10 Terrifying Horror Movie Monsters With Very Little Screen Time

[@krgkrg1]

Can’t believe you missed out The Ritual, by far one of the most original creature designs in film.

[@AztecRay]

The Ritual showed alot

[@MrDawnkeeballs]

The ritual creature was amazing

[@valley_robot]

Top film

[@andrewbonafilia7089]

For real, kinda gave me silent hill vibes. Yknow how it kind looked like it had 2 torsos fused together kinda like the leg monster from Silent Hill 2

[@rodrigomatos2556]

​@@AztecRay so as Insidious, and that first appearance was so lame it was laughable.

[@Brutal_Slam_]

Personally the monsters that appeared in The Ritual and No One Gets Out Alive are horrifying. Sucks neither were mentioned. They both didn’t have enough screen time.

[@Lawrence_Talbot]

Yes especially to the Ritual. That one really caught me off guard and I begged to see more of it

[@Cokoshea]

First movie I thought of when I saw this list was The Ritual.

[@domjay]

was thinking the same thing

[@UnwrittenSpade]

The ritual is such a great hidden gem

[@ashleeupton865]

The Ritual is a treasure of film. Love it.

[@vanesalodico7798]

The mutant bear from Anihilation and the creature from the Ritual were absolutely terrifying.

[@kyledavis5646]

yep, the Johtun should have definitely been included. Amazing creature design

[@alphahale7668]

@@kyledavis5646 It doesn't have little screen time, they show it a lot in the movie.

[@balsamosnake7127]

Anihilation amazing kzbin.info/www/bejne/nniYqIiebN-EfKcsi=QxxJI-H_EXam5NqZ indeed.

[@seancummings3976]

man bear pig from south park

[@hellcatgrinder]

agreed. oh god

[@screamingtongue]

I was a little surprised that the Babadook wasn't on this list. You can *feel* its presence throughout the film, but in terms of it actually showing up, you almost never get a good look at it. And it is absolutely haunting.

[@micah4029]

Plus, the "Babadook..dook...dooooook" shriek is unsettling.

[@DadoPanda]

I think Babadook itself is forgettable only because the boy is so insufferable, he took all the glory.

[@screamingtongue]

@@micah4029 it lives in my nightmares.

[@cboyblake4056]

@@micah4029 Fr, easily one of the most unforgettable horror sounds was that shriek

[@maxschreck4095]

I didn´t think he was that creepy. Movie is a bit overrated, though I guess its understandable that people like it. Maybe I should have watched the movie in a dark room...

[@Max_Sinister_26]

I think the scariest one was The Pale Man. Doug Jones is fantastic.

[@blakenicholls7331]

Or even Doug Jones in the silent Buffy episode.

[@GyeongmiBaeb]

Yeeeeeees *shudder*

[@Max_Sinister_26]

@@blakenicholls7331 yes! I love Buffy and he was really creepy

[@4thdoctor284]

My first thought would be to toss it's eyeballs in to that nice roaring fireplace.

[@andrewstamford1988]

Reminds me of Kif from Futurama

[@oscarolate]

You’re gonna make me be that guy. There are 12 ghosts haunting the house.

[@brandonmartinez6853]

I came to say the same thing.

[@EDsavant]

And there was going to be one more

[@bekleedee]

I think they mean that the Jackal is the scary one. Most the other ghosts aren't as intimidating as him.

[@johnsapp8810]

​@@bekleedeeeven if that's what they meant. They're wrong, since the Hammer and the Juggernaut are way more intimidating(at least to me), due to their size and strength.

[@jaredseymore3906]

Wasnt the wife the 13th?

[@TheTurkaderr]

One of my favorites that never gets mentioned is the big white thing from the finale of POLTERGEIST. The one that briefly appears when the mother tries to get back into the kids room at the end of the movie and suddenly this giant long armed/legged broad faced white thing ( I always thought it looked like a cross between a horse and a mosquito or spider) appears in the way of the door and screams at her. The practical effects in that movie are amazing, but particularly that monster, blows me away to this day.

