List of horror film villains

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Horror films often make use of villains as primary antagonists. Some such characters have become iconic in their own right due to their roles in film.

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Villains

NameFilmActor(s)DescriptionRefs.
Anguirus Godzilla Raids Again A dinosaur-like kaiju and enemy of Godzilla. [1]
Art the Clown A demonic evil clown. [2] [3]
Ash Alien An android science officer on the Nostromo. [4]
Baragon Frankenstein vs. Baragon A dinosaur-like kaiju and enemy of Frankenstein. [5]
Patrick Bateman American Psycho A psychopathic and homicidal yuppie and investment banker. [6] [7]
Norma Bates Psycho franchiseThe abusive mother of Norman Bates. [8] [9]
Norman Bates Psycho franchiseA man with dissociative identity disorder and a murderous alter that takes the form of his mother. [10] [11]
Billy Black Christmas franchiseA mysterious murderer that taunts and kills a group of students during the Christmas season. [12]
Billy the Puppet Saw franchiseA puppet used by Jigsaw. [13]
Biollante Godzilla vs. Biollante
  • Masao Takegami
A plant-like hybrid kaiju and enemy of Godzilla. [14] [15]
Seth Brundle The Fly A scientist that turns into a fly-human hybrid monster due to an accident. [16] [17]
Max Cady Cape Fear A criminal with an obsessive grudge against an attorney named Sam Bowden. [18] [19]
Candyman Candyman franchiseThe vengeful ghost of an African American man murdered for an interracial love affair. [20] [21]
Billy Chapman Silent Night, Deadly Night franchise
  • Robert Brian Wilson
A toy store employee that embarks on a murder spree on Christmas Eve. [22] [23]
Chop Top The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 A cannibalistic Vietnam veteran. [24] [25]
Chucky Child's Play franchiseAn evil possessed toy doll. [26] [27] [28]
Clover Cloverfield —A giant infant kaiju . [29] [30]
Daimajin Daimajin A giant warrior god kaiju . [31] [32]
Jerry Dandrige Fright Night A murderous vampire. [33] [34]
Death Angels A Quiet Place franchise—A blind alien species that hunts by sound. [35] [36]
Francis Dolarhyde Manhunter and Red Dragon A serial killer that murders entire families every full moon. [37] [38]
Count Dracula Various
  • Various
An archetypal vampire inspired by Vlad the Impaler. [39] [40]
Ebirah Ebirah, Horror of the Deep
  • Hiroshi Sekida
A giant lobster kaiju . [41] [42]
Frankenstein's monster Universal Monsters franchiseAn undead monster created by the mad doctor Victor Frankenstein. [43] [44] [45]
Angela Franklin Night of the Demons seriesA young woman possessed by a demon. [46] [47]
Gamera Gamera, the Giant Monster
  • Teruo Aragaki
A giant turtle-like alien kaiju . [48] [49]
Ghostface Scream franchise
  • Various
An identity used by multiple killers. [50] [51] [52]
Gigan Godzilla vs. Gigan A cyborg alien kaiju and enemy of Godzilla [53]
Godzilla Godzilla franchise
  • Various
A giant dinosaur-like kaiju . [54] [55] [56]
Jame Gumb The Silence of the Lambs A serial killer that murders women to wear their skin. [57] [58]
Hedorah Godzilla vs. Hedorah A kaiju made of sludge. [59] [60]
Mark Hoffman Saw franchiseAn apprentice and successor of Jigsaw. [61] [62]
Igor Universal Monsters franchiseThe laboratory assistant of Victor Frankenstein. [63]
Imhotep The Mummy An undead Egyptian mummy. [64] [65]
Kharis The Mummy's Hand An undead Egyptian mummy. [66] [67]
King Ghidorah Ghidorah, the Three-Headed Monster A three-headed alien kaiju and enemy of Godzilla. [68] [69] [70]
King Kong King Kong franchiseA giant ape. [71] [72]
John Kramer Saw franchiseA serial killer that tortures victims in elaborate traps. [73] [74]
