10 Terrifying Horror Movie Monsters With Very Little Screen Time

Goat dude kind of hot

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

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

The ghosts from 13 Ghost should get backstory movies.

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?

Wait what? Mother Markos made me laugh out loud when I saw her. Definitely not a terrifying monster. But in the literal next scene Mother Suspiriorum summons a death witch that made my jaw dop. I've watched that movie 3 times and the death witch is still one of the scariest things I've ever seen in a movie.

Was hoping the Tunnel Stalker from The Tunnel would be here. Very underrated movie in my opinion.

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.

funfact : the paleman (pans labyrinth) is portrait by 2 actors and like zero cgi

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

I thought A Quiet Place would have been better if they removed the backing music. Made it really silent.

So tired of Mojo.

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.

>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.

You need to make another list:
The Giant creature in The Ritual and the baby creature monster in The VOID and I'm sure there are more.

You forgot the Crooked man from conjuring 2

Honestly surprised you went with the jackel over the Blair witch

Smile was so cringe then I gave it a chance and it was just as dumb as i thought but not only that but fumbling the trauma metaphor on top of it. Also just the most cringe jeff the killer ass corny. Couldn’t be more basic if it tried.

The entity was the movie that terrified me as a child

i must be watching to many good Asian horror films. these examples that make you millennials piss yourselves are jokes to anyone watching good movies.

Should have included the Harlequin from Digging Up The Marrow. That creature was terrifying

Some old films that relate to this topic. The Brood (1979). The Mother giving birth to one of her "Children", ie. manifestations of repressed anger. That scene is short and intense. Plus her "Childrens"' rage-faces are just barely seen, when they act out her wishes throughout the story.

Hammer Horror's final horror film, at least I think it was their final one, "To the Devil... a Daughter" (1976) has a reverse-birth-scene that is not easily forgotten. However one needs to see the whole film for it to be truly effective.

to be fair to the Pale man, he would have let her go if she hadn't stolen the food. you take bites of mine, i take bites of yours :D

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

Maybe I'd have to see the movie to get the full effect, but I thought the Ram Man was just cool looking. Handsome, really. Maybe I'm more of a furry than I realized.

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.

The one from Malignant should be on there. Annihilation was a major disappointment.

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

Real good call on Mother Markos

Where was the alien in Alien (1979)?

Saw "The 13 Ghosts" as a kid. Had to wear glasses to see them. My brother and I liked it, but it wasn't very scary.

The remake of 13 ghosts is actually great fun.

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

Could someone just post the movie list so I don't need to spoil myself with how the monsters look like?

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.

Was that a goat man holding a gun? Who wrote that a sentient ounce of cocaine?

First, If you can't see it is not "terrifying". The circumstances are terrifying, like in the Blair Witch Project for example, but not the "monster". Two different things. Second, the mutant bear is ok and maybe the Pale Man, but that's about it. The Gremlim from Twilight Zone: The Movie (1983), and the giant demons from Hellboy (2019), aside from the clown (too much cliche) are scarier than all this stuff.

honestly the lamb man isn't even scary or random I mean there was already a lamb child so yeah

The Endless doesn't show the Entity. Bird Box doesn't show the creatures either. I love when movies do that.

since when were ghosts monsters?

Just to point out, "Smile"'s demon did more than just leer at its victim, it actually warped their perception of reality to destabilize them.

hahahahaha it only took 'til the second entry for you to undermine the premise of the video, absolutely no screen time isn't the same as "very little screen time" is it

Ba-ba-dooooooooooook...

Oops I think goat daddy just turned me into a gay furry

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.

I remember being SO ANGRY at that girl during the pale man encounter. Like, you couldn't just NOT EAT A FREAKING GRAPE OR WHATEVER? STUPID

The Wendigo Pet Cemetary. One brief scene.

The man with fire in his face, I've never seen it but that
clip scared the f*ck outta me.

Satan from "As above so below" was pretty impressive. Not a monstrous looking creature just a large man in a pitch black room... i cant describe it but the whole scene he is in is pure movie magic. The movie does such a great job building up to that point it doesnt take much to make the whole scene unsettling