The Creepiest Kids In Movies

Most people die of happiness inside when they see young kids, I’m not one of those people because I hate them most of the time. Well here is some of the creepiest kids from the movies that people probably don’t think are all cutey.

Damien (The Omen)

What could be scarier than the Antichrist? Especially when he comes in the form of a 5-year-old named Damien, whose piercing black eyes and blacker heart prove that not all little boys are made of snips and snails and puppy dog tails. Some are just made of pure evil.

Carol Anne (Poltergeist)

Communicating with supernatural forces through the static of a TV set is grounds for immediate inclusion on this list. Oh, and remember creepy 5-year-old Carol Anne’s disturbing doll-like voice and signature quote, “They’re here,” which doubled as the movie’s tagline? Even creepier!

The Grady Twins (The Shining)

Somehow, having two creepy kids who look, dress, and talk exactly the same increases the chill factor exponentially.

Regan (The Exorcist)

Regan — a 12-year-old girl possessed by an ancient demon named Pazuzu — is categorically creepy. With the mouth of a sailor, the voice of a phlegmy fiend, and the strength of 10 bodybuilders, Regan can mock, mortify, and murder all while being restrained to a bed.

David (A.I. Artificial Intelligence)

A robot who takes the form of a tow-headed moppet, and who is programmed only to love, might sound adorable until you realize that robots don’t really understand the difference between being loving and being smotheringly needy. Kids don’t either, really, but at least kids blink.

Darian (The Crush)

In her feature film debut, Alicia Silverstone stars as Darian, a sweet-looking 14-year-old with a sinister side, who goes on a jealous rampage when she fails to entice Nick, the 28-year-old journalist living in her parents’ guesthouse. He thought it was nothing more than a silly little crush, but he was dead wrong.

Esther (Orphan)

You might think that Esther is an angelic young orphan. But you’d be wrong on all three counts.

Henry (The Good Son)

A few months after wrapping production on “Home Alone 2: Lost in New York,” America’s most bankable child actor, Macaulay Culkin, filmed this alarming thriller, in which he portrays Henry Evans, a deeply disturbed 12-year-old whose hobbies include shooting pets with crossbows, causing horrific wrecks on the highway, and drowning his siblings.

Sadako (Ringu)

Think of Sadako as the purveyor of the original viral video. The difference is you don’t have worry about getting killed by a burnt-out hiker if you don’t pass along that “Double Rainbow” clip.

Flora (The Piano)

With her precocious intelligence, her unresolved Oedipal issues, and her collection of bonnets, Flora was definitely creepy (though not nearly as creepy as seeing Harvey Keitel walking around au natural).

Esther from The Orphan did scare the crap out of me. Who would you pick as the creepiest?

source: Cinema’s Creepiest Kids [Yahoo Movies]

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