13 of the Creepiest Horror Movie Posters Ever

October 27, 2017

As part of Rob Zombie’s 13 Nights of Halloween on HDNET MOVIES, we’re ranking the creepiest horror movie posters in history.

13. Waxwork (1988)

This isn’t Madame Tussauds wax house, that’s for sure!

12. Deep Red (1975)

A naked doll with a meat cleaver…is there anything scarier?

11. Chopping Mall (1986)

You can buy that shirt and pair of jeans, but you won’t have any limbs to fill them with.

10. Invasion of the Blood Farmers (1972)

So much for traditional crops like corn and wheat; looks like he prefers heads and limbs.

9. Alice Sweet Alice (1976)

So all I need to do is survive a killer mask in a brown bag. Can’t be that hard, right?

8. The Night Evelyn Came Out of the Grave (1971)

She used to have such a pretty face…

7. Curtains (1983)

Dolls are just creepy, bottom line.

6. Black Sunday (1960)

Why watch the movie when those poster eyes already do a good job of paralyzing me with fright?

5. Happy Birthday to Me (1981)

It would have to be something pretty impressive to cause me to never eat shish kebab again.

4. Scanners (1981)

That kind of looks like a really freaked out Jack Nicholson.

3. Black Christmas (1974)

Does this mean Santa Claus won’t be stopping by this Christmas?

2. Maniac (1980)

Yet another reason to just Netflix and chill.

1. The Last House on the Left (1972)

Looking at this triggers my deepest fears of being kidnapped, tortured, and left to rot in an isolated area where it will be days, or weeks, before I am found.

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13 of the Creepiest Horror Movie Posters Ever

13. Waxwork (1988) This isn’t Madame Tussauds wax house, that’s for sure!

12. Deep Red (1975) A naked doll with a meat cleaver…is there anything scarier?

11. Chopping Mall (1986) You can buy that shirt and pair of jeans, but you won’t have any limbs to fill them with.

10. Invasion of the Blood Farmers (1972) So much for traditional crops like corn and wheat; looks like he prefers heads and limbs.

9. Alice Sweet Alice (1976) So all I need to do is survive a killer mask in a brown bag. Can’t be that hard, right?

8. The Night Evelyn Came Out of the Grave (1971) She used to have such a pretty face…

7. Curtains (1983) Dolls are just creepy, bottom line.

6. Black Sunday (1960) Why watch the movie when those poster eyes already do a good job of paralyzing me with fright?

5. Happy Birthday to Me (1981) It would have to be something pretty impressive to cause me to never eat shish kebab again.

4. Scanners (1981) That kind of looks like a really freaked out Jack Nicholson.

3. Black Christmas (1974) Does this mean Santa Claus won’t be stopping by this Christmas?

2. Maniac (1980) Yet another reason to just Netflix and chill.

1. The Last House on the Left (1972) Looking at this triggers my deepest fears of being kidnapped, tortured, and left to rot in an isolated area where it will be days, or weeks, before I am found.