New Killers and New Survivors
thought people might like the idea of having more killers and survivors from other new and classic horror movies
Hope everyone likes my suggestions
Pumpkinhead and Ed Harley
The creature from the black lagoon and kay
Candyman and Helen Lyle
Norman Bates and Marion Crane
Frankenstein and professor waldman
Carrie white and Sue Snell (not sure about this one , but whatever works I guess)
Pennywise (both versions) and Eddie Kaspbrak (both versions)
Creeper and Darry Jenner
Wolfman and Gwen Conliffe
Tarman and uuuhhhmmm Spider & uuhhh Tina (wonderful , I guess)




















Comments
Creeper's already off the table.
Pumpkinhead - Yes, that could absolutely work.
The Creature from the Black Lagoon - I feel the cosmetic for Hag covers this. Otherwise, not a bad suggestion at all.
Candyman - Yes, absolutely
Psycho - Possibly. I don't know how daunting Norman Bates would be as a killer though.
Frankenstein - A cosmetic sure, but don't feel that chapter would work. An original based off this idea might.
Carrie - I can't really say, honestly. By all accounts it can quite easily, but something doesn't fit right with me.
It - Oh Hell yes!!
Jeepers Creepers - Oh Hell no!!
Wolfman - Like Frankenstein, I feel an original chapter based off this concept would work better than the actual movie.
Whatever the ######### Tarman the Spider is - Don't know anything about that, but yes it definitely looks like a good killer licence.
Tarman the spider what ???
Really why ?
Long story short the creator of Jeepers Creepers is a real life creeper.
And if we are being honest, the first 2 Jeepers creepers are good but not great anyways so u don't see people clamoring for it even without the creators controversy (who I believe no longer has the rights to it anyways which is how another rmovie got made not too long ago)
The only ones I see happening are IT and Candy man.
The others I think at most will get generic inspired ideas like wolfman. Some of the others are just not popular enough to be made like pumpkinhead despite it being great
IT is actually a tricky situation as well.
Stephen King has never been super fond of letting others work with his licenses. Like he has had video games believe it or not and unfortunately they were pretty bad which seemed to have soured him on the experience. Then again he also hated the end products of quite a few film adaptations of his books at times then got over it. Dude's a bit of a wildcard.
I don't know what it is!!!
It's just tarman ,
Spider is the name of the guy holding the girl in the photo below tarman's photo .
Oh and tarman is a zombie from the return of the living dead
Pumpkinhead, Norman Bates and Candyman are no brainers, just like how other pre-2000 horror movie characters like The Tall Man from Phantasm, Chucky from Child's Play, Herbert West from Re-Animator, Matt Cordell from Maniac Cop and Jason Voorhees from Friday The 13th also are No brainers (as well as a must have for me personally, ESPECIALLY The Tall Man)
Carrie & Pennywise will most likely never happen because Stephen King simply just refuse to do anything video game related with his characters after last time he tried back in the days between late 80's to early 90's, it's clear that he hasn't changed his mind since then, so there's no reason to assume that'll change anytime soon, if at all
Frankenstein, Wolfman and Gillman is unlikely to happen because bhvr seems to prefer to either make their own original version of a horror archetype (such as how blight is bhvr's original spin on dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde) or to just make Halloween skins inspired by universal monsters for original killers (Such as Doctor's Frankenstein skin and Hags's Creature from the Black Lagoon) rather than straight up adding the original characters themselves.
Jeepers Creepers would be a rather poor choice for the devs to pick considering the reputation of the IP itself and it's creator.
I don't know the Tarman character, so that one i can't really say yes or no to with certainty.
Tarman is a zombie from the return of the living dead movies