50 Hottest Men of Horror Movies
From Skeet Ulrich to vintage Jeff Goldblum, scary has never looked better.
Brad Pitt in Interview With the Vampire (1994)
Hottest vampire ever (sorry, R-Pattz. Also, Twilight isn’t a horror movie).
Tom Cruise in Interview With the Vampire (1994)
Lestat, the original vampire who made Brad Pitt’s Louis into a blood-loving hottie.
Kevin Bacon in Flatliners (1990)
Kevin plays a medical student who tries to find out what comes after death by conducting near-death experiments. What more could go wrong? (Also, hi, Kiefer Sutherland — don’t worry, he’s in this later).
Vin Diesel in Pitch Black (2000)
Is there anything hotter than a bad boy who can see in the dark?
Justin Long in Jeepers Creepers (2001)
Meet Darry, a college student who drives home for spring break and, of course, doesn’t make it home in one piece. Nope. Not even close.
Al Santos in Jeepers Creepers 2 (2003)
Al plays your typical jock who encounters the Creeper with his teammates and a group of cheerleaders. Things don’t end well for Dante, but at least his pretty face survives (sort of).
Keanu Reeves in Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992)
Keanu plays a rookie solicitor who’s engaged to Winona Ryder, who unfortunately looks like Count Dracula’s dead wife. Don’t worry, it works out for everyone in the end (unless your name is Dracula).
Jared Leto in Urban Legend (1998)
You’d think that Paul the student journalist would debunk all the urban legends within the first five minutes of the film…
Paul Walker in Joy Ride (2001)
Paul stars as university student Lewis Thomas, who learns the hard way why pranking someone named Rusty Nail is a bad idea.
Jay Hernandez in Hostel (2006)
Here is Jay in one of the few shots of the film where he isn’t bloody or missing any fingers.
Sebastian Stan in The Covenant (2006)
Reasons to watch The Covenant: (1) hot men with special powers, (2) Sebastian Stan, and (3) the next two slides.
Chace Crawford in The Covenant (2006)
See? Also, these hot men with special powers have some fun indoor pool scenes...
Taylor Kitsch in The Covenant (2006)
... and shower scenes. Here is Taylor about to take a shower and slowly morph into Tim Riggins (probably).
Ryan Reynolds in The Amityville Horror (2005)
It’s unclear if the real-life George Lutz had glistening abs while he and his family tried to fight off the scary shit that went down in their new home. Ryan’s version has a six-pack, and it’s one of the best parts about this remake.
Morris Chestnut in The Cave (2005)
For a super-hot survival expert, Morris has a pretty vanilla name, Top. Perhaps it’s referring to where he prefers to be during sexy times?
Daniel Dae Kim in The Cave (2005)
Top’s fellow explorer also happens to be a really good cameraman. You can trust him in dark places.
Laurence Fishburne in Event Horizon (1997)
A black hole, a missing crew, space, and the good looks and intelligence of one Captain Miller — what more could you want in a sci-fi horror movie?
Chad Michael Murray in House of Wax (2005)
Wouldn’t you trust this pretty face with your life while trying to escape a creepy town full of creepy wax sculptures and a pair of crazy brothers?
Josh Hartnett in The Faculty (1998)
Who could forget Josh in The Faculty, a film about what happens when you don’t do your homework. JK: the teachers are controlled by aliens and Zeke (Josh) and his friends try to save the day. Zeke is also repeating senior year so yeah, there’s a lot going on.
Usher in The Faculty (1998)
Oh, that's right, Usher's in this too. Hi, Usher.
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