Test Your Knowledge: Horror Movie Villain Quiz

Candyman has a hook for a hand and an array of superpowers.

The battery-operated doll winds up talking ... even though there are no batteries installed.

Jason Voorhees slays more than 300 people in the "Friday the 13th" movies.

Boris Karloff played Frankenstein's monster in the 1931 movie.

He often leaves victims with agonizing choices that no sane person should have to make.

His hockey mask remains one of the creepiest symbols of horror movies.

The incredibly violent movie was banned in numerous countries.

He'll happily attack you with his bee army, overwhelming you with their stings.

He ensnares victims and then tortures them in the worst possible ways.

The cursed video causes the demon to crawl right out of the TV screen.

His slobbery, filthy coat and huge head make him scary enough to make you question your decision to own a dog.

His specialty is attacking victims through their minds as they dream.

He's an expert on the subject of torture and kills nearly 40 people in his movies.

His creepy behavior also leads him to spy on motel guests in "Psycho."

And with his red lips and white face, he makes for a horrifying character.

He's is relentlessly clever and shows zero compassion for his victims.

He should be dead many times over, but high-voltage juice brings him back to life to terrorize people.

He dons a human-skin mask and chases people with a chainsaw.

And he sticks around for 23 days, killing people and devouring their flesh.

His character made the Bates Motel a movie icon for the ages.

He's just a child, but he is relentless in his killing as he hones his skills for eventual world domination.

"The Scream" is the name of the painting, and it has given rise to many nightmares.

He was a very young child when he decided to kill his own sister.

Freddy terrorizes Springwood, Ohio, for years using his razor-sharp gloves.

He starts off slow but the blood starts raining later in the series.

He's the psycho little green man from "Leprechaun."

More specifically, the kind of neglect that happens to unfortunate children.

If you see a man wearing that shirt with a black hat, run the other way.

His name comes from the Groucho Marx musical, "Animal Crackers."