[@GyeongmiBaeb]

I know this is a very popular opinion amongst horror fans (and probably movie fans period) but it bears repeating, absolutely nothing beats practical effects

[@hersheypants731]

Oh for sure. It's so goddamn evil looking. Like they nailed Hellish beast with that one

[@baddab55]

I love that one and also the giant one that Craig T. Nelson pulls out with the rope.

[@ferd617]

The most terrifying monster in _Poltergeist_ is Zelda Rubinstein. I will not be taking questions at this time.

[@cyberdan735]

Great.... Now I'mma gunna have nightmares..... LOL 🙂

[@aarontaylor1688]

I'm glad you picked The Jackal from 13 Ghosts. That thing freaked me out! LOL!

[@Benjamin1986980]

I am surprised you did not mention The Blair Witch. Her absence in the movie was far more powerful that any visible monster could be.

[@thecomplexitiesoftheobvious]

Well, the BWP is about the circumstances, not the "entity", if any. And yes, if someone asks me about a scary movie, BWP is still part of my top 5.

[@Chrisbajs]

The list is called 10 Terrifying Horror Movie Monsters With Very Little Screen Time. The Blair Witch had NO screen time.

[@the_furry_inside_your_walls639]

@@Chrisbajs The Entity had no screen time either. We only saw its actions, not what it actually looked like.

[@Boogieproductions1]

In the 2016 BWP they showed the witch at the end when they are in the house. Look up the Blair witch project monster it’s pretty creepy@@Chrisbajs

[@rexibhazoboa7097]

@@the_furry_inside_your_walls639 We know it had a dick

[@seanriley2534]

Happy to see Pan's Labyrinth take the top spot, such a good movie

[@TeresaGarcia-f5x]

Personally the goat from The Witch was not only unexpected but the transformation and dialogue he delivers is immensely disturbing as is so captivating.

[@mattgeary9987]

The Gargoyle from the Tales From The Darkside movie scared the shit outta me.. or at least when Rae Dawn Chong transforms back into it “YOU PROMISED YOU’D NEVER TELL” 😅 now that shits frightening

[@robertalter3186]

I get goosebumps all over my body when she says that line. Not to mention the fate of their kids.

[@ericwright2688]

One of the first creatures to ever give me nightmares. I absolutely didn't break secrets as a kid... I can still hear that voice

[@CharlesChristinaWH]

Even her kids transformed into gargoyles scared the living shits out of me

[@marcushowell2415]

I remember seeing that as a kid. Scared the shit out of me and intrigued me at the same time. I even went back as an adult when you tube got big and searched until I found it again.

[@masternamer1959]

That bear from annihilation still fuels my nightmares.

[@deadbodychic75]

The bear from Annhialation is the scariest thing I've seen since John Carpenter's The Thing. The screaming it did was absolutely horrifying.

[@nepntzerZer]

that wasnt scary and the movie sucked. it tried to come across way smarter than it actually was.

[@cyberdan735]

That bear, screaming in agony/anguish with the voice of the girls friend was completely pee-my-pants horrifying!!! Ive watched that movie several times and I usually FF through that part. Who ever dream't up that creature needs some kind of award.

[@jasonkinzie8835]

Good comparison! I loved both those movies.

[@deadbodychic75]

@@cyberdan735 agreed

[@riveraharper8166]

Yep. That was haunting af.

[@richardbuchholz2965]

The mutant baby in Larry Cohen's It's Alive was barely seen and actually never fully embodied. Kudos to Larry for keeping it mostly under shadow and shade and high marks to Rick Baker for putting flesh to every expectant parent's nightmare

[@romaneberle]

ohyeah, "it's alive", perfect choice for this list! it's one of the movies that no one really talks about, but deserves much more credit.

