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Welcome to watch Mojo.

And today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 most annoying characters in horror films.

Back way, Yeah, za tied to all of our debt.

It's a dead tree, though it's dead.

Yeah, yeah, I know, but it's important to us.

I just had to pee.

I don't know special this list.

We'll be looking at the most obnoxious, irritating or hated characters from horror movies.

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Let's roll Number 10 Paxton, Josh and wholly hostile Hey, Party has arrived.

You are saved from boredom.

While traveling through Europe, American tourists Paxton and Josh meet up with an Icelandic traveler named Oli.

After watching them for a few minutes, you probably wouldn't want these idiots touring your country.

All three are self absorbed and inconsiderate dudes whose goals mainly seem to revolve around hooking up with women only probably Bruce ends Isabella.

She's cute.

Paxton sense of entitlement and arrogance makes him embody the stereotype of the obnoxious American tourist.

He also inappropriately makes light of several very serious issues.

Director Eli Roth, who also made Cabin Fever, has a knack for creating loud, dumb and ignorant characters.

Number nine.

Franklin Frankie Cheeks Final Destination three.

Guess Who's Back.

This wannabe ladies man hits on two high school students at an amusement park a couple of years after he already graduated.

Get out, Frankie, Why are you even here?

You graduated like two years ago.

I stuck around.

To make matters worse, Frankie uses a video camera to get an uncomfortably up close and personal look at these girls.

His attempts to flirt with them are also extremely cringeworthy.

Even when the girls show their clearly not interested in him, Frankie refuses to leave them alone.

He even tries to flirt at a funeral.

Don't be down, Frankie.

Be proud of your ability to make everything that happens somehow.

A story about you?

Maybe he was always intended to be an annoying comic relief character that is ultimately disposable.

Unfortunately, he's so bad that he drags the movie down with his cringing behavior.

Number eight.

Judy Sleepaway Camp.

Where do you get a load of Judy Man?

When Angela goes away to summer camp, she has to deal with an obnoxious girl named Judy.

This horrible, stuck up camper is consistently mean and seems to delight in messing with the minds of the people around her.

Judy especially likes to target the film's protagonist.

When the vicious camper wasn't hurling insults, she was trying to steal Angela's love interest.

Paul.

Well, well, if it isn't the two lovebirds, why don't you get out of here?

Sorry, And for some reason, the Caddy camper had a weird fixation about Angela not swimming or taking a shower at the same time as everyone else.

Give it a rest already.

Judy Weirdo.

Hey, Angela, how come you never take showers when the rest of us do?

Number seven?

Freddie Harris Halloween Resurrection Let's danger tainment begin out.

Did this movie really need Busta Rhymes?

After we felt the sting of losing Laurie early in the film were left with characters like this self promoting reality show producer?

The worst thing about Freddy isn't that he's shameless or cocky.

It's that the movie largely lets him get away with it.

He even makes a mockery out of a horror legend by trying to fight Michael Myers with karate moves.

Let's see what you got.

Wow, But Freddie's biggest crime was that obnoxious trick or treat line that was just begging to be awkwardly crammed into promotional trailers.

For the movie, the dialogue was as contrived, lazy and unimaginative as the character himself.

Um, I feeling out you wanna know how I'm feeling right now?

Feel this.

Number six.

Michael Myers as a child Halloween to differentiate the 1978 John Carpenter classic from his remake, director Rob Zombie decided to explore what Michael Myers was like a child.

But we think this was a mistake.

City, watching Michael deal with family drama and other students at school, took away all the mystique.

When he's screaming at his sister or swearing at authority figures as a kid, it detracts from his sinister presence as an adult.

Later in the film.

After watching him lash out as a child, it's clear that it was for the best that we never heard Michael Myers speak in the original film, You are starting a naughty boy e hate you.

Number five Barbara Night of the Living Dead.

You're still afraid.

Stop it now I mean it, Barbara might be the last person you want is an ally.

If you find yourself holed up in a farmhouse during a zombie apocalypse.

She's an absolute coward who was basically useless for the majority of the crisis.

When Barbara finds herself boarded up in a farmhouse with a group of survivors, she spends most of this time either checked out whining or in complete hysterics, and he grabbed me.

He grabbed me.

Hey, Rick, it's me.

Help me!

