Top 20 Terrifying Movie Psychopaths

Psycho killer... Qu'est-ce que c'est? Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we’re counting down our picks for the scariest and most threatening psychopaths in film. Beware the spoilers! Our countdown includes characters from movies "Misery", "American Psycho", "Cape Fear" and more! Which of these characters scares you the most? Let us know in the comments below!
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[@WatchMojo]

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[@sugreev2001]

I just hate it when people put De Niro’s cartoonish Max Cady in these type of lists and completely ignore Robert Mitchum’s far more terrifying and far, far more realistic version. Not only that, I’d say the 80’s Cape Fear is one of Scorcese’s weakest movies and the original 60’s version is one of the single greatest crime dramas ever produced. Do yourself a favor and give that a watch. And Mitchum’s character in Night of the Hunter is even more sinister.

[@sugreev2001]

And Joker at number 5!? Are you crazy?? He should be number 1. Norman Bates should be 2. Anton is good at 3 and Hannibal should be 4.

[@infamouswickedjokestar]

Patrick Bateman & The Joker it is

[@infamouswickedjokestar]

Patrick Bateman, the criminal from High Tension & The Joker it is

[@JuntaWithLustrationsOnTanks]

Nurse and her patient from flying over the cuckoo nest, Dexter Morgan, Bane from Dark Knight Rises , Walter White, Jack Torrens from Shining P.S. waiting for top 30 of junta's usurpators like Jose Efrain Rios Montt, Oswaldo Enrice Lopez Areliano, Luis Garcia Mesa Tejada, Anastasio Samosa Debayle, Josef Raul Sedra, Zin-Al Abidin Ben Ali, Houari Boumedien, Georgios Papadopulos, Voiceh Jaruzelski, Yahya Khan, Kenan Evren, Abdalla as-Salyal, Tomas Sankara, Samuel Kanion Dow, Gregorio Alvarez, Gustavo Rojas Pinilia, Suharto, Tanin Kraivichien, Chan Kaishee, Francisco Franco, Francisco Morales Bermudez, Tan Shve, U Ne Vin, Leopoldo Galtieri Fortunato Castelli, Siad Barre from Somali, Juan Figeiredu Baptista, Ernest Gaisel, Hugo Banser Suarez, Antanas Smetona, Hafez Al-Asad Please)

[@WeylandLabs]

Kevin Spacey: "Seven" is one of the best portrays of a psychopath in film history. "WHAT'S IN THE BOX" was crazy ! And he won getting him to kill.

[@markzuckergecko621]

The fact that he's having so much fun makes him suuuuuper creepy.

[@rishabsingh8009]

It's the best David Fincher movie.

[@Stang2023]

Incredibly unrealistic film. The plot holes are numerous.

[@b_e_thecreative]

John Doe is who Kevin Spacey might really be in real life lol

[@b3ntl3y]

@@Stang2023exactly what I came to say. Too far from reality for me to feel any sense of dread or stakes in the film. Stacey’s character did not seem real at all. Compare that to No Country and Anton Chigurh, the entire film felt real and thus made the villain that much scarier as he was so meticulous and precise while moving around among normal people living their day to day lives.

[@williamsummerson1204]

Sir Anthony Hopkins definitely earned his Oscar for playing arguably the greatest movie villain and psychopath in film history.

[@lefantomer]

It is stunning, but I've always wondered how his Dr. Lecter functioned as a psychiatrist since he is so obviously btsht crazy himself!

[@williamsummerson1204]

Great question.

[@issi529]

No country for old men was better imo.

[@thedevilsrockstxr2309]

@@williamsummerson1204 15 minutes of screen time? Overrated

[@mechanicalmonster2115]

Edward Norton, Primal Fear...

[@amikadpage]

Oh! I love that movie!

[@Trash2000s]

Never seen that!

[@peteharris556]

How on Earth did you miss Rosamund Pike's Amazing Amy? She deserves a number one or two on this list or any list of this type.

[@kaitlynrouth6747]

So true, I absolutely would’ve swapped her with Norman Bates for #2!!

[@Scottie_S]

She was truly terrifying.

[@MrMrjack18]

She deserves Top 20 but far from 1st, 2nd !

