if i was to be honest i got so pissed at the game cause every time i playas jason (online) their always that 1 ass hole hit you with a weapon to knock you down then dances around and even when your able to get back up he will lead you to the exit so he can hit you and dance around some more then when you finally get back up he run past the exit leaving the game and surviving i literally (for that reason alone as it happened so often) stop playing the game as it takes the fun out of it
I see Friday the 13th on the list. I think: "That hilarious clip of Chad nude dancing through the connection problem during the livestream better be in here". I am not disappointed.
Although not physically killable, in Dead By Daylight you can kill their sense of self-worth by relentlessly bullying iconic killers by dropping pallets on their heads and blinding them with flashlights!
Hey, I just left a comment that's very similar :D You forgot, that, canonically, it will last for pretty much eternity, them being shamed and bullied by the same handful of young adults.
Honestly Kurosawa had something highly trained marines didn't. She is physically bigger than the aliens and her muscles are the size of a small house. I wouldn't be surprised if the aliens referred to her as the perfect organism, who's structural perfection was only matched by her tiger stripe leggings.
I honestly think besides lore and plot holes it’s a hive mind state. When alone they think relatively for themselves and their survival instincts kick in. When in masses they adapt different tactics to overwhelm and swarm the enemy while some make it behind enemy lines. Like ALIENS.
There's also the fact in Aliens they are fighting highly skilled, highly experienced marines with the best modern weaponry available. It's only logical the badass crew of marines would take out dozens of them.
@@winnietheflu4633 So basically one alien equals a lictor, but when a bunch of aliens group up they are downgraded to gaunts? Kinda defeats the entire premise of a hindmind.
When Jane said that "When Mike arrives on the screen, the scary music starts happening", I honestly (for a moment) thought she was talking about Mike Channell, and that he carries a chip-tune player or something with him playing that theme. To be honest, after seeing his Crematorium, I wouldn't be surprised...
Well the WWE game introduces the character as an actor pretending to be a Terminator(as a wrestling gimmick) much like how the Undertaker isn't a zombie IRL :p
John never really battles the T-800 for a whole movie. John only encounters the T-800 as a foe one time for a couple of minutes in a movie that many Terminator fans despise and is not clearly canon. This scene happens well into the movie, so the movie couldn't really have been _that_ much shorter. *Kyle Reece,* however, faced this model quite a bit more, so yeah, maybe if _he_ used a steel chair... But then he would have never met Sarah, and they would have never banged and that means no John Connor to send Kyle back to save his mom. I'm sorry. You didn't ask for all this. This is like when you tell a Star Wars nerd to live long and prosper. "Waaaa! You got my thing wrong!!!"
@@TurdFurgeson571 Yeah his first fight with it is at the end of T4. Kyle Reese however finds Sarah before he meets the Terminator, I doubt the club had steel chairs and he wouldn't have the chance to look for and get one until they are at the motel, where John was conceived, so it still works and Kyle could then be a father to his kid that will go on to become his best friend and he might actually meet himself as a kid, which will make the whole thing even weirder.
"When Freddy does deign to actually show up and fight you in person, you'll know, thanks to this screen, which warns you that Freddy is coming, and is also a registered trademark." I couldn't stop laughing after that. Thank you, Jane!
The Alien, Jason and Freddy Krueger were also in Mortal Kombat. A lot of horror movie villains apparently becom a lot more stoppable when they have to fight against Sub Zero.
Maybe once they’re brought into the reality of Mortal Kombat, they lose some of their abilities/weapons that would make them so dangerous, and they lose them to become easier to defeat, and therefore levels the field of battle.
Yeah but they had to use a date that was "far" enough into the future that crazy advances could be made but close enough for somebody like John Connor to still be alive.
They forgot the most important way to kill Jason. For a while there was a glitch where you could knock Jason into space with a baseball back and it kills him instantly
You could throw in any classic movie monsters like Dracula and Frankenstein that appeared in the classic Castlevania games on this list as well. A dozen or so clean smacks with a whip will bring them down, and that's only if they're boss characters. If they're regulated to be normal enemy fodder, they'll be lucky to survive more than two.
What about The Thing? In the movies, one of them slaughtered a good amount of the arctic base. In the game, however, you kill off tons as a lone soldier.
Technically it's still the same Thing in the game, still continuing to spread. In fact, a lot of the hosts in the movie were also destroyed, individually they are pretty much immune to anything but fire or electricity, but their main resilience comes from their ability to easily separate and survive extreme conditions.
Being able to survive having your skull impaled and your spine totally disintegrated and stand up like it's nothing also helps make him less terrifying.
Fun fact: the ring is based on a Japanese tale which is in no way related to video tapes and murder. Basically the lady was a handmaid of a king whose husband (a Lord)tasked her with finding proof another Lord was plotting against the king. When she brought this to the king, the Lord was questioned on it and he not only denied it but told the king the maid had broke one of his plates. In a full rage the king threw her down a well.
I believe the issue here isn't combat ready individuals but more like many MK characters are more horror worthy than him or leatherface, and the non horror oriented ones can defeat those so...
@@joyeuse8524 The difference between a Mortal Kombat character and a horror serial killer? The Horror Serial Killer often kills just to kill. Between the two canonically recorded deaths (post reboot), Scorpion was fueled by rage when killing Sub Zero and Mileena was killed as an example for those who would rebel against Kotal Khan.
Fun fact, in the movie Freddy goes to hell, that commando that's playing a "helpless camper" that kicks his ass then runs away is actually an answer to a what if Jason encountered Sonya Blade. You can even see the character mentioned as Sonya in the movie credits.