He ripped it.

E think he's just calm down.

We get that All she wants is to be reunited with the brother.

She was separated from the beginning of the film, but bringing up the idea of going to look for a multiple times gets annoying fast.

Sorry, Barbara, but Johnny's a Gagner.

Don't you understand?

My brother is alone.

Your brother is dead.

Number four.

Samuel Vanik, the Baba Duke In this horror film, Emilia tries to get over the death of her husband while raising her son, Samuel.

Unfortunately for Amelia, the kid is a lot to handle.

For a single parent, Seo Samuel is an absolute little terror that likes to scream in the back seat of a car and throw firecrackers around indoors.

So because of Samuels, constant need for attention and care.

Amelia can barely find a minute's peace.

It's just really tired.

Oh, if anything, Noah Wiseman, the child actor who played Samuel, might have done too good a job portraying this rambunctious kid.

Number three.

Heather, Mike and Josh.

The Blair Witch Project.

For much of the movie, this trio of filmmakers get on each other's nerve, constantly bickering as they get Mawr and Mawr lost in the woods.

Not possible because this is America and it's not possible we destroyed.

Most of our natural resource is Let's just keep going.

Heather is arguably the worst of the bunch.

Ah, control freak, who doesn't have the good sense to put down the camera even when their lives are on the line.

But Mike is a strong candidate to for making the insanely stupid decision to throw away a map without telling the others.

Why did he do this?

Because he decided on his own.

It wasn't helping the group, and he's a moron.

I, not your was useless.

This was your own your was you.

Number two.

Mrs Carmody.

The missed Mrs Carmody is a self righteous and condescending religious fanatic who weaponize is their faith to insult and critique everyone who disagrees with her.

I'll tell you what.

Today I need a friend like you.

I'll just have myself a little squat and shit.

One out.

When monsters roam the land and mist covers the sky, Mrs Carmody takes over a grocery store that she and other shoppers find themselves stuck in and starts a doomsday cult thinking God would reward her for her faith, she starts sacrificing people to the monsters.

Mrs.

Carmody even goes as far as to suggest a child should be given to the beasts.

She whips up the crowd by appealing directly to their worst instincts.

People like Mrs Carmody are the reason why we can't have nice things.

Haven't I proven myself again and again and again?

Haven't I shown that I am his vessel before we unveil our topic?

Here are a few other annoyingly dishonorable mentions.

Private William L.

Hudson aliens.

Does he ever shut up?

Bob Boyle, The house by the cemetery.

Horrendous dubbing made a bad character worse.

I saw her face.

She was waiting.

I could read your mouth.

And did she say anything to you?

Yep, she said that I shouldn't go over there.

Why did you say that, Mommy?

All the main characters.

Unfriended with friends like these.

Well, you know the rest.

Put down a finger.

E say that.

She always tells the truth, man.

Yeah.

Oh, she does.

She always tells the truth, right?

Melissa Ashley Emerson Power Friday the 13th.

Part seven.

The new blood.

Spoiled and obnoxious.

Hey, Tina, is this the way the weather jackets back in the mental hospital?

Shelly Friday, the 13th.

Part three.

This prankster really got on our nerves.

That'll teach you a valuable lesson.

Beautiful girl like you should never go dark before we continue.

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Number one Franklin Hardisty.

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

You'd think the psychopathic villains in the Texas Chainsaw Massacre would be the most unlikable characters in the film.

But Franklin goes out of his way to be an unsympathetic figure.

He's constantly in a bad mood, always complaining and with nothing positive to say.

When did you have it last?

Well, I didn't have it last.

You had it last.

I gave it to you.

Remember what you do with it.

Well, I don't know.

Didn't I give it back to you?

No, I didn't have it.

When I got out of the van, you just never gave back to me.

While riding along with his sister Sally and her friends, he thought it was appropriate.

Small talk to bring up how cows are turned into food in gruesome detail.

Well, they don't do it like that anymore.

Now they've got this big air gun that shoots a bolt into their skull and then retracts its just Buddha back.

I liked me place.

Although Franklin's friends put up with him there, understandably annoyed about how he obsesses over the smallest things he's even obnoxious when there's no one around to hear is complaints to be Frank Franklin sucks.

Come on, Franklin.

It's gonna be a fun trip.

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