[@alanguages]

Ada was not kidnapped by her mother. It was Maria who kidnapped Ada from her sheep mother, then Maria shot and killed the sheep mother, because Maria refused to give Ada back. Anyone that saw the show is aware, Maria was the monster in the film. The Ram-man shot the husband in return. It was karma, as Maria killed the Ram-Man's spouse, then he killed Maria's husband. The Ram-Man would not have known how to use a gun, until he saw Maria use it on the ewe.

[@CharlesChristinaWH]

Love the homage to King Mino's Monster tragedy Greek story aka Minotaur

[@Tysonator1000]

The Pale Man and the mutant bear from Annihilation were the only ones I would've enjoyed seeing more of. The rest weren't really all that terrifying. The monster from the Ritual would've been a far better choice than the majority on this list.

[@guilhermehx7159]

The bear is boring. Its just a bear. The alien is way more impressive

[@domino2736]

That scene in Insidious is iconic, but the scariest scene in the movie to me is when they are in Dalton's room and the psychic can see the demon on the ceiling above the child's bed and is describing it to her sketch artist. The wide eyed, transfixed expression, the rising fear in the psychic's voice as she describes it, the revealing of the sketch and finding nothing there when the lights come on was absolute perfection.

[@slackerofhell]

For me it was the red faced Demon sharpening its claws to "Tiptoe Through the Tulips." Creepy as all hell.

[@maxshepherd4855]

Lin Shaye sold it.

[@IrisGlowingBlue]

@@maxshepherd4855 +

[@junibug6790]

@@slackerofhell Actually, that scene destroyed any and all tension for me after that. It was Looney Toons levels of cartoon villainy at that point. :b

[@ladykoiwolfe]

Having come to appreciate Matthew Lillard I want to rewatch 13 Ghosts to give his character more attention in the unfortunately short time he's there. It has also been over 20 years since I saw the movie anyway.

[@dukeblithe7848]

It's a hidden gem of a movie. The plot is okay, but boy, did they spend movie on visual and practical effects. I watch it about once or twice a year. I really wish we could get a TV series about each of the ghosts.

[@wobblertv8083]

Kurt Barlow in the original salems lot ...his first facial appearance is one of the greatest jump scares of all time .

[@per-olofwiktorsson2650]

The actor's name, who played Mr. Barlow, is Reggie Nalder. He had such a marvelous appearance. He was also in the original Manchurian Candidate (1962) and he also played the assassin in Alfred Hitchcock's The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956).

[@mikemckenzie3175]

If you’ve seen the Wailing like I have that’s some of the most effective Demon screen time ever. In a very few short minutes

[@bluknight99]

Wait! What about the VERY brief appearance of the demon in The Exorcist?!?! Creepy as hell.

[@TheTurkaderr]

Yes, when the wall splits and you see it backlit, still freaks me out to this day!!

[@GodofToasty]

I really thought that was gonna get mentioned too!

[@crompazuzu6488]

I concur

[@CircleFly]

There was a movie called "A Cabin in the Woods" that featured some pretty terrifying creatures. There was one kind called a witch. They acted like "reapers". Just the way one just stole this guy's soul, just creeped me out.

[@riefenbot]

The comedy horror movie with Chris Hemsworth? I remember loving the monster designs and seeing them online so I had to watch it! Was so thrilled with how fun it was.

[@NostromoFeratu]

The creature in the short film Zygote is seriously one of the greatest monster designs ever.

[@guilhermehx7159]

What film is this

[@thecunninlynguist]

The smile demon was more goofy than terrifying. It would have been better if it wasnt manifested into an entity. And the ram guy from lamb wasn't scary, he was cool.

[@williamspellman856]

“He was cool” bro how

[@moderatecanuck]

Agree with the Smile demon. I was disappointed

[@watts111]

@@moderatecanuck It looked like Marilyn Manson with a hangover morphing into some rubber creature from the old "Outer Limits" show. "Smile" seemed really long, and to have that as the payoff didn't make the journey worth it.

[@ferd617]

@@williamspellman856 He was a single dad who stepped up? I mean, responsible parenting is pretty cool... It's like that saying goes, "Don't bang the ewe if you can't see it through."