[@issi529]

​@@MrMrjack18She was much better than psycho and other villians from this list.

[@Mos41f]

Rutger Hauer's character in 'The Hitcher' actually served as the inspiration for The Joker in The Dark Knight. It's also one of Christopher Nolan's favorite movies. Btw, these are NOT the most terrifying psychopaths in movies, these are only the most well-known ones. Even some well-known ones are shockingly absent such as Amy Dunne from Gone Girl, Lou from Nightcrawler, Alex Forrest from Fatal Attraction etc. If this comment gets 100 likes, I will start listing each one, especially one psychopath who makes Heath Ledger's Joker seem like his Mickey Mouse compared to him.

[@Oceena]

Oldie but goodie, Robert Mitchum’s chilling performance in ‘The Night of the Hunter’

[@toshirodragon]

Jeez yes! His version of Max Cady had me locking doorseverywhere I went.

[@MrDarkweaver]

Good pick, Mitchum played an excellent villain, and was chilling in The Night of the Hunter.

[@joelmbaumgartner]

I was shocked that he wasn’t on the list.

[@user-em6ie2be7x]

Patrick Bateman - American Psycho....Doesn't get more Psychotic than Trying to Feed a cat to an ATM.💁🏿‍♂️🐈 🏧

[@LeonardoKlotz]

But not nearly as psychotic as stomping at a street dog to the death in a vicious primal state

[@BlackHatCinephile]

🏆🥇

[@duncancurtis5108]

Is it worth the price? I'll pay it gladly.

[@Reaperguy67]

​@@BlackHatCinephile Pointless spam

[@user-em6ie2be7x]

@@LeonardoKlotz You do remember he was going to shoot the cat in the head, & unlike the dog we would've got to see that.

[@jayr.3720]

Ben Kingsley's performance as Don in Sexy Beast is an all timer for unhinged performances. Such a genuinely unnerving character.

[@susanlansdell863]

Yes! Totally underrated movie and Kingsley was great.xx

[@MrDarkweaver]

Ben Kingsley was brilliant in Sexy Beast, but he wasn't a psychopath. I'd argue that Teddy in the same movie (played by the always excellent Ian McShane) was the actual psychopath in that film :)

[@jayr.3720]

@@MrDarkweaver Hard disagree. Teddy was a sociopath, cold blooded but very much in control of his own emotions, very manipulative calculated kingpin which does require stability, and yes an excellent performance by McShane truly sinister. But Don was categorically psychopathic as much or more than any character from this vid's solid but incomplete list.

[@ajversus]

A prequel to No Country for Old Men. Would be very intriguing. Simply called "Anton" or "Chigurh"

[@denisebledsoe8836]

Denzel was phenomenal!

[@toshirodragon]

Dude, I don't know about De Niro, but Robert Mitchum's Max Cady had me sleeping with the lights on for months!

[@noskoolikeoldskool]

😆😆😆

[@tylergoodman3560]

Annie from "Misery" was certifiably bat-spit crazy. 💯🎉

[@dnasty312]

*Bat-spit* is something Annie would totally say 😁

[@markzuckergecko621]

@@tylergoodman3560 she reminded me of several of my ex girlfriends, and that made me question my life choices.

[@StanHalen1936]

Bot

[@Scottie_S]

@@StanHalen1936 It's good that you identified yourself as such.

[@Reaperguy67]

​@@Scottie_S ingrore him. He constantly attacks people. It's crazy how he hasn't been banned by the way.

[@mr.decencykeepinitreal6348]

Norman Bates from 1960’s ‘Psycho.’ Impressive performance by Anthony Perkins. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@LappDog]

Impressive performance, but Norman Bates was not a psychopath. Mr. Bates, like the guy in "M", suffered from schizophrenia and a dissociative identity disorder.

[@TribeNotSpiders]

Who else but Hannibal Lecter could top this list? Anthony Hopkins' performance was absolutely chilling.

[@inthewoodshed9611]

Weather you love or hate mojo Yo gotta give em credit They work their asses off

[@TheSolarCobalt]

Lmao, looking up the wiki for anything doesn't qualify as putting in work... At all

[@LeonardoKlotz]

Patrick Bateman was the most traumatizing Especially when he kills that street dog, we don't actually see it in close-ups, but hearing it yelping gave an idea of how much it suffered And the worst part is that it's not even certain whether it died on the spot or if it took hours to die out

[@JosephDanieltaylor]

The point about Patrick Bateman is that his psychotic behaviour is internal. What that means is the majority of the killings we see him commit are actually him fantasizing about murdering people.

