost your minds'...he didn't get out of the cock-a-doo-dee caaaaarrrr!!! Best Line ever!

[@moshabraf]

I don't know about anyone else, but I've always thought of the overlook hotel in the shining as a character in it's own right. I still get uneasy thinking about that hotel and now I'm in my forties. So, the overlook hotel is Stephen King's creepiest character with Annie Wilkes and pennywise the dancing clown in at a very close second. 0_o

[@Anndelindevore]

Is it Blane?, any way the Train from the dark tower. seriously taken down rather easy but he/it had me hyperventilating and eyeing all trains/ technology. OK off to Google that name BRB if I wrong (highly likely )

[@Anndelindevore]

*Blaine

[@safespacebear]

Aye...Blaine was a pain...

[@thomasober2096]

Indeed, he was. But the world has moved on, hasn't it.

[@Cocpain]

"If you want to run and play come along the beam today."

[@cbmalta42]

Although he had a relatively small role in The Shining, how about Delbert Grady? That brief conversation he had with Jack in the bathroom was chilling.

[@jayreacts1356]

What about Jack Torrance? or the grady twins?

[@edboy992]

I watched it with my dad when I was 7 years old.... and my pops wonders why I'm scared of clowns

[@IxBlind]

Biiiiitch..... Dream Catcher was Great... Great.

[@darragh9837]

Ix Blind fuck me freddy

[@SlimyKris]

Bon appatit! *BITCH* ps.i really mean to misspelling

[@rebeccadean2403]

Blind and kind of gross ugh

[@themidnightwalker3226]

Blind I think he was mentioning the movie adaptation🤔

[@eyeofbast]

The book was. The movie was forgettable.

[@louieariza9341]

Love your humour Adam, makes a nice change from the predominantly american humour on youtube, tho Ozzie humour I have also found very funny, see Ozzy Man Reviews and Mr Sunday Movies

[@glennb6020]

It's spelt Aussie

[@louieariza9341]

Not according to Ozzy Man Reviews

[@sierrafarnum9689]

The scariest parts I've read by Stephen King have been - 1) Bevvie's father in IT 2) When the cult crucifies that one guy in "The Stand" 3) When the guy's appendix bursts in "The Stand"

[@Freakgrl04]

I don't know, "He who walks behind the rows" was pretty evil too.

[@jkrueger95]

Freakgrl04 Isaac. And yes he was.

[@Freakgrl04]

Mirai Briefs Granted, Isaac and Malachi were both pretty evil themselves, I was talking about the actual entity that caused all the mayhem.

[@mostdistractable2]

Freakgrl04 "He who walks behind the rows" becomes a physical incarnate in the form of a manipulative archangel type teen rebel character in the series title Children of the 'Corn 666: Isaac's Return'. The back story is he is Isaac's son.

[@3fan123]

Freakgrl04 that qas flag

[@TovKafur]

+Freakgrl04 "He who walks behind the rows" is Randall Flagg in fact.

[@FCSchaefer]

They're remaking it, but there is no replacing Tim Curry. Pennywise forever.

[@steerpike66]

It was a pretty indelible performance but the adaptation surrounding it was weak. The child acting was not good, the violence and sexuality was PG13 at best. I can see a much tougher, longer, more fearless adaptation in the future, with a lot of the horrible imagery and the BIg Ideas intact. Don't rewatch the original. Curry is literally the on ly good thing about it.

[@Random_cam.]

Lol'd at the commentary. 😅

[@meatybonez7533]

I'm not sure about the book, but in the film, Annie did not make him write a sequel where Misery was revived. She made him re-write the novel, burning the original.

[@ManuelCasanovaAlvarado]

Nope. Annie know about Misery's death after she reads the published book. She made him write another one in spite of wanting not anothet Misery book.

[@amarilismassanet9626]

The book where Misery dies was already published. She made him write a sequel bringing Misery back to life

[@RandomSelectGaming]

can you please just make a playlist of the videos you have narrated? you are far and away the most entertaining and quite frankly the only one i care to listen to. troweling through trying to find new or old ones is an incredible pain in the ass.

[@alannawolfe2590]

"It is my favorite clown" "You mean Pennywise??" "Ewww...whose that?"

[@cameronsingletary8941]

I think number 1 was to obvious Rose the Hat from Doc. Sleep was wayy scarier than Pennywise IMO.... his son Joe Hill created a charter in the same world as the shining and it his name is CHARLIE MANX that is one creepy charterer and scary as hell the book is Nos4a2.

[@andrewaiken3617]

Doesn't really matter. The most obvious choice can still be the best choice.

[@tereses1329]

I loved that book and she was def creepy.

[@ahsfan8644]

You need to make a list of the top 10 adorablest boys from Stephen King I'm only choosing these six for you Bill,Eddie,and Georgie (IT) Danny (The Shining) Gage (Pet Sematary) and Gordie (Stand By Me)

[@Gabinotcool]

Jaeden Lieberher Lover yay I'm included

[@sparkledog9066]

Jake Chambers from the Dark Tower.