[@talboot01]

For me it was funny. It reminded me of the Aphex Twin - Windowlicker music video :)

[@forbiddenpanel]

I always thought Cloverfield to be one of those movies. We rarely see the monster and when we do it's as the camera is running away.

[@stereochrist]

That bear in Annihilation scared the fuck outta me when it's growls are the voices of its past victims.

[@StephaniedeBritoLeal]

To be fair, the Ram-man makes an impression, but considering how freaking cute his kid is, and how little there's to be known, he seems rather neutral.

[@HFXmermaid]

The Ferry Man in Annible Comes Home was so freaky.

[@JoshkatMetalPunk]

I will add the Jotunn in the Ritual and the Aztec goddess of sacrifice in No One Gets out Alive. The monsters' designs are superb and creepy at the same time.

[@the_furry_inside_your_walls639]

I wouldn't add Moder from Ritual. Her design is awesome, but she actually gets plenty of screen time in the Ritual. Heck, there's quite a lot of scenes throughout the film where you can easily miss her because she's hidden incredibly well amongst the trees.

[@Cinnalock]

I feel like the red man in Insidious has been the only thing to totally freak me out after a decade of watching KZbinrs playing horror games, but when they were talking about the art of jumpscares from the Insidious entry, I remember my mom telling me years ago that the part of the Exorcist II that scared her the most was the dude going after the nurse so it's funny that that they both happened to line up in this video.

[@nepntzerZer]

i fundamentally disagree with everything you said.

[@Cinnalock]

@@nepntzerZer Not every comment is an invitation for discussion. Sometimes people just want to let their thoughts out of their head.

[@kanethesevenfootmonster868]

@@nepntzerZer Wtf Bro.......

[@torpedosupermarket5695]

The nurse scene is from Exorcist III

[@torpedosupermarket5695]

@@Cinnalock "Not every comment is an invitation for discussion" -- in a public forum they are

[@EboniNapalm]

I'll be honest, the Smile Demon made me die laughing with how over-the-top "scary" it tried to be, it just looked silly with his weird little eyes and goofy grins.

[@LeeDassin]

I'd also like to add in the Mothman from the Mothman Prophecies, you only see the creature for about 2 seconds in the whole thing. While you hear its voice later its never seen again.

[@retro9173]

I stopped and rewind it a couple of time at the medicine cabinet reflection scene .. man, that mugshot image ..😬

[@averyvaliant]

I must admit, the voice on the telephone creeped me out, so much so I still remember the lines. Great tragedy on the river ohiooooooooooo.

[@Vainameinen]

The strongest, deepest, most inexplicable sense of some subconscious dread and inner shivers I've experienced in movies was instilled by seven-eyed ram in "Altered states" (1980). Just that first close-up of its face, when it looks right at you...

[@CharlesChristinaWH]

Rip William Hurt

[@kareningram6093]

I've never heard of Lamb before, but it sounds like a truly WTF movie.

[@retro9173]

Check it out and pay attention to every detail, you're going to flip!

[@hewhoneverdies001]

It's a good film. But it's not really a horror film. I'd say that it is more of a dark fantasy/family drama.

[@WaddedBliss]

The original The Entity was an early 80s film. The effects still look good.

[@BloodylocksBathory]

It was one of Stan Winston's earlier films as well. His studio made a body double that could be puppeteered to look like it was being gripped by invisible hands.

[@BobtheMagicalCorndog]

The second Valak was standing on the side of the screen consistently in The Conjuring 2, instantly dropped how scary they seemed.

[@HorrorInMinutes1]

The Rituals monster was amazing

[@MikefromTexas1]

Most of the 13 ghosts are pretty cool. The movie's good too. Lamb was so good.