[@ma53jg]

Such incredible actors portrayed these characters. Great list!

[@LDixon007]

And *Frank* in 'Once Upon a Time in the West'

[@MrDarkweaver]

Great pick, Fonda in his only villain role, absolutely nailed it :)

[@lkf8799]

You can add the killer couple from The Frighteners, the two leads from Surveillance, the little girl from The Bad Seed, David from The Good Son, and the girl from The Orphan. So creepy when they're evil kids 👀

[@susanlansdell863]

Now that would make a good Top 10 list!xx

[@AgustinRodriguez-dd6mj]

Norman Stansfield from Leon: The Professional should have made the list

[@R.isabela]

agreed Gary Oldman nailed that character

[@lablanche1383]

Absoluteley!

[@kakeyshagarcia3683]

Alex from Fatal Attraction, Asami from Audition, Billy Loomis from Scream, Jigsaw from The Saw franchise, Jackson from Red Eye and David from Fear should be on the list

[@MrDarkweaver]

Jigsaw isn't a psychopath, he's batsh*t crazy, but he went insane after everything that happened to him.

[@FanaticMitchell1]

14:10 Amy Rose fans: Hold our beers

[@marki7661]

Hannibal has been my favourite villain since I was 8 years old. Brian Cox, Mads Mikkelsen also did amazing work portraying the character, even the actor who played the younger version in Hannibal Rising. Anthony Hopkins was just magic. Just the way he perfected that stare while talking to Clarice, especially in the scene shown here at 16:48 with the wide angle closeup, combined with his chilling stone cold demeanour. 🥶🥶🥶

[@colettepot7350]

Most psychopaths never kill anybody. I was told once they are mostly found in middle management….

[@Trash2000s]

So then they just kill souls, not actual people.

[@TribeNotSpiders]

Does Gordon Gekko remind anyone else of a certain ex-president? "He displays superficial charm, manipulation & a grandiose sense of self-worth." Sure seems familiar to me.

[@leewagner2945]

@TribeNotSpiders . Get your politics out of here.

[@kindtoonz]

If you're referring to the grossly fat ex-president, he really doesn't have a lot of charm, but the manipulation and the delusions of grandiosity definitely fit.

[@TribeNotSpiders]

@@leewagner2945 I'll take them wherever I please. If you don't like them, don't read my comments. By the way, I notice that I've gotten a lot of likes in the short time since I posted the comment.. At any rate, You are NOT going to tell me what I may or may not post.

[@TribeNotSpiders]

@@leewagner2945 I'll post what I please, where I please. YOU are not my parent. You have no authority of any kind over me. And by the way, I've gotten a lot of likes since I posted that comment. I think you're outvoted. As if it matters.

[@dcold]

Psychos falling an even bigger Psyco is more scary.

[@hayeonkim7838]

Thanks for interesting and valuable video as always ❤❤❤

[@Jeremiah_Rivers76]

How does Patrick Bateman know how to play psychopathy so well?

[@johnnybacklund153]

Jack from The House That Jack Built would be on my list

[@kenterminateddq5311]

I thought Jack Torrance of The Shining was a terrifying psychopath. Jack chopping doors with an axe and saying "Here's Johnny!' is the stand out scene of the Stanley Kubrick classic.

[@Scottie_S]

Doesn't count. He was a normal human being that became something else because of supernatural events. None of the psychos in this list needed THAT kickstart.

[@ljack-dr7kx]

@@Scottie_SHe may be the supernatural being himself, I’d argue he wasn’t a “normal human” but I definitely agree he wasn’t near someone like Patrick Bateman

[@noskoolikeoldskool]

​@Scottie_S maybe something did happen 2 them that they wasn't shown int he movie.

[@CRITTERBUSTERS]

Where the hell is Rutger Hauer’s character John Ryder from The Hitcher (1986) ??!! That character is truly terrifying!

