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For Pennywise, it is also implied in the original book that IT can appear in multiple places at the same time (As shown by the different times and dates listed at the beginning of the chapters. Multiple members of The Losers Club encounter Pennywise at the same time). IT has a different biology to humans. IT (like others of its species) is vulnerable to, what is known as in the original books, as ‘Belief’ Energy. If you truly and utterly believe (100%, with no wavering)that something will hurt the creature, then that is what will happen.
It was defeated twice with courage the ones that die were consumed by fear. It’s like fighting Freddy Krueger you give him your fear and gets too strong to be stopped once he takes a soul.
Jeepers Creeper is so bland and lacking in any scary characteristics. He violated the main rule in monsters, don't let him be seen too much. Second rule, it's gotta to be plausible. Serial killers. Sharks. It's plausible because people have died from them. So it is somewhat realistic threat. A stupid looking guy in a dark costume catering to prepubescent males is not scary. Creeper is boring, actually.
The Creeper is probably low because it only has a limited amount of activity time of 23 days within 23 years, as compared to the others that are on the go 24/7 whole year around. If not for the limited amount of activity time, he should easily be in the top 5, since he shared the same theme of using causing fear and stalking prey.
You forgot to add that It/Pennywise has been here on Earth for million years (according to the novel and the movie sequel), which means that he is far more experienced and perhaps the oldest horror movie monster in all horror movies.
@@NathanSeraph If im not mistaken it is implied pennywise survived the encounters. In kings books The Tommyknockers and Dreamcatcher there are references to it being alive. In tommyknockers a character sees it in a storm drain, while in dreamcatcher at one of the camps Pennywise Lives is spray painted on a wall.
I hope the Mini series "welcome to" brings in Its nemesis. That Godly giant turtle, we saw a Lego version in the IT movie but...ugh...I want to witness the gods and mythology, we still only ever get Cthulhu
@@NathanSeraph it only was defeated by them bc they were assisted by the cosmic entity turtle who’s basically his counterpart. So technically it took a cosmic being billions of years old who threw up the universe to help defeat Pennywise
What's more it's one you can never escape. If you manage to avoid it the first time you've only delayed it until the next people in line bite it then it's coming back for you. No one can cheat death forever...
pennywises' greatest power is also his greatest weakness. He feeds off of fear and instills it in his victums, however he is basically powerless against those who know how to fight him and show no fear towards him. Freddy made be all powerful in the dream world but what he doesn't want you to know is that since its technally your dreams he invades you actually show be able to repeal him with ease if you know the concept of a lucid dream where you are self aware of it and can shape it however you want.
i don't think so, in nightmare 3 the nerdy boy transform himself into a wizard with powers and fights Freddy. The epilogue was "Sorry kid, i don't believe in fairy tales". I think that Freddy and Pennywise are pretty similar with the difference that the remake movie IT did him more justice than the Freddy's remake
Also pennywise isn’t weakened by someone not being afraid. That was a random movie-ism they added to condense his lore. He doesn’t even need ppl to be scared, but to his it’s a seasoning that adds flavor to his kills. Pennywise’s weakness is that he inherits the weakness of whatever form he takes (silver for the wolf for example)
@seanlinehan1136 fr tho. Like I get that the book wouldn't be everyone's cup of tea but I still think alot of people should read it just because of the big differences between the book and movie versions
Michael is A lot like Jason to the point where they even share the screen at one point Unlike a lot of characters on this list, he is a monster while still a living human.
@@bellachinmingyeemoe9518forgive my limited comprehension of the English language but: “to the point where they even share the screen…..” That’s saying exactly what YOU’RE saying they didn’t. So….🤷♂️
1. They never shared a screen 2. Jason is a literal zombie at one point, being resurrected from the dead. Michael has never been resurrected, but survived a few close calls
Count Dracula. Freddy Krueger. Pazuzu from ‘The Exorcist.’ Pinhead. It (or simply Pennywise the Dancing Clown). These are 5 of the most powerful, but terrifying monster characters we’re ever known.
@rumar4u well actually the teenagers brought Freddy out otherwise he had Hason clapped in the dream realm and even then at the end Freddy was defeated but not dead.