[@RobertMessenger91]

@@sparkledog9066 yes. But the adorable award actually goes to Oy, the brave. :'(

[@sparkledog9066]

@@RobertMessenger91 OMG, YES

[@haydenschultz869]

great video. fantastic editing and good list. nice job.

[@bryancotner9285]

Norman Daniels,from King's novel, "Rose Madder"

[@LamNguyen-pb9mt]

IT, that god damn clown always scares the shit out of me

[@tomashize]

Me2. Even before I saw the film. The Video box cover gave me nightmares!

[@amykemp8925]

the scenes I've seen makes him seem hilarious... then people die.

[@noahfernandez1683]

I was really concerned I had skipped some lot the book when I first heard you say carries mom was a milf

[@littleslippy8924]

haha eww

[@gentjt38]

His version was "Moms I Love To Fear"

[@insaneanimegamer7026]

IT completely ruined clowns for me........

[@splatman7300]

"ding-dong merrily on mental" my new favorite.

[@jordyn2491]

"Deserving of the naughty step" *plays supernanny* hahahahah

[@TheGr8N883]

Will you do a Dean Koontz list? Yeah? No?.... Ok I'll see myself out :'(

[@lionelhutz5137]

The power of Christ compels you! Oh wretched filth!

[@QuitRuiningMyRecommendations]

Norman from Rose Madder. I guess Rose Madder also fits the bill.

[@an0ana]

This!!! I freaking love that book! I wish I could see it as a movie!

[@sherrylee5116]

Frank Dodd's mother was creepy as hell and warped her son until he went mental.

[@christallh24]

Nailed it! Pennywise and Randall Flagg are my two fave SK characters!

[@emberbrockman4263]

Honestly George Stark from the dark half made me the most uncomfortable out of any of his characters. For some reason I liked him, and I scared me that I liked him because I was scared of him. Also, Percy from the Green Mile. He killed Mr Jingles and that is unforgivable

[@avernikas]

ANDRE LINOGE MAN, ANDRE LINOGE. NONE, AND I MEAN NONE OF THE ABOVE, PROBABLY SAVE FOR RANDALL FLAG, CAN EVEN HOLD A CANDLE TO ANDRE LINOGE. Damnit man. Andre, Linoge, Legion? Damnit.

[@wilfredelk8561]

Storm of the century...

[@avernikas]

Wilfred Elk The greatest of all of King's movies.

[@SpinosaurusTheProudSocialist]

Ever heard the theory that Andre Linoge is Randall Flagg? It would make sense because they are both sorcerers and they have similar characteristics like glowing red eyes and the ability to shapeshift. They are also very similar personality wise as well.

[@avernikas]

undertakerfan4life11 How dare you compare that piss, Flagg to the greatest of all of king's villains, Andre Linoge?

[@SpinosaurusTheProudSocialist]

avernikas Just saying it's not unimaginable to think that Andre Linoge is just one of the many faces of the Walkin Dude.

[@SunnyyScott]

Salem's Lot ruined my childhood. Thanks mum.

[@geraldchristianluna8077]

Sunny Scott Oh my, me too! I have been double checking my windows if they were sealed shut and covering my neck for weeks, no lie. Lol

[@adrianeady352]

Sunny Scott Mr Barlow is definitely the best, it scared me more than anything else as a kid!

[@stevenstevenson6943]

Sunny Scott at least it wasn't it

[@Herr53Antichrist]

It made my childhood a little bit better but I got a little bit obsessed with the undead when I grew up, though.

[@abbyelizabeth9908]

I think Jack from the shining (a.k.a. Here's Jonny) should've been in there

[@drxcreatures]

You forgot, the goods that Leland sells are 110% pertinent to the buyer, through memories or desires.

[@alexmcmahon9942]

Adam, I think you somewhat do Mr king and his quite unique antagonists a disservice with your perfunctory descriptions. I also think that Big Jim Rennie should be on this countdown, he was a big fat infuriating and often terrifying bastard.

[@monstergod888]

Atropos from"Insomnia",this book is so good,most people don't like it,i can't understand!

[@Wobbls]

Insomnia is easily my favorite King book.

[@carolwatson4132]

I absolutely adore this book, and I don't understand why it seems so underrated amongst King fans. My only problem with it was how near the end he built up the little boy Patrick like he was going to do something AMAZING in the future, but I felt the pay off in the seventh Dark Tower novel was a let down.

[@GestapoPussyRanch]

The little bald doctors.

[@mark7166]

Insomnia was great.

[@GestapoPussyRanch]

It was a great book.

[@KungPow12321]

Stephen King looks like a horror monster himself, so it all makes sense.

[@customedge1]

don't know if it has been said already, list is tldr, but I thought the number one creepiest character was going to be Stephen King himself

[@AthenaGM]

Tnx for incluiding The Stand. my fav book and movie from King. I guess the guy from Storm of the Century was creepy enough.

