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The Creeper ....off of Jeepers Creepers now he is real scary
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That is a very Cool movie, I watched it yesterday
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The ORIGINAL pinhead from hellraiser 1 (after the first movie, he went down hill)Although im still a fan of ALL the sequels..no matter how bad thye are. But the original hellraiser was something that fraeked me out.
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I can agree with you when you say that pinhead went downhill after the original Hellraiser. And yes, he would be creepy to meet in real life (imagine the pain and torture he'd put you through.) But, I think I'd actually be more afraid of the cenobites because (1. They're brutal! and (2. You know they'll actually appear if you solve the puzzle box (if you seen Inferno, you'll know what I mean.)
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Hannibal Lecter - all the supernatural things just seem like they'd be kind of silly in the real world (ok, maybe the demon from the Exorcist would be kind of freaky) - but when I think about the real possibilities - someone like Lecter would either have you for lunch or leave you a physical and emotional cripple. I'd also say, on that note, that Henry from Henry Portrait of a Serial Killer is exactly the kind of person who makes me triple lock my doors at night.
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Oh yes...Kane for Poltergiest II. That fucker is pretty creepy. It's easy for me to imagine that really scary Southern gothic minister. It's not Southern gothic, but it puts you in mind of something out of a Nathaniel Hawthorn story/novel.
Yeah, there is a huge gap between vampires like Varney and Nosferatu and vampires like Lord Ruthven and Lestat. However, what you're missing is this: When they see you, they have the same reaction as you do when looking a really good meal you know you're going to enjoy. I just remembered something that happened in college with a professor. We got into it a little, when it came to vampires. If you want the story, I'll give it, but otherwise I'm not going to bore you with anymore of my ramblings.
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