[@trinaq]

Patrick Bateman kills several people: "Eh, they probably had it coming, anyway." Bateman kills a dog, and attempts to shove a cat through an ATM: "You monster, what did they ever do to you?!"

[@jamiethal1319]

Yes, but the murders may just only be in his mind.

[@markzuckergecko621]

Name one time a dog has done something truly immoral.

[@Jacoblikesfilms]

@@jamiethal1319 Well, in the infamous and obviously terrible sequel, American Psycho II: All American Girl, it is confirmed that Bateman actually committed the murders. But, the sequel, you know sucks and is not connected to the first film, a classic.

[@markzuckergecko621]

@@Jacoblikesfilms don't you hate it when sequels answer questions that didn't need to be answered, that may have even been best unanswered? That's why I hated Terrifier 2, Terrifier was great because we don't know anything about Art, it's just a deranged supernatural clown that starts chopping people to pieces for no known reason. The mystery makes it scary.

[@Jacoblikesfilms]

@@markzuckergecko621 Sometimes, yeah I thought that Terrifier 2 was decent, mainly cuz of the extreme factor of the kills.

[@messazadofan8188]

Schindler's List's Amon Göth should be up there. He was perfectly portrayed by Ralph Fiennes

[@joeyattaway756]

The thumbnail had real life psychopaths 😂

[@tzeffsmainchannel]

Denzel is so GREAT in Training Day, I forget I'm looking at an actor! 😨😰

[@mr.decencykeepinitreal6348]

Denzel Washington won the 2nd Oscar for “Best Actor” in 2002.

[@kenyafarragut6891]

Linda Fiorentino-Last Seduction or is she more of a sociopath?

[@BlenderStudy]

Thank you for the update, WatchMojo..!! One thing I realized was how violent the recent movies have become, when compared to similar movies from the 70s/80s/90s.

[@C_Melvyn_James]

Malkina (Cameron Diaz) in The Counselor (2013)

[@jenniferthompson3340]

Hannibal!

[@SirsasthNigam.]

You can't convince me Palpatine is not a Manipulative Pure evil one Note- No Clonepatine, he is just delusional clone who believed he is Palpatine

[@RedForge84]

Before I even start this, if Anton Chigurh from ‘No Country for Old Men’ isn’t number one then this entire list is a sham.

[@jeremyszczepanski216]

Gary Oldman's Norman Stansfield in "Leon: The Professional" was sadly-overlooked here. Patrick Bateman is debatable, given that the film leaves it ambiguous as to whether he actually committed his crimes or if they were all in his head.

[@cenexxis]

Nice, The Joker, Hannibal Lecter and Norman Bates are on the top of the list!

[@annepatton8727]

For me it was Dennis Hopper, he was absolutely magnificent as Frank Booth. The complexity of his physique is incredibly scary.

[@arhamsayeed319]

THIS ALSO AWESOME LIST LOVE YOU TOM ❤

[@Wesplaylist]

Harvey Keital character is like “a psychopath and a professional, I can’t work with a psychopath”😂

[@BradOrok]

No country for old men is the most accurate portrayal

[@cakeisavegatable]

I love film AND it’s important to note many of these are from books. Sick of seeing kids on tablets ugh

[@markzuckergecko621]

It's pretty obscure, but one of my favorites is Cliff, from Accident Man. Because he's an idiot, completely insane, but barely smart enough to hack people to pieces with an axe. And he's very good at it.

[@ALVMACHETE69]

The real reason for the joker doing this is he cannot make batman laugh..that's he's nature if Hannibal predicts his mind.😅

[@drunkenmaster6434]

You forgot Scorpio in Dirty Harry. Even Andy Robinson physically flinched during filming

[@matthewpulido7912]

I think Chef Julien Slowik from The Menu should've made the list or at least been an honorable mention. He displays the textbook sense of charm and menace that people with psychopathy tend to display.

[@markzuckergecko621]

He genuinely doesn't think he's doing anything wrong, that's what made him so determined. He never once hesitated with the morality, because he thought he was doing the right thing.