[@GrimMelvin]

Honestly, the ghost designs in 13 Ghosts was all around great. They had a dvd special, I believe it was, that explained the story of each of them and how they died and there were some really good ideas there. Shame that they were so underused in the movie because they were the coolest bits of it. For real, if you haven't seen these, I'm sure you can fins more info about the ghosts. This movie really should be remade and focus on the ghosts and the house more, the whole concept was very interesting

[@andresmartin67]

I think the wendigo in "Antlers" could be here

[@TheTurkaderr]

Agreed!!

[@GodofToasty]

Def on my initial list b4 watching the vid

[@brendanwalsh2755]

And the forest god from the ritual

[@jamesgibson1670]

Showed up in like the last 15 minutes and was killed far too easily imo

[@TheMonsterkiller93]

10 - Thirteen Ghost The Juggernaut was the scariest and most dangerous ghost in the movie

[@mattgeary9987]

Facts! The Jackal has a great background story, but thought the execution was decent at best.. hopefully one day we see an incarnation of the character to do it more justice. The Juggernaut, on the other hand, was genuinely intimidating.. awesome work by the actor and designers

[@11briize]

Facts! The Juggernaut gave me nightmares!

[@justmejenny7986]

I just commented this same thing.

[@nepntzerZer]

it was a terrible and stupid movie

[@Kodeekat]

I lived in Iceland for a year. You totally have to look out for the Ram-Men...

[@nixeleth]

Actually, I found the Jackal to be the most underwhelming of the ghosts, possibly because he was played up so much before he made an appearance. All of the other ghosts, I found intriguing--the Jackal just screamed, ran fast, and scratched people.

[@BonniRaven]

He was also the only one to try not to be a monster before he died, the bio on him was that he knew he was crazy and to keep from hurting others even more committed himself, and when the asylum went up in flames he stayed behind to die

[@evanhayes5891]

We're sure it's a guy?

[@NitishPatel333]

The Pale Lady from "Scary stories to tell in the dark" freaked me out more than the Pale man.

[@kelst75]

Yeah, I have to agree. The Pale man(I think he deserves capitalisation) is one hell of a monster.

[@TruthSurge]

reason that's so scary at 9:20 is that's Geddy Lee with red paint on his face. Anyone would be terrified!

[@CourierSixGaming]

My main question in regards to A Quiet Place, why wouldn't you spend a majority of your time inventing auditory based mechanics that either drive the Death Angels away, or that causes them sensitivity issues? Have something make a lot of noise across several frequencies, they come to attack it (because that's how they roll,) and that wide frequency of loud noise drives them deaf.

[@njux1871]

I'm sure people that aren't struggling with a preggers wife are trying just that somewhere.

[@CourierSixGaming]

@@njux1871 the character of the dad was an audio engineer who spent most of his time trying to make it so his oldest daughter could hear, never thinking that creatures that hunt by sound could be harmed by sound, it wasn't the pregnancy that was holding him back on that front.

[@the_furry_inside_your_walls639]

Pretty simple answer to that question. He never thought about it, which is actually realistic in this scenario. Your wife is pregnant and is soon due(which means a LOT of noise), your youngest son recently got decimated in front of you(Leads to immense amount of guilt), and one of your other children has hearing problems(leads to all kinds of problems. You really think the father could have thought about finding out a way to disable or otherwise kill the death angels when he had all of that to worry about?

[@CourierSixGaming]

@@the_furry_inside_your_walls639 They hunt by noise, something he was aware enough to know where they don't hunt, as noisier areas basically render them blind. While they can make it so that they can detect prey in louder environments, it renders them extremely vulnerable, as they have to strain to hear. This not only renders them physically vulnerable, what do you think would happen if they were turning their hearing sensitivity all the way up, and someone tossed a firecracker at it? While they had some serious measures taken to dampen noise, you might need to figure out how to fight in order to protect the people you're working hard for.

[@averyvaliant]

It was a great film, but given that the monsters apparently can't swim and drown, I'm surprised the military or even civilians didn't set up loudspeakers off shore to lure them into the sea or over cliffs so they'd all drown. Assuming they don't procreate, it wouldn't take long to kill them all off.

