In movies, ghosts seem to come in one of two speeds: Angry or REALLY angry. As the ghost in ‘Jessabelle’ helps prove our theory, let’s look back at a few films featuring spirits with anger issues.

This surly, self-proclaimed “ghost with the most” specializes in exorcising the living that live in the places haunted by ghosts. Just don’t say his name three times.

This vindictive spirit has a thing for haunting bathtubs. That’s what happens when loving husband Harrison Ford lets his one mistake follow him home. 

This U.S. adaptation of the hit Japanese film centers on a vengeful spirit bent on giving people seven days before she kills them with the help of a VHS tape. That's what happens when you forget to rewind, kids...

The malevolent spirit of the first film set the stage for this franchise’s take on ghost rage: Ghost haunts and torments folks in their homes, as video recorders capture all the scares.

Like ‘The Ring,’ this is another American horror film based on a Japanese import. It features yet another pale-faced, creepy ghost looking to settle a score.

Forget the 1999 film based on the same book by Shirley Jackson -- director Robert Wise’s original adaptation of the haunted house classic delivers the best scares.

It doesn’t get much worse than an evil spirit gunning for a family’s comatose kid. 

Even Harry Potter (Daniel Radcliffe) was no match for this titular spirit, which haunts a house tucked away in one of the scariest places ever.

“They’re herrrrre.” With “they” being evil spirits that move chairs, attack kids with trees, and -- worse -- possess toy clowns.

Creepy twins and an elevator full of blood are just some of the ways the haunted Overlook Hotel likes to express its anger in this Kubrick classic.