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No introduction needed for one of the most famous ghosts in cinema history.

From (for my money better than "Get Out") Jordan Peele's "Us", this is Lupita N'Yongo as Adelaide or Red, depending on who you want it to be.

Some monsters work at the DMV. Case in point, Miss Hellberg from 1988's "License To Drive".

Michael J. Fox as Scott Howard from the now classic "Teen Wolf".

Narcisse is one of the underground dwelling "Nightbreed".

From 1959's often forgotten "4D Man", this is Dr. Scott Nelson.

From Rob Zombie's "House Of 1000 Corpses", it's Karen Black as the original Mother Firefly.

From the 1986 road trip classic, it's the late great Rutger Hauer as John Ryder from "The Hitcher"

"These bleeds?"

The Countess from the '80s ridiculousness known as "Once Bitten".

Rhys Wakefield is The Polite Leader from the first "The Purge" flick.

From Alfred Hitchcock's 1940 masterpiece, "Rebecca", it's the ruthless conniving Mrs. Danvers.

Mark Duplass as Josef (or Aaron), or whatever his mysterious actual name is, from the "Creep" duology.

Killer monkeys like Ella from "Monkey Shines" can be murderous nutbags too.

From the often forgotten 1966 Hammer movie, "The Reptile", it's the unwittingly transformed Anna Franklyn.

It's one of the most requested characters, Jason Voorhees, in his Uber Jason form from the increasingly wacky, but fun, "Jason X".

Joan Crawford from "Mommie Dearest" proves that not all lunatics are in horror flicks.

From the "Happy Death Day" duology, it's the Babyface Killer.

Beverly Sutphin, otherwise known as the "Serial Mom", joins the crew.

From the Showtime anthology movie, "Body Bags", John Carpenter takes his turn on screen as The Coroner.

Haunted mirrors ahoy for Lacey here, from 1980's "The Boogey Man".

Billy Michaels, otherwise known as The First Born Son of the Black Zodiac in "Thirteen Ghosts" joins the crew.

From the so crappy, it's entertaining "The Rage: Carrie 2", it's the fixated and suddenly tattooed Rachel Lang.

George Romero took a pretty fun run at vampires with "Martin".

Marcia Gay Harden as the seething and truly scary Mrs. Carmody from "The Mist".

Whether he wants to admit it or not, Matthew McConaughey was the maniacal robot-legged Vilmer Slaughter in "Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation".

From the painfully '80s "Killer Workout" (or "Aerobicide", depending on where you see it), Rhonda Johnson here has some issues.

From t he 2003 remake, Crisping Glover as "Willard".

Alan Maxson as the born-to-serve android, Patina.

Before selling possessed Plymouths to kids, Roberts Blossom played Ezra Cobb (a loose version of Ed Gein) in 1974's "Deranged".

The quiet killer in the attic, Victoria Engels, from "Silent Scream".

From the 1983 possession-fest, "Mausoleum", this is Susan Walker Farrell.

Once you circumvent the vapid emptiness of Paris Hilton, 2005's rethink of "House Of Wax" is pretty dang entertaining. Just ask Bo & Vincent Sinclair here.

From the quietly released 1997 Stephen King vampire movie, "The Night Flier", this is Dwight Renfield.

One of the chronically hungry and murderous Crites from "Critters" is here to join the gang.

Christopher Lee as yet another icon, Count Dracula, in 1958's "Horror Of Dracula".