Freddy Krueger A Nightmare on Elm Street franchiseThe evil spirit of a child killer that haunts nightmares. [75] [76]
Leatherface The Texas Chainsaw Massacre franchiseA cannibal that wears the faces of his victims. [77] [78]
Hannibal Lecter Hannibal Lecter franchiseA brilliant forensic psychologist and cannibalistic serial killer. [79] [80] [81]
Mechagodzilla Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla
  • Kazunari Mori
A robot version of Godzilla. [53] [82]
Megaguirus Godzilla vs. Megaguirus A giant dragonfly-like kaiju and enemy of Godzilla.
Megalon Godzilla vs. Megalon
  • Hideto Odachi
A giant beetle-like kaiju and enemy of Godzilla. [83]
Mothra Mothra A giant moth-like kaiju . [84] [85] [86]
MUTO Monsterverse franchise—A giant bug-like species of kaiju . [87] [88]
Michael Myers Halloween franchiseA mute murderer that kills teenagers on Halloween night. [89] [90]
Count Orlok Nosferatu A vampire based on Count Dracula. [91] [92] [93]
Rustin Parr Blair Witch franchise
  • Frank Pastor
A serial killer that murdered seven children on instructions from the Blair Witch. [94]
Pearl X seriesA psychopathic killer. [95]
Rhoda Penmark The Bad Seed A child serial killer and psychopath. [96]
Pinhead Hellraiser franchiseAn extradimensional leader of the demonic Cenobites. [97] [98]
David Powers The Lost Boys The head of a gang of vampires. [99] [100]
Predator Predator franchiseAn alien species that trophy hunts other species for sport. [101] [102]
Rodan Rodan A giant pterosaur-like kaiju . [103]
Kayako Saeki Ju-On franchiseThe vengeful ghost of a woman killed by her husband. [104] [105]
Toshio Saeki Ju-On franchise
  • Daiki Sawada
  • Ryōta Koyama
The son of Kayako Saeki, a vengeful ghost. [104]
Slappy the Dummy Goosebumps An evil ventriloquy dummy. [106] [107]
Slender Man A tall supernatural being with no face. [108] [109]
Captain Spaulding House of 1000 Corpses A vulgar and murderous clown. [110] [111]
T-1000 Terminator franchiseA time-travelling robot assassin. [112]
Larry Talbot The Wolf Man franchiseA werewolf. [113] [114]
The Thing A shapeshifting alien that mimics its prey. [115] [116]
Damien Thorn The Omen franchiseThe Antichrist. [117] [118]
Sweeney Todd A barber that kills his customers with a straight razor before giving their flesh to his partner Mrs. Lovett to bake into pies. [119] [120]
Jack Torrance A writer that goes insane and tries to kill his wife and son. [121] [122]
Tall Man Phantasm franchiseAn extradimensional being posing as a mortician. [123] [124]
Judge Turpin Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2007)A cruel and corrupt judge. [125]
Terminator Terminator franchiseA time-travelling robot assassin. [126] [127]
Tiffany Valentine Child's Play franchiseAn evil possessed toy doll. [128] [129] [130]
Varan Varan the Unbelievable A giant gliding dinosaur-like kaiju . [131] [132]
Mason Verger Hannibal A wealthy, sadistic pedophile disfigured by Hannibal Lecter. [133] [134]
Jason Voorhees Friday the 13th franchiseAn immortal, undead murderer. [135] [136] [137]
Pamela Voorhees Friday the 13th franchiseThe murderous mother of Jason Voorhees. [138] [139]
Harry Warden My Bloody Valentine A miner that kills people on Valentine's Day. [140]
Annie Wilkes Misery A nurse and serial killer. [141] [142]
Xenomorph Alien franchiseAn endoparasitoid species of alien. [143] [144]
Sadako Yamamura The Ring franchiseThe vengeful ghost of a young psychic that was murdered and thrown down a well. [145] [146]
Yonggary Yongary, Monster from the Deep
  • Cho Kyoung-min
A large dinosaur-like kaiju . [147] [148]
Amanda Young Saw franchiseA victim and apprentice of Jigsaw. [149] [150] [151]
Zilla Godzilla franchise
  • Kurt Carley
A large dinosaur-like kaiju . [152] [153]

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