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If being creeped out by horror flicks like Oculus is your thing, then you're going to scream (with joy) when you see the collection of super creepy movie posters that awaits you.
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Oculus (2014)
The movie poster for Oculus: Creepy? Check. Disturbing? Check. Nighmare-inducing? Check with me in the morning.
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Cockneys vs. Zombies (2012)
God save the Queen! The bloody zombies are comin' after us!
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Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare (1991)
Not only is Freddy dead in this flick, he's also in desperate need of a manicure.
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Vault of Horror (1973)
The only thing scarier than being trapped in a vault awaiting your demise would be if they stuck this poster in there with you.
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Wake Wood (2012)
This supernatural horror flick features a creepy town full of pagans, a deranged dead girl, and vicious animal attacks. In other words, fun for the entire family!
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American Zombie (2007)
Finally a zombie movie representing the good old red, white and blue - though, mostly just red.
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Phase IV (1974)
The Day the Earth Was Turned into a Cemetery! Apparently, by very hungry ants.
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And Now The Screaming Starts (1973)
Hope you brought your earplugs! Unless you're the one screaming, in which case, I hope the people sitting next to you brought theirs.
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The Ruins (2008)
Another poster featuring a hand twisting menacingly out of the ground. Do you think the trunk of this creepy “arm” is made out of Wake Wood?
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Playback (2012)
The tagline reads “Picture Evil.” But looking at this poster, it's hard not to picture fingerprint smudges.
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Land of the Dead (2005)
Disembodied hands are always creepy, especially when they're crawling. Though, "Thing" from The Addams Family was kinda cute.
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The Hills Have Eyes (2006)
Besides eyes, they also have lots of other creepy stuff like mummified hands, an ugly dude with bad teeth, and some bald guy that looks like an alien.
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Saw (2004)
From the looks of those toenails, a saw might be in order.
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Airborne (2012)
Hey, it’s been years since they had full in-flight meals, no need to get testy about it.
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Mortuary (1983)
After seeing this poster, 9 out of 10 people opted for cremation.
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Day of the Dead (2008)
Another hand plunging out of the ground. Um, seriously? Hasn’t this been “done to death” already?
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The Fountain (2006)
Apparently not.
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