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You wouldnt believe me if I told you.
October is approaching and I love it. Not because of Halloween, but because I was born right in the middle of it and there's fall leaves and candy and pumpkins. 
In other words, I don't really celebrate Halloween. My mom never wanted us to unless we were with our aunt that night, then she would take us. But most of the time, my brother and I would stay in. We would watch a scary movie, "Goosebumps" or something on the Disney Channel like, "Halloweentown."
I remember the villain from this movie...he was really scary! It got me thinking, who is the scariest villain for you? It could be from a movie or a book. I know as Christians I suppose the scariest villain would be the enemy. But I'm not really afraid of him. He's a joke! With God on our side, he...
So then, what/who do you consider to be the scariest villain? I haven't answered myself because I'm still thinking.
In other words, I don't really celebrate Halloween. My mom never wanted us to unless we were with our aunt that night, then she would take us.
But most of the time, my brother and I would stay in. We would watch a scary movie, "Goosebumps" or something on the Disney Channel like, "Halloweentown."I remember the villain from this movie...he was really scary! It got me thinking, who is the scariest villain for you? It could be from a movie or a book. I know as Christians I suppose the scariest villain would be the enemy. But I'm not really afraid of him. He's a joke! With God on our side, he...
So then, what/who do you consider to be the scariest villain? I haven't answered myself because I'm still thinking.
M
Some wizard guy
David Bowie. One of the biggest rock icons of the 80s, as well as writer and singer for all the music in the film. Oddly enough, also the 'voice' of the baby, since the actual baby wouldn't make a sound.
David Bowie. One of the biggest rock icons of the 80s, as well as writer and singer for all the music in the film. Oddly enough, also the 'voice' of the baby, since the actual baby wouldn't make a sound.
M
Get it?
Just kidding. I don't think you're a chicken. I'm sure you're brave in other ways.
J
To whoever gave me rep for my yami bakura villain choice no I don't play duel links,but I play and have played yugioh gx,yugioh capsule monsters,yugioh forbidden memories,yugioh false bound kingdom,yugioh duelists of the roses and even the original and I mean original card game,I even still have some cards!
U
I saw it! I saw it! It wasn't so bad either. Happy to face my fears. And I'll try to prove it...the tv was leaking water when she came out, something I hadn't noticed when I saw it many years ago. Also, she kinda teleports from one place to the next. Weird! But honestly, it looks so cheesy it wasn't that scary anymore. The special effects are dated.
The Evil Dead was one of the few movies that actually scared me, that's not really a one villain story though.
John Carpenter's The Thing was another one. The original movie, I haven't seen the remake. Horror movies used to be my thing, but I don't watch stuff like that anymore. The horror genre has really turned from focusing on scary situations to gore, torture, and brutality.
I might watch the original Night of the Living Dead, it's a classic, it's like the Old Yellar of the horror genre. But then again, I probably shouldn't.
John Carpenter's The Thing was another one. The original movie, I haven't seen the remake. Horror movies used to be my thing, but I don't watch stuff like that anymore. The horror genre has really turned from focusing on scary situations to gore, torture, and brutality.
I might watch the original Night of the Living Dead, it's a classic, it's like the Old Yellar of the horror genre. But then again, I probably shouldn't.