Evryone, but Pazuzu is laughable. Pure fictitious crap. It cannot be scary if no one can beleive it can exist. If you're a Christian believer, then you must also believe in Satan. If you're not a believer, then it still worms in your subconcious......perhaps satanic demons might exist. Could evil exist in physical form? Pazuzu is a Mesopotamian God of the air. In ancient times, God control all above the earth and above the air. Satan controlled the earth and the air. Pazuzu is just one demonic entity. Could possessions be real? We've all heard of possessions, and even some churches still practice exorcism. So it it just an empty ritual of superstition or a real ritual to rid of demons......perhaps......so it exists in some closet of most people's minds. And William Friedkin and the great special effects made it all so real. William Peter Blatty also researched the catholic theories and exorcism rites to give authenticity to the story.
@@rumar4uBut Jason didn’t beat Freddy they both ultimately tied with each other and in instead for the most part it was finally Lori and will that defeated the both of them with their plan to blow them up at the dock of crystal lake.
The most powerful for me are the ones that are hard to kill or never really die. Pinhead, Micheal, Jason, Freddy, The creeper, the alien on the thing. The it follows thing, Predator and xenomorphs, Dracula, Frankenstein and the werewolf even though they always die it should be harder to kill them as well. And let's not forget the invasion of the body snatchers where you really can't win.
The Saeki family and the Ju-On curse (“Ju-On” and “The Grudge” franchise) deserves not to just be on the list, but top five in my opinion. The curse cannot be satiated nor can it be stopped. People have tried to burn the house down, which only caused it to worsen. With something like Sadako/Samara, you need to just watch out for unlabeled video tapes as well as copy and share with someone else. You know that you have seven days to complete these objectives. With Freddy, once you drag him into the real world, he’s essentially a mortal. Also he had a limited demographic (kids and teens living on Elm Street). Pinhead, don’t mess with creepy-looking cubes. Otherwise, solving it will send the cenobites back to their realm. Valak, call it by its name.
18:46 “I’ve seen your movies so I know you don’t hurry, but I’ll shoo down the drain they’ll call you Tim Scurry. Ask Robin if I drop bars, I take smiles and I leave scars, guards in Arkham will admit that the Joker just killed IT!” The Joker
I love horror movies, I’ve seen quite a few of these but not all. Every time you guys make a video about horror movies, I have to click. Thanks for the content WatchMojo!
The Tall Man from the Phantasm franchise deserves a big mention. The Tall Man may be an old man but he's creepy, strong, indestructible, and commands these metal death spheres to kill anybody. Also, where are the Predators hunters? they too are strong, agile, lethal, bloodthirsty, and are deadly hunters that hunt any alien race for sport.
@@oghenemaroekere1461 if you read the IT novel (Well I never read it but found the meaning of it) Pennywise’s rival was a cosmetic turtle named Marutin. Joker says that it isn’t a threat like to TMNT which they also live in the sewers
It was well directed with great special effects and a healthy dose of dark humor. It has jump scares and extended gut-wrenching gore. John Landis dis a great directorial job here, manipulating viewers with suspense and shock, then an uneasy joke. As for being a monster, we don't believe in lycanthropy anymore, and no one really believes in werewolves. We do have reports of Dogman around Mochagan and Wiscosnin, but by large, it's all medieval bogeyman stories.
14:12 The Hellsing Ultimate anime makes him scarier by adding Lovecraftian superpowers that make him a demon beyond just vampirism, an appetite for gruesome war and cruelty, crazy dogs and other devils to summon from his pockets, and way too many eyes and hands beneath his seductive red coat (at least he's an anti-hero with awesome guns to fight Nazis and crazy Catholics). "Guess what I just caught... I caught youuuuu! Rip Van Winkle." Alucard (Dracula domesticated by the good guys) sure is the f*ck-mutherin' vampire after all.
Kayako from the grudge is beyond the most powerful. She can go through dimensions, can’t die, her curse in impossible to escape and she can teleport to different countries and finish you off.
You should make a list called top ten smartest decisions by horror movie villains. I even have a suggestion: in the Pope’s Exorcist, the demons wanted to possess a priest to destroy the Catholic Church, one of them being the Spanish Inquisition, the demon possessed a priest who had influence in Queen Isabella’s court and convinced her to start the Spanish Inquisition, horrific acts done in the name of God orchestrated by demons to destroy the Catholic church
Now i know a franchise that needs to be a series. 13 ghosts. There needs to be more to that. The way it ended was cool. Yet i want to see the revived. Like if you agree.
