Creepiest Serial Killer Movie

[mostolto]

whats your creepiest serial killer movie? have to say, Alfred Hitchcocks, Frenzy (1972) is probably the creepiest i have watched so far

[Rev. Powell]

Hands down

[ChaosTheory]

M
PEEPING TOM
SEVEN

I'm kind of a lightweight  apparently. 

[voltron]

Maniac (1980)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NcZew9lFAgY

[mostolto]

HELTER SKELTER (1976) Charles Manson
THE MANSON FAMILY (2003) Charles Manson
MONSTER (2003) Aileen Wournos
THE HILLSIDE STRANGLER (2004) Kenneth Bianchi & Angelo Buono
PERFUME:THE STORY OF A MURDERER(2006) Fiction

i remember watching Helter Skelter at a drive-in when i was a child. Perfume probably the weirdest movie ive watched in this genre. The Manson Family, i think i switched off 10 mins into the movie, extremly violent, will try and watch it again someday

[Jack]

I thought the 2003 remake of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre created an awesome level of tension and just never let up.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dg3LWY70rvw

[the ghoul]

I don't know if I would call it the "creepiest," but I really like this one.

The Stepfather (1987)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C6dg84FhA9k

[ChaosTheory]

^^
Maybe not the movie itself but Terry O'Quinn's performance is certainly scary.

[zombie no.one]

Hands down

ironically I've never seen this despite winning it as a prize in a radio competition in the mid 90s - they sent me a vhs of JAWS by mistake. 

THE MANSON FAMILY (2003) Charles Manson

The Manson Family, i think i switched off 10 mins into the movie, extremly violent, will try and watch it again someday

you should, it's excellent IMO. a lot of the 'based on a true story' serial killer flicks I've seen didn't really work for me. (Zodiac, the Ted Bundy ones etc.) they put a real interesting spin on THE MANSON FAMILY that put it in a different class to the standard bio-pic fare

[Pilgermann]

Hands down

Heck yes.  Great but seriously disturbing film.

Another pick:



The Killing Kind (1973) - Features one of the most uncomfortable murder scenes I've seen in a movie.

Remake was mentioned but how 'bout the original?



The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) - A nerve wracking and singular film in my opinion.

[Hammock Rider]

hENRY: pORTRAIT OF A sERIAL kILLER.

[major jay]

This movie is pretty good. It's another one about Henry Lucas. It's not gory, just a really disturbing look at a group of outcasts.
I here the DVD is cut. Why is a mystery, it's not gory, I'm guessing they didn't realize their source was cut.
I like how the cover apes THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS. Which is another good serial killer flick.

[mostolto]

ill be on edge of seat with an extra dose of popcorn and watching 2 of these movies in October..real creepy..hope the door is locked..

HENRY:PORTRAIT OF A SERIAL KILLER (1986) Henry Lee Lucas
BUNDY:A LEGACY OF EVIL (2009) Ted Bundy

[RCMerchant]

Hands down

Seriously f**ked up.
The vhs tape scene made me feel like I needed a shower.

I watched it with Tara Sue and one of her freinds I didnt know-and I felt like I should tell them how sick I thought it was-in case her freind thought I was some kinda sicko for watching this horror to begin with!
Tara already knew I was a sicko.  

DERANGED (1974) was lotsa fun,though.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4-i-APyMbU

[claws]

Dahmer (2002)

Overlooked and ignored. Not a cheap cash-in, but a disturbing and creepy portrait of one sick individual. Excellent cast and performances.