[@mr.4leafclova866]

THE RAM MAN HAD ME THINKING THAT HE WATCHED HIS SON THE WHOLE TIME AND JUS REPEATED WHAT HE SAW WHEN HIS BM WAS SHOT. AMAZING FILM.

[@gomiho91]

Whenever I think of an underappreciated scary movie monster I think of the Jackal. Absolutely terrified me and I still think of it - glad it's on here!

[@TheCreatorNFE]

0:28 For me, all of the ghosts were scary in Thr13en Ghosts, but I found a great deal of them much more scarier than The Jackal, especially after looking at their backstories. A great thing about having the DVD back then.

[@justmejenny7986]

The juggernaut scared me the most.

[@TheCreatorNFE]

@@justmejenny7986 The same. I admit, I can look back on it all and laugh, but in high school that film gave me nightmares. Lol!! I fail to get frightened these days.

[@justmejenny7986]

@@TheCreatorNFE me too. Kinda sucks. The only thing that scares me now are like true crime or thriller movies based on true events. Humans can be pretty scary.

[@TheCreatorNFE]

@@justmejenny7986 Same. I also get freaked out by disaster movies. My mom loves those, but I can't sit through them. Too realistic. Lol!!

[@justmejenny7986]

@@TheCreatorNFE yes, those too! I forgot shark movies because I have an irrational fear of them even though I have only put my feet into the ocean twice. Lol. And there's 2 coming out soon.

[@ThirdEye387Gaming]

Don’t forget the vomit creature from Poltergeist II. That thing was beyond terrifying, no cgi just practical effects.

[@davidcopson5800]

I'm absolutely sick of the vomit creature. Sorry to bring that up.

[@WulfCorbett]

The Ram Man reminds me too much of the film 'The Revenge of Billy the Kid' to take it seriously. Now there's a film that doesn't get mentioned often...

[@HARPERSSON]

Blair Witch? Hello? NO screen time......

[@jeffreyenglish1815]

The pale man is the scariest and is so well done that it gets more screen time. Pans Labyrinth is a masterpiece.

[@ked1224]

I don't know if it is The Scariest, but it is among the most imaginative and unforgettable monsters ever put to the screen. That movie is a masterpiece, and I can't wait until my daughter is old enough that I can show it to her. For another del Toro gem, but much less appreciated, check out The Devil's Backbone.

[@changowowowoezzy9617]

Reveling that the death angles are weak to high frequency and can't swim is literally the dumbest thing iv ever seen. Wtf happened to the navy?

[@katz0625]

I thought all the ghosts in the movie 13 Ghosts were pretty cool-movie isn’t too bad but the ghosts made up for it I thought

[@evanbelisle8464]

It’s not a great movie but it’s definitely worth watching once.

[@valerierosario491]

Very scary good list,but it should had included the Lamia from Drag Me to H. It gave me two jump scares on the brief moments when it attacked Christine- especially when it trapped her in her bedroom.

[@mental_decay_]

You can type Hell. No one is going to stop you

[@Ezyki11er_187]

Love how most of them are censored. How scary…

[@pixymae]

I appreciate the little ways in which the Entity is shown. There's one scene that stands out where one of the paranormal researchers takes a photo of the electrical currents, and they form into the silhouette of a person. Freaky stuff! A similar effect was used in The Night House to its fullest potential, I'd say!

[@yannis41]

Yeap. That scene is something that has stuck to my mind as well. The whole movie is a gem anyway but i'm sceptical about the whole based on a true case thing.