[@michaelsweet139]

I think you totally let out some of the really good ones?? like Cujo, the Demon from Storm of tree Century & all the monsters on Creepshow, the Mom in Sleepwalkers, the Trucks in Maximum Overdrive & definitely Jack in The Shining! as for Stephen King's crossovers...my favorites are his love for AC/DC they pop up in nearly all his books & the whole movie soundtrack for Maximum Overdrive! & there is always Marijuana reference in nearly all his books too... If ur a true Stephen king fan u already know that though! ttyl

[@jwnj9716]

Mine is Tak but my favorite book is the Long Walk, so underrated, has few creepy characters or weird moments.

[@carolwatson4132]

Oh wow! Finally, someone else who lists The Long Walk as their favourite?? I never thought I'd find another who appreciated that story! It may not be like many of King's other works, but it's such an amazing idea, and despite the fact the entire story is just one long march, it is so engaging to read and impossible to put down!

[@jomic9060]

man i could out walk both of you. all the way to vegas to see Flagg if i had to.

[@jwnj9716]

+Carol Watson I'm still waiting for Frank Darabont to direct it.

[@jwnj9716]

Don't be so sure, I can walk all the way to the dark tower.

[@jwnj9716]

Jo mic Don't worry, I'm the running man.

[@rtravis9495]

what you mean not that last one dreamcatcher is a great film!

[@Domolikesyoshi]

Robert Travis brilliant film

[@manofocean]

Robert Travis terrible film

[@sainsburyschocolatechipcoo5275]

S H I T W E A S E L S

[@rtravis9495]

Dreamcatcher was a great film don't care what you say

[@punisherfan644]

i wish people would actually read a god damn book every once in a while because some of his characters from the novels are even scarier than these piss bags.

[@Paulthefonz]

Come on, what did Frank 'n' Furter do to you?

[@deadinside7958]

TIM CURRY IS BAE

[@davidbennett784]

My favorite King movie is the often forgotten Storm of the Century. Andre Linoge is an awesome character.

[@guilucasds]

Awesome list! Congratulations!

[@thebaltorevolution5292]

I know he's not creepy, but Percy Wetmore from the Green Mile was a fairly malignant bastard

[@kilianhoh5449]

he didn't know that the sponge was supposed to be wet

[@thebaltorevolution5292]

+Kilian Hoh I know right. Fucken noob

[@deliciator855]

He did actually, he just decided to be a bigger dick than usual and give the guy an even more painful execution

[@hamzaabdi1127]

Stephen King, King of creepiness

[@thechristianify]

Your judgments would be CORRECT, sir. No disagreements there!

[@ramonsamudio01]

THE CRIMSON KING

[@an0ana]

He's the ultimate dark leader behind everyone else although why King wrote him to look like an angry Santa Claus...fail. He looks like a lich to me.

[@Headbanger9000]

I mean, idk how much more evil you can get than Randall Flagg. The walking dude is literally a depiction of the Antichrist. King himself was inspired to write the Stand because of his readings of the book of Revelation in the bible. Tho his character changes in the Dark Tower series into a warlock, its pretty clear as to what King depicts him as in the Stand "Please to meet you Loyd, hope you guess my name" or even when the people who were brought to be crucified by Flagg and his army (Larry and I forget the others name) who say "Why cant you tell them who you REALLY are!". Cant get anymore evil than the Devil himself folks. Whether you believe in him or not, he is the embodiement of all that is evil

[@tylerbrown8098]

"Randall Flagg appears in at least nine of King's books," seven of which are the Dark Tower Series.

[@gremlinz8612]

I would personally say Straker is scarier than Barlow (starker is the old messed up man that looks after Barlow in the day)

[@jasonwilson4560]

Yeah . . . where the hell is Jack Torrance? I kept waiting for him to pop up in the top 3.

[@DraconasLyrr]

I would go with the Overlook over Jack, personally. The hotel is really the creepy one.

[@cammymc1982]

THANK YOU!!!! FAM!!!!MY SISTER AND I BEEN SAYING THIS,FOR THE LONGEST!!!! THUMBS UP TO YOU!!!!

[@massivenut1128]

i wanted Isaac from children of the corn he freaking made the children kill all adults and non- believers

[@MihaelLawliet01]

He didn't really make them kill the adults, he preached to the children as a preacher about the God called he who walks behind the rows, not rose, but rows like corn rows. Anyway, if you think about it, he just told them things, they were the ones who killed the adults and nonbelievers.

[@Ch50304]

He was the best, like that asshole was so creepy.

[@ahhwe-any7434]

Shout out to Ohio. Oh wrong place

[@dizzygillespi]

SO glad they gave Gaunt his due. Needful Things is criminally underrated.

[@johnezbake]

I've read the Desperation book two times now and had no clue that there was a movie, thanks.

[@captaincrazah6155]

1:32 Poor man

[@blvderunner2080]

CaptainCrazah Lolololol. I Laughed In Class To That