Are Spider-Man villains scary IRL?

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[NatJojo]

I feel like the easiest way to not have to worry about any of these villains, is by always having dirt on hand. No eyes are safe.

[arc]

I only realized how scary Rhino is when I was playing through the first Spider-Man ps4 game. That part where you’re playing as Miles in the shipping dock with Rhino hunting you down is terrifying

[pablolacalle]

Have to politely somewhat disagree about Green Goblin, in most iterations he goes after civilians all the time, not just Peter's loved ones and close friends so he's pretty terrifying for every normal person in that regard.Great video regardless, had lots of fun :)

[JBJah]

Just to add this in, Sabretooth (Wolverine's villain) would legitimately be one of the horrifying villains out there. Dude is a rapist, serial killer and literally just enjoys it. And plus under some circumstances dude looks terrifyingly gut wrenching at times.

[NomiNexus]

How dare you not cover the single most terrifying Spider-Man villain!
*The Wall*

[am-reels]

idc what anyone says, Carnage is by far the scariest mf ever bro. Even if I had spidermans powers I would not be messing with him.

[onesaucynougat]

Ultimate Green Goblin is insanely scary. That one time he was talking to Peter in his office alone and scared him so bad he puked up his lunch, and told him he could kill him whenever he wanted. That was low key disturbing.

[FinnaWoken]

Norman was basically a terrorist in spectacular Spiderman lol

[kaijuguy]

With how the Lizard's basically straight out of a classic horror story/movie it'd make perfect sense to label the idea of him existing in real life as utterly horrifying. I mean think about it, him being a murderous, and animalistic lizard man is already a scary enough idea, but to also have him be extremely intelligent and being able to make other humans become lizard monsters like him really ramps up the horror element of him ten fold. It still surprises me that Sony hasn't once considered doing a hardcore horror movie out of him given how they're willing to make movies off of Spiderman villains/anti heroes like Venom, Morbius and Kraven. Seriously in the right hands it could be awesome and potentially make The Lizard into an effective horror icon too.

[donovanstewart]

Completely correct about vulture. But to do the one thing you told us not to do in the video, Noir Vulture is INSANE. Dude literally ATE UNCLE BEN.

[justfilms]

That Walrus terrifies me to my core. I cannot believe someone would destroy property?!?! Like yeah Goblin just murdered your entire family and left their remains on your front lawn but this Walrus guy is just on a new level.

[redheadedstepchild]

I think what makes Killer Croc slightly less scary is he has the ability to reason and has motivations other than just killing everyone. The Lizard is just a crazy guy who wants to turn everyone into lizard people

[mikeisnotcool]

I definitely wouldn’t mind future videos being longer.

Your point about Sandman is 100% accurate and it also applies to Hydro-Man. Either of these dudes existing irl would be enough to drive people insane. If they start filling your lungs with sand or water, there is absolutely nothing you can do but wait out that agonizing death.

Otto Octavius would not be that scary. He has funny arms, but a well placed bullet would down the man immediately. It’s not like he’s got faster-than-light speed or Spider Sense, he’s just a dude.

[komitkrash]

feel like sandman is a lot less horrifying when you know he isn't out to hurt anyone on purpose, much less kill them. As for video length, I could honestly see myself sitting down and watching a 20 minute video on this topic

[MissEmilyStrife]

Fun Fact! Sandman actually DID do something like that in Marvel Zombies and it was awful 🙃

[boga-tier]

Fun Fact: Sandman actually did the whole going into someone and expanding once before(I think). In Marvel Zombies, Zombiefied Spider-man pulled up to a universe where it was the 60's. Let's just say he dealt with the sinister 6 and left Sandman with PTSD. Sandman was so scared that when the Spider-Man of his universe pulled up, he instantly went into Spider-mans body, expanded, and then made him pop like a balloon.

[alexgallan]

As a little kid born the same year as the original Tobey Maguire Spidey, I vividly remember being not just scared but traumatized by the scene where he burns that building with a baby in it. As a kid I thought it was so messed up that someone would do that

[pyxl]

Your fear about Sandman actually happened to Peter Parker in one universe once. Brutal stuff.

[joshwalker]

I would like longer form videos. Also, I agree with the Sandman take

[ryanleatigaga]

Carnage would be scary in real life because he's a serial killer amped up to 11 with his Symbiote. Dude kills without abandon and makes Venom look like a plushie by comparison.

Also the Sandman reasoning reminds me of one Spider-Man story where he does just that; he enters through Spidey's mouth and blows him up from the inside out.