[@CharlesChristinaWH]

​@@yannis41 When you see her skin get dented in with invisible fingers really scared me as a kid

[@yannis41]

@@CharlesChristinaWH Yeah man. That was a very well done scene as far as the practical effects are concerned

[@dysartes]

Films, not creatures. 10, Thirteen Ghosts 09, The Entity 08, Suspiria (2018) 07, The Witch 06, Smile 05, A Quiet Place 04, Lamb 03, Annihilation 02, Insidious 01, Pan's Labyrinth

[@ericwright2688]

If you do a part two... You gotta include the monster from the ritual... Was only on the screen for a little bit... Terrifying giant deer human with four legs and 2 arms 😢

[@RobOlshin]

I loved Lamb but in my opinion they actually showed too much of the “ram man” when he shows up to shoot the man. The fx of the creature would have been more effective if he had been more shadowy or they didn’t show so much of him. Just my opinion. Doesn’t ruin the movie or anything I just think it could’ve been done better

[@merkoid5195]

Personally I’d forgotten about the madman from the Thirteen Ghosts movie, the one that I remember when I think of that movie is the ghost of Dana Newman, more popularly known as the Angry Princess.

[@aflawedhuman2046]

It was the tits, wasn't it? Lol

[@Pengalen]

I would say the Ram Man is a variety of satyr. I'm also not completely convinced the VVitch is just one character.

[@jacquelinekalich3265]

The Pale Man was just so scary.

[@georgeoldsterd8994]

>We're gonna show horror movie monsters in their true and disturbing forms! >But we're also gonna censor everything so you can't actually see anything.

[@christophermerlot3366]

The Entity is a forgotten classic.

[@stmonkeydoom]

I think the Outer God in Black Mountain side was quite a good one

[@maciejmazur2622]

As a horror fan i would argue that the whole "unthinkable/ unimaginable / unseen horror" has run its course - i fully get and appreciate build up for the great reveal, but there can be only so many formless blobs, things in the shadows of blurry shapes in the distance before it gets stale boring and overused.

[@bbnnmm9]

The entity is based on real events which makes it even more insane

[@blakevalentin9722]

Thank you Jules! Love the list

[@AlmostEthical]

The burnt faced person behind the wall out the back of Winkies in Mulholland Drive was a huge jump scare. A moment of screen time, a lifetime remembered

[@robby7499]

The Schlong Monster from Beau is Afraid.

[@shadowdouglas450]

13 ghost was epic loved that cult classic.

[@b_e_thecreative]

You could do a whole video on this topic just from cosmic horror movies... Cthulhu in Underwater The Empty Man from The Empty Man Old Ones from In The Mouth of Madness The cult entity from The Endless The Deer god from Black Mountain Side ....Just to name a few

[@v1per187]

Great video!

[@treehouse318]

thank you, Jules!😄

[@suzannehiggins1053]

Lamb was the best I've ever seen. Just enough. And very well written and acted.

[@abdulsmith9298]

My daughter and i went to the movies to see Smile and the jump scares in the movie were really good. It had people screaming out in the movie theater lol

[@SaywhatIwant2]

a quiet place is still my most favorite movie of all time im glad it was mentioned

[@Pikampy]

No Jean Jacket from NOPE (2022) AND no Moder from The Ritual (2017)???? unbelievable oversights ngl

[@CaseyUnderCovers]

Pazuzu (The Exorcist), The Creature (Jeepers Creepers), and Mr. Barlow (Salem's Lot) for sure should be on this list.

[@Cheeky.Cheeks]

Jeepers creepers? It’s in the whole movie. Day and night. Lol. He is the screen time.

[@CaseyUnderCovers]

@@Cheeky.Cheeks but you can't see what he really is until the end.

[@brendan1240]

@@CaseyUnderCovers I thought the first half of Jeepers Creepers was scary and really well done with plenty of suspense until we see the monster and then it was like "oh that's just a guy in a rubber suit". Sometimes it's best to leave it to the viewers imagination. We will create a a monster that scares the shit out ourselves but not necessary someone else.

[@CharlesChristinaWH]

​@@CaseyUnderCovers Also the moth man in the moth man prophecies was pretty scary

[@miazimmer]

the bear from Annihilation was so terrifying I knew it would be on the list

[@bradwinfield5672]

You also see the death angels a lot in the quiet place

[@crimsonclover9871]

If Jules does a Part 2 to this list the jotunn from The Ritual needs to be at number 1. That thing freaked me out!

