You take a late night flight and end up on a plane with a bunch of college cheerleaders. They are having a party, celebrating one girl's birthday, and invite you to join them.

#7 in my Horror Killer series. The terribleclown from Stephen King's "It". "It" is an ancient, trans-dimensional malevolent entity with a variety of supernatural powers that include the ability of shapeshifting and manipulation of reality. "It" primarily appears in the form of Pennywise the Dancing Clown.

Horror Killer #6: Ghostface from "Scream"; mine is more or less based on the classic original from the 90s - Billy Loomis. A diabolical horror film fanatic who decided to recreate his frightening fantasies in real life.

Taking the #5 spot on my Horror Killer list. It's Chucky, the evil, supernatural, murderous doll you cannot destroy or get rid of.

#4 in my Horror Killers series. He rules your Nightmares. Literally. He lives in them. He can trap you in them to devour your very soul. From Elm Street - Freddy Krueger.

Third Place in my Horror Killers series goes to that lovely maniac we all know and love, the Texas country boy with the chainsaw and the penchant for masks made from human skin - Leatherface.

Up next in my new Horror Killers series - the one, the only, the Halloween nightmare, Michael Myers. Generally silent, just like Jason Voorhees. Quite possibly also superhuman, or at least posessing certain supernatural abilities, such as durability and the ability to affect electronic devices. Not a guy you want to encounter on a dark and stormy night.

I am starting a new series of characters - terrifying killers from my favorite horror movies. Of course the #1 spot has to go to the biggest classic legend - Jason Voorhees from "Friday the 13th". 6ft 5 inch monster. Silent, relentless when pursuing his quarry, posessing supernatural strengh and durability (can regenerate and heal from basically any injury). I mean, this dude took on Freddy Krueger in Krueger's own nightmare world. Jason is Jason, 'nuff said.

Ice Queen in her Ice Palace. If you can melt her frozen heart, you might be her Prince Charming. But if you make her mad, she'll turn you into one of her vast collection of human ice sculptures!

Set on another planet in another galaxy. A brutal unforgiving world populated by a fierce warrior civilization that values extreme physical fitness and prowess above all, as it wages constant wars of conquest or plunder against other planets. A kind of cross between ancient Sparta and the Vikings, set in sci-fi futurism. On this planet - harsh selection starts at birth. Only those deemed physically worthy are allowed to be born at all. Those who are born begin combat training pretty much as they learn to walk. And when you turn 18, you enter The Arena, a rite of passage to adulthood, where you must survive a gladiatorial battle to the death against other young prospects as well as automated artificial enemies in a huge, high tech underground maze. Xandra is a natural born warrior. Strong, resilient, ferociously brave, and mercilessly ruthless. You end up pitted against her. You can choose to fight or to try and get her to team up with you to survive together - always helps to have someone watching your back. And, who knows, that alliance might grow to something more.