Yo bro I've been saying this for the past 20 years, just imagine getting the full background story with all 13 ghosts. I always loved the jackal and the juggernaut 💯
Actually: Clover did not lay dormant deep under the ocean for millions of years. At the end of the movie there is a short clip portraying some of the protagonists on a ferris wheel with the monster crashing into the ocean in the background. It´s hard to see, so maybe you need to watch over the clip multiple times, but I remember that it was confirmed that the impact was caused by clover, an extra terrestrial being.
To everyone complaining that specific monsters were not listed, keep in mind in the first 10 seconds of the video they said "our pics" which means it's 100 percent opinionated. Now Granted I agree some others should have been on this list but in the end, it's all about what they think. My suggestion: Just let them think what they want and not waste time bashing them because they don't think like we do.
Personally, if I had to choose one, it would actually be The Thing. Unlike Pennywise or Freddy, The Thing doesn't need or care about your fears. It's purely Biological. It spreads and consumes and it can never truly die because it lives on a cellular level. And it's subtle. Fast. Replicates perfectly, and is stealthy. It was found frozen already so that won't kill it. And it did that BY CHOICE. Honestly, even if it were all by itself in Antarctica, all it would have to do is crawl into the ocean with all of the sea creatures and it would take over the world. What's Pennywise or Pinhead got on that? Nothing. The Xenomorphs wouldn't win either. The Thing is basically them already but worse. I think the Thing is actually the most powerful being. We just don't think about it to that capacity because the movies don't take us there. The movie focuses on keeping it isolated to well...an isolated environment. Because if it took place anywhere else then we wouldn't have a movie. We would have a slaughter.
The Thing is my pick, truly the most powerful due to its relentless nature and the unpredictability of it and it’s also able to replicate organisms and multiply and continue on and on, it’s extremely powerful when you think about it.
pretty sure Clover arrived from outer space, not from the deep ocean. It did land in the ocean, we saw the meteorite or whatever during one of the flashback videos of the two main characters
The shark from Jaws deserves a worthy mention. Weighting over 3 tons and 25 feet long, it can swim fast, take deep dives, sink a boat, and impale its victims with its powerful jaws. Plus, it has really thick skin, making it difficult to kill with a knife or even a single gunshot. While all monsters on this list are make believe, man eating creatures that are actually real is even scarier.
Big Blue, the largest great white measured by scientists is at 20 feet. So is 25 feet out of the question? Do people get eaten by sharks? Hundreds of sailors from the USS Indianapolis were eaten over a 3 day period after the ship sank and 1,200 sailors bobbed in the water. People are chomped on every year. So it is a valid fear. It is a valid creature. A killer clown line Pennywise......except for John Wayne Gacy, clowns are more scary to kids than to adults. A monster should have a viable nexus to reality. Sharks. Serial killers. Not Creepers or Pinhead idiocy. Aliens? We have not found life outside of earth yet. But it's only a matter of time. Will we find microbes or intelligent, voracious creatures? It's plausible new found life can be much more violent than even human beings.
This list is not a matter of strength, kills or abilities, it’s mostly a recognition to those monsters since early times. - I would have loved to see, Predator, Jason, Chucky, Myers…
Good list. Personally I think the Xenomorphs should have been higher on the list. Of course anyone (thing) other than Pennywise in first place would have been a miss. Pennywise, (or just 'It') goes beyond most horror movie monsters abilities and posses near godlike powers. It is also shown to be thousands or even millions of years old according to the novel.
The Creeper would definitely dismembered Frankenstein and unpopular opinion, im sure he would squashed Dracula too. People seems to forget that he has almost infinite lives from each time he ate a heart. He's strong, fast, trained hunter with centuries of practice, can manipulate his axe with telekinesis and can grow his limbs back.
I’m having a hard time finding out who is more scarier Sadako Freddy Kruger or Pennywise. Although, if you throw in Kayako and Leatherdace on the list they are both scary monsters too.
Leatherface is just a human though nothing special that makes him anything like the rest of thus list and others who were left out and shouodve been on it.
Death from Final Destination, The Grudge Curse, It follows curse, every other fully undefeatable force or being would be better at first place than any that have been shown to be defeatable.