[@cccalll]

Totally forgot about the smiling Pillsbury Dough lady in 2019(Scary Movies To Tell In The Dark)😮

[@arkwill14]

I was always terrified by the airplane monster in the 1983's Twilight Zone: The Movie. For most of the segment you only get quick glimpses of it, illuminated by flashes of lightning as it torments the character played by John Lithgow.

[@stormykeep9213]

That segment gave me nightmares as a kid! John Lithgow's performance in that was so good, it really brought out the anxiety in watching it!

[@pastichiorocker]

That's a gremlin: "A gremlin is a mischievous folkloric creature invented at the beginning of the 20th century to originally explain malfunctions in aircraft, and later in other machinery, processes, and their operators. Depictions of these creatures vary widely. Stories about them and references to them as the causes of especially inexplicable technical and mental problems of pilots were especially popular during and after World War II."

[@C2H6Cd]

That's my favourite too, especially when Mr. Valentine suddenly opened the window cover and the monster looked through the window with angry face, I almost sh**ed myself.

[@JackWareingFilms]

'The Angry Princess' in Thirteen Ghosts is definitely scarier than 'The Jackal'. 13 Ghosts is still an extremely cool weird and fun Horror film with some pretty cool looking monsters.

[@greenlion3157]

8:21 ive seen the movie, cass had her throat ripped out when Natalie Portman found her, i think the bear just replaced its vocal cords with cass's so it could trick the others or something.

[@neilmaguire1444]

The remake of 13 ghosts is actually great fun.

[@raspyswirly]

To be fair, all the ghosts on 13 Ghosts don't get enough screen time, and they're the only redeeming quality of the movie lol

[@brownsugar163]

I truly got goose bumps listening to this list.😂😂😂

[@WhatTheFirstAidSpray]

Well yeah, the Red Demon's first appearance is more impactful. Because his appearance in the further has him listening to old timey music while giving himself a manicure 😂😂

[@phantomspaceman]

It was actually Tiny Tim, so 1970's.

[@WhatTheFirstAidSpray]

@@phantomspaceman 1968 actually, but the original version is from 1929 so it's still old timey 😂

[@phantomspaceman]

@@WhatTheFirstAidSpray Neat, didn't know that.

[@grapeshot]

Yes that Lamb movie was quite strange.

[@mournblade1066]

What about that Wendigo-like abomination from The Ritual? Talk about pure nightmare fuel.

[@Bluesit32]

I wasn't really all that impressed by the Jackal. The Juggernaut was scarier. He's what it says on the tin. A massive, unstoppable man with more than enough power to literally break someone in half.

[@justmejenny7986]

Yes. He was the scariest one.

[@retro9173]

The Juggernaut? When did this movie came out and who's in it?

[@justmejenny7986]

@@retro9173 it's a 2001 movie. I don't know his name but the guy who played Shaggy in the Scooby Doo movies is in it.

[@justmejenny7986]

The movie is 13 Ghosts.

[@retro9173]

@@justmejenny7986 🤭 .. and here I am thinking “THE Juggernaut” was an actual title of a horror movie .. 😅😂😂

[@Ken_Brooks]

The hag in REC. Karen Black revealed as the next watcher in Burnt Offerings. The gates of hell spilling open at the end of The Sentinel. And yes, I had a heart attack when the Insidious demon popped up. Great list. Cheers.

[@l.salisbury1253]

How 'bout the ending of Night of the Demon (1957)?

[@919thedave]

That is a truly terrifying movie monster. The thing that was so strange about that film is they showed the monster near the beginning of the film as well. Classic movie in my opinion.

[@ianoag]

@@919thedave It depends which version you get to see. I think the U.S. version showed it at the beginning.

[@919thedave]

@@ianoag I have a DVD that has both versions of it. The UK version of it is 13 minutes longer than the US version. I was under the impression both versions showed the monster early on. I will have to check and see.

[@zulubeatz1]

Thanks I have not seen all of these and appreciate the tips.