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Updated September 23, 2021 5.2K votes 769 voters 34.8K views
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Funko figurines, with their pupil-free big black eyes, square oversize heads, squashy frames, and missing mouths, can make just about any character from pop culture look adorable. But creepy Funko Pops featuring characters from horror franchises suggest that someone at the company has a sense of dark and disgusting humor. Characters like the bloody-nosed Eleven or the Demogorgon from Stranger Things, the blood-spattered doll from Annabelle or Child's Play, or a headless Ned Stark from Game of Thrones are still sort of cute, but in a gory way.
As this horror movie Funko Pop list shows, any character can be rendered in vinyl with a too-big head. Tons of traditionally cute Funko collectible characters are available to buy, but severed limbs, vomit, and sharp shark teeth lead to some very appealing gruesome figures all horror fans can display proudly.
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Shark hunter Quint bites off more than he can handle in Jaws, so his prey bites back, and devours Quint. The ominous music in Jaws leaves a lot to the imagination. The Funko figure does not.
Funko Georgie almost looks kind of adorable in his yellow raincoat and boots. But in Stephen King's It, Pennywise the Clown bites off little Georgie's arm and pulls him into a sewer.
You could get the Funko version of Stephen King's evil clown Pennywise from It holding his signature red balloon, but the version of him holding the red, bloodied arm of little Georgie probably hews a little closer to his true character.
Gage the kid and Church the cat are purr-fectly messed up after they leave this life and return as demonic forces to torment everyone. They make a bloody good Funko pet-person pair.
In Stephen King's Carrie, Carrie White's joy at her coronation as high school prom queen is short-lived when she's drenched in a bucket of pig's blood. At least her Funko hand flower corsage is left unsullied.
Despite her toy status and little-girl pigtails, Annabelle the porcelain doll, a character in many films from The Conjuring franchise (including her own Annabelle trilogy), is far from innocent. Possessed with the spirit of a deceased girl named Annabelle, she wreaks havoc on her owners - and her outfits.