Uh, Death. Death has been in movies both as a invisible force, a manipulator or a villain. But in video games you can slay death, the god of death or the lord of the dead in one form or another. The same goes for the devil.
Jason was never frozen with liquid nitrogen and shattered. He was frozen in the beginning of Jason X and later thawed. He then KILLED somebody that way in Jason X, but he never had it happen to him.
Here's another: The Velociraptors in Jurassic Park on the SNES, where the supposedly super-intelligent ambush predators are even more braindead than your average zombie. When encountered indoors, all they could do was run back and forth on a set path or just stand in one place, waiting for a careless player to walk into them. Outdoors, they could at least jump out of hidden spawn points, only to then run around in random directions.
What about Broforce? Once more the Bros tear through armies of Xenonorphs like their nothing. Not to mention how you can literally punch Satan himself so hard he explodes.
Besides Leatherface, there are 3 other entries on the list (Alien, Jason and Freddy) who are also easily killed in the Mortal Kombat series, and it`s heavily rumoured that the Terminator will be joining MK11, so that would cover 5/7 of this list
let me guess: the terminator has a joke losing screen where the game literally glitches its software to death, rendering it a pile of glitchy, valuable scrap metal.
12:33 since you can see Andy's name above Michael's head all I can see is poor Andy in a Michael Myers costume ducking as grenades are lobbed at him lol
Jane's Michael Myers falling down a hole in the ground... I think that actually makes it more terrifying as you're worried that he might end up killing you by accident...
I would like to submit for consideration: Literally every killer in dead by daylight, which, notably, contains 3 of the killers on this list. Now, as a survivor, you can't KILL the killer, but you CAN run them around a dilapidated old shack for minutes on end, before hitting them in the face with a wooden pallet, tbag as they recover, then run off. A fate potentially worth than death, an eternity of being shamed and bullied by the same handful of young adults, over and over again.
after having seen that COD Halloween dlc i wanna share a quote from Bill Bailey "Tom Clancy has a very consistent world philosophy. Good vs Evil, Evil seems to get the upper hand! Good triumphs with vastly superior..Automatic weapons"
You could've mentioned that Freddy, Jason, a yautja and a xenomorph cropped up in Mortal Kombat to get their butts handed to them on a platter....literally.
Honorable mentions to the Xenomorphs in Space Station 13. I once gunned one down with a shotgun I'd made literally 2 minutes earlier out of a pipe, some wood, and package wrapping. How humiliating.
I vote Michael as the scariest killer of the killers listed in the survey. Freddy is beatable if you can grasp the mechanics of lucid dreaming. Jason limits his killing to the area around Crystal Lake, barring special circumstances forcing him out (or that thing with Freddy). Michael will kill you on whim as much as he would by plan, for no rhyme or reason, just as long as your not surrounded by the safety of crowds, and there is little if anything you can do about it since you won't see him coming if he feels like being stealthy.
Now, can we see ‘X number of movie villains who are much harder to kill’? I nominate Albert Wesker. (I KNOW that he was from the games originally, but he’s a pushover in the movies and quite hard to beat in the games.)
So this arcade game is a side scrolling Double Dragon type game where you kill Xenomorphs while being aligned with Predators who show up and basically say "Come with me if you want to live"? I fucking love the 80's
Not sure if this counts since they don’t actually DIE, but in Dead by Daylight you can outwit and escape from Michael Myers, Ghostface, Leatherface, Jigsaw’s Apprentice, and Freddie Krueger by stunning them with pallets, blinding them with flashlights, and powering up generators.
How about Jaws in the NES adaptation of the same name? When you encounter him, he just slowly swims back and forth. Then when you get his health all the way down, you enter a game where you are on a boat and he. . . Swims back and forth again until you activate a "strobe" causing him to lift his head above the water, ideally in a position where you can one-hit-kill him with by stabbing him with the bow.
Bonus points for including my girl Sadako. She typically gets left out of horror lists even though her movie was influential to the genre and to myself. Wonder what crackhead changed her to look like a miko for the game, though...
This could probably hold true for ANY "guest fighter" in Mortal Kombat. Freddy and Jason have appeared there too. Of course, one could say they're just out of their element: the Kombatants in that game a lot tougher than the average panicky teenager they're used to killing.
In MKX, it makes sense for those characters to be killable. Jason and Leatherface usually have to deal with random horny teenagers, not highly skilled martial artists with mystical powers. The Yautja always try to have an even playing field with their opponents, both out of a sense of honor, and because "where's the fun in killing something if I'm overpowered?" The Xenomorph, however... Yeah, that's pretty ridiculous. I kinda give some leeway to the fact that this Xenomorph was born from a Tarkatan and thus has a different physiology from the Xenomorphs in the movies, but the fact that the acid blood doesn't melt the opponent's flesh off really breaks suspension of disbelief.
To be fair, that Leatherface one. If any of the Mortal Kombat people were in a Leatherface movie, they would look at the people terrified by Leatherface and say with a chuckle "THAT guy scares you? Dude, I've killed monsters and gods. All right, hard mode, I'm gonna' kill him with his own chainsaw while none of you get hurt. I'm thinking about doing it with my eyes closed. Hey... can I get drunk first?" Leatherface making it to the Mortal Kombat tournament means he really got far less killable and became more deadly.
@@scottylewis8124 Well i wouldn't say it's the most dissapointing game ever made lol there are worst games, but this had much potential and then with the tons of bugs and the legal thing. It just died.
What about Freddy in any of the Mortal Combat video games too? At least, Leatherface has the advantage of a (somewhat) ranged weapon. Freddy has a glove with attached knives, leaving him more likely to be hit by just about any other fighter/weapon.
