5.
Leatherface,
The
Texas
Chainsaw
Massacre
series-
Part
of
a
seriously
inbred
family,
Leatherface
created
his
mask
with
the
flesh
of
some
of
his
victims.
This
torturous
terror
wields
a
chainsaw
and
chases
down
his
terrified
victims
so
that
their
remains
can
be
cooked
in
the
messed
up
family's
chilli,
a
chilli
that
has
won
them
prizes.
By
far,
one
of
the
most
hideous
looking
out
of
the
bunch,
except
for
Jason
without
his
goalie's
mask.
Apparently,
the
first
movie
was
based
on
a
true
story;
think
twice
before
eating
at
a
chilli
cookout
in
the
States.
6.
Hannibal
Lectur,
Silence
of
the
Lambs
series-
Truly
a
genius,
Dr.
Lectur
is
by
far
the
most
intelligent
on
our
monster
list.
After
watching
his
sister
be
tortured
and
eaten
in
WW
II,
this
evil
genius
develops
his
own
taste
for
human
flesh.
Eventually,
he
becomes
Dr.
Lectur,
killing
and
eating
some
of
his
patients.
In
prison,
he
is
studied
by
FBI
agent,
Clarice
Starling
who
was
originally
sent
to
interview
him
to
gain
insight
into
another
case
she
is
working
on.
They
develop
an
odd
kinship
and
when
he
escapes,
hedoes
not
come
after
her,
even
it
would
be
fairly
easy
for
him
to
make
her
one
of
his
victim's.
Quid
prod
quo,
what
does
Hannibal
say
he
ate
the
Census
taker
with?
7.
Candyman,
the
Candyman
series-
Like
the
old
legend
of
Bloody
Mary,
Candyman
is
called
by
saying
his
name
five
times
into
a
mirror.
The
son
of
a
slave
who
was
tortured
to
death,
Candyman
has
come
back
to
exact
revenge
out
of
anyone
brave
enough,
or
stupid
enough
to
call
him
forth.
8.
Norman
Bates,
Psycho-
Good
ole
momma's
boy
Norman
Bates
runs
the
Bates
Motel
under
the
ruse
that
he
is
also
looking
after
his
ailing
mother.
One
problem;
dear
old
momma
is
a
preserved
corpse
in
the
basement
of
their
house.
Norman
murders
off
some
of
the
guest,
dressed
as
dear
ole
momma.
This
Hitchcock
film
features
the
infamous
shower
scene,
where
one
of
the
female
guests
is
stabbed
to
death
in
the
shower.
Hence,
always
make
sure
you
have
a
clear
shower
curtain,
not
a
lot
of
room
to
run
if
someone
gets
in
there,
trying
to
kill
you,
but
at
least
you'll
be
able
to
spot
death
coming.
9.
Chucky,
Child's
Play
series-
The
soul
of
a
madman
resides
in
a
child's
doll
after
he
is
chased
into,
a
toy
factory
by
a
detective
and
shot.
In
order
to
avoid
death,
Charles
Lee
Ray
transfers
his
soul
to
a
Good
Guy
doll.
The
doll
is
then
bought
and
given
to
Andy
for
his
birthday
by
his
mother..This
tiny
terror
tries
to
transfer
his
soul
into
Andy
and
kills
anyone
the
child
tries
to
tell.
Of
course,
his
evil
plan
is
thwarted,
Andy
is
saved
and
more
movies
are
made,
including
Chucky's
Bride.
I
have
to
wonder
why
this
guy
didn't
transfer
his
soul
into
something
cool
like
a
Ninja
Turtle,
or
a
He-Man
figure.
Better
yet,
why
didn't
he
transfer
his
soul
into
a
Luke
Skywalker
figure
or
a
Han
Solo
figure,
which
would
have
been
way
cool?
10.
Ghostface,
Scream
series-
Made
to
make
fun
of
the
campy
plots
of
slasher
flicks,
Scream
follows
the
somewhat
predictable
storyline
of
most
slasher
flicks.
Donned
in
a
mask,
of
course,
this
pale-faced,
hooded
villain
chases
the
not
so
bright
screaming
victims
modeled
in
movies
like
Halloween
and
Friday
the
13th.
Unlike
previous
psychos,
this
one
harasses
his
victims
with
their
cell
phones
before
leaping
in
for
the
kill.
It's
pretty
cheesy,
but
it
has
its
jump
moments.
Just
goes
to
show
you
that
even
in
our
age
of
cell
phones
and
call
display,
serial
killers
can
get
around
that,
they
don't
have
to
cut
the
phone
lines
anymore.
Besides,
even
if
you
do
call
911,
generally
it's
awhile
before
anyone
comes
to
your
rescue.
Though
most
of
these
flicks
are
a
little
predictable
and
slightly
campy,
they're
still
worth
the
watch.
Most
were
created
in
the
latter
part
of
the
20th
century;
however
Psycho
came
out
in
the
1960's.
What
would
be
the
one
I
recommend
the
most?
Probably
Freddy
vs.
Jason
as
it
is
one
of
the
more
recent
and
there
are
two
of
the
monster
menaces
in
one
show.
There
are
other
shows
that
are
just
as
frightening
to
watch
all
this
month;
Saw,
The
Grudge,
When
a
Stranger
Calls,
The
Hills
Have
Eyes,
The
Hitcher,
Black
Christmas,
The
Changeling,
Wrong
Turn,
Final
Destination,
The
Exorcist.
Just
pay
a
visit
to
one
of
the
local
movie
stores,
or
head
up
to
Wal-Mart
and
buy
them
for
cheap.
If
you
have
satellite
or
cable,
many
of
them
are
on
late
night
channels.
In
closing,
I
will
share
with
you
a
little
tale
of
the
most
frightening
scene
I
have
ever
seen
in
a
horror
movie,
the
title
I
cannot
remember.
Happy
family
leaves
house
for
the
day.
While
they
are
gone,
a
man
enter
the
house
and
looks
carefully
through
their
things,
okay
violating,
yes,
terrifying
no.
Family
comes
home.
Later
that
night,
the
happy
parents
tuck
in
the
happy
kids
and
get
into
bed
themselves.
The
wife's
arm
drops
over
the
bed.
She
says
to
her
husband,
"I
thought
we
left
the
dog
outside."
Camera
pans
a
shot
of
under
the
bed
where
a
man
lies,
licking
the
woman's
hand.
I
didn't
see
what
happened
next.
I
was
on
the
floor,
curled
into
the
fetal
position
as
that
is
the
most
terrifying
scene
I
have
witnessed
in
a
horror
movie.
Why?
Because
that
is
more
possible
than
a
machete
wielding
maniac
or
possessed
doll.
To
this
day,
I
do
not
have
a
bed
frame
for
that
reason.
Okay,
I
am
kidding
about
that,
a
little.
Happy
Halloween
to
everyone
and
enjoy
a
few
nights
curled
up
with
a
few
freaky
movies
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