[@robinsonleka5707]

Bonnie Bedelia's portrayal of Barbara Sabich in Presumed Innocent should be up there. She went through the entire film as an unsuspecting character but the when its revealed she was the murderer you can't help but just get chills knowing what she did

[@yeyo1990]

A Clockwork Orange, the ol' in/out, in/out! 🤣

[@DesertDawg-oq5fg]

Fun fact 11:00 Kevin Spacey negotiated that he not be included in any promotional material, trailer or the poster for the film. His reason was if you read the cast (Pitt, Freeman, Paltrow) and you realize that Pitt and Freeman are playing the detectives+Paltrow the wife, you would deduce that Spacey was playing the killer. When he shows up to turn himself in, it’s the first time the audience sees Kevin Spacey.

[@joelmbaumgartner]

Norman Bates is not a psychopath. If you were to ask any psychiatrist or psychologist, they would tell you he is either psychotic, or suffering from DID, or both. Definitely not a psychopath.

[@PrinceIsot]

Actually technically Alonzo didn't plan to kill Jake right away. It was Jake refusing to take any money that made Alonzo make the phone call to Smiley. You can even hear him on the phone after that scene "yeah get the tub ready"

[@endyaust]

Nurse Ratched from One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest

[@Wesplaylist]

In “Training Day”. I didn’t even know he was psychopath until halfway thru

[@williamsummerson1204]

Another epic video incoming from the legends at Watchmojo. Happy 4th of July. 💥🤘

[@heyyall5651]

Aren't they Canadians?

[@grumpysorc3744]

Albert Spica from The Cook, The Thief, His Wife and Her Lover. Harry Powell from The Night of the Hunter.

[@Patrick-df5fo]

Here are my top 10. 1. Brad Pitt as "Jeffery Goines" in "12 Monkeys" 2. Peter Stormare as "Gaear Grimsrud" in "Fargo" 3. Anthony Wong as "Wong Chi Hang" in "The Untold Story" 4. Alan Arkin as "Harry Roat" in "Wait Until Dark" 5. Rutker Hauer as "John Ryder" in "The Hitcher' 6. Jessica Walter as " Evelyn" in "Play Misty For Me" 7. Terry O'Quinn as "Jerry Blake" in "The Stepfather" 8. Tom Bergener as "Gary" in Looking For Mr. Goodbar" 9. Sean Penn as "Captain Tony Meserve" in "Casualties Of War" 10. Martin Landau as Bryon "Preacher" Sutcliff" in "Alone In The Dark" & you have to include Jack Nicholson as "Jack Torance" in "The Shining"

[@Animeguy300]

Patrick Bateman is awesome

[@ActuallyHoudini]

what do you mean by that

[@spacejam8765]

Patrick Bateman is basically Batman. All but one letter E.😃

[@markzuckergecko621]

​@@spacejam8765lmao, if his parent's death was a little more brutal, and he hadn't been trained by Al Gul, Bruce Wayne would have been Patrick Bateman🤣

[@infamouswickedjokestar]

Meaning that his character persona is awesome as to how he portrayed it

[@markzuckergecko621]

@@infamouswickedjokestar lmao, I hope so. Because I don't think you're supposed to think the character is awesome. The performance is awesome, the movie is awesome. But the character himself is..... Morally dubious, to put it mildly.

[@CandiceVidito]

Joker and Harley Quinn come to mind

[@dnasty312]

One thing about *Anton Chigurh* I caught on is the coin toss. Chigurh only uses it when killing is not business i.e. a target or his life and/or well-being are at stake.

[@ohkay7418]

Sooo many to choose from

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Awesome! Can't wait For it

[@StanHalen1936]

For what, bot?

[@Fibonacci64]

As mentioned before, ”The Hitcher” with Rutger Hauer first came to mind when I saw the video title. Béatrice Dalles charachter in ”Inside”, Asami from ”Audition”.

[@zanethind]

Lmao number 19 is so true about the finance sector has so many psychopaths ain't no lie about that

[@josh72456]

I’ve seen bits of Funny Games, I’ve not seen M, The Strangers and Kiss Of Death.

[@jameslough6329]

I have a hard time believing that putting John Doe at "seventh" place wasn't intentional lmao

[@ericrietvelt1970]

Their were two psychopaths in Home Alone 2. One was Kevin and another had a cameo in the movie. 😂

[@davidmitchell6873]

Sadly he is a real life psychopath.

[@abramsullivan7764]

Huh

[@jbzhummerh2gamer]

Why didn't you let Hannibal hiss? That's the best part of that line!

[@youngnixx88788]

Gecko over Mr. Blonde? GTFOH lol

[@darlenepayne6112]

Mr Blonde from Reservoir Dogs, but my absolute favorite is Anton Chigurh. Javier Bardem was amazing as always.

[@susanlansdell863]

One day Bardem will have a decent hair style in a film…xx

[@Forget1987]

Beyond the black rainbow is probably so crazy not only he kills his mom he hides himself in disguise

[@SamM_Scot]

Brian Cox's portrayal in Manhunter is far more realistic making him way scarier. Anthony Hopkins is like an over-the-top stereotypical Hollywood cartoon pantomime villain I could never take serious. I hate how the far superior movie Manhunter always gets overlooked :-)

[@radomirkorac-uu3nk]

No Brad Dourif characters on your list? Shame on you!😡

[@karterwilmot6673]

What movie is this thumbnail from? I’m thinking like the dad from the shining and you got 2 chicks on there lol

[@zanethind]

Heath Ledger's Joker brang new meaning to the villain itself

[@themirrorsofmymind]

I knew Anthony Hopkins' _Hannibal Lecter_ was going to be number one. When that movie was in theaters I had no interest in seeing it but once it came out on VHS (which was the style at the time) my younger brother insisted that I watch it (I had to like *_EVERYTHING_*_ he_ liked, though I don't for the life of me know why) and it was as dull as I suspected. Robert De Niro is far more terrifying as _Max Cady_ in "Cape Fear".

[@rebeccamcmurrer9683]

How am I not seeing Lou Bloom from Nightcrawler anywhere?? He’s a top 3 perfect example

[@Kittybit]

How on earth Ben from Man Bites Dog, didn’t make it to this list, is beyond my understanding.

[@ContextReallyMatters]

King Longshanks from Braveheart threw his son's lover out of a window. He had no problem with his own men being hit by arrows as long as the opposing men were also hit.

[@Rod_Opbr]

as always had a old movie in your toplist...... my G

[@HAZYYARDOFFICIAL]

So many of these psychopaths had me notice that most of them had slicked back hair

[@JC2023HD]

De Niro's portrayal as Max Cady is chilling. He only lost that Oscar because Anthony Hopkins was nominated for Silence of the Lambs.

[@stefanschmidt217]

WTF! Frank - Once Upon A Time in the West (Fonda) + Stansfield - Leon (Oldman) + Harry Powell - Night of the Hunter (Mitchum)! All should have been on this List!

[@ReggieT32]

He was not on the list but O-Dog from Menace 2 Society is one character that is scary in Cinema.

[@user-cz2gg7fk1i]

Honorable mention John from the SAW franchise, just as smart as Hannibal,i in my opinion

[@searchanddiscover]

i would put no country for old men at the #1 spot. just something so frightening that a flip of a coin is the difference between life and death.

[@martinwakefield8138]

Christian Bale was both on the list as a psychopath, and also the main enemy of a psychopath on this list

[@purple-oz6lr]

Warren Stacey "10 to midnight".

[@michaeldiogenesbest6127]

Francis Dolarhyde as The Tooth Fairy in "Manhunter". The scene w/Joan Allen and the Tiger is pretty cool. Brian Cox played Dr. Lecter......

[@susanlansdell863]

Excellent film.I prefer it to Silence Of The Lambs.xx

[@robertnowak9730]

How can the Devils rejects not be on this list and high at that. Otis Driftwood was the more psychotic than anyone on this list.

[@roxy5588]

Jack Scagnetti - Natural Born Killers played by the late Tom Sizemore he was a corrupt cop who murdered prostitutes while on the hunt for serial killers Mickey and Mallory Knox. I would have considered his character for this list. But I am very glad that you did put Mr. Blonde on here. Nobody could play the character better than Michael Madsen.

[@Hakaioshin]

Dfens from falling down was great

[@CybeleCotter]

I could get behind a psychopath like Hannibal Lecter, but not the boys in Funny Games.

[@drunkpunk313]

What About Erza Miller's Character In "We Need To Talk About Kevin"?? He Played A Young Psychopath Too