5 Scariest WWE Superstars Of All Time

Halloween is just around the corner, and you can clearly see the witching hour coming.

Every day, more and more stores across the world are putting out costumes, decorations and pumpkins, ready for the historic spooky night.

In the WWE, fear and wrestling go hand in hand, with some superstars willing to go the extra mile in the name of horror.

Whether it's due to a deranged past, an incident during a match, or just to get the psychological advantage over their opponents, there are plenty of examples of superstars who sent a shiver down the collective spine of the WWE Universe.

Here are the 5 scariest WWE Superstars of all time.

(Note: For this list, we are only including wrestlers who have competed in the WWE.)

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5. The Boogeyman

When the Boogeyman debuted on WWE SmackDown, the WWE Universe couldn't quite believe what they were seeing.

As he crawled to the ring on all-fours, live earthworms hanging from his mouth, the bizarre Boogeyman would easily play mind games with any opponents brave (or foolish) enough to cross his path.

After dispatching his foes, the Boogeyman would add insult to injury, shoving worms inside the mouths of his downed opponents.

#4 Bray Wyatt

What's more dangerous than a crazed man? A crazed man with an army.

As a part of NXT, Bray Wyatt was dangerous enough on his own, but was even worse when he surrounded himself with Luke Harper and Erick Rowan.

As the Wyatt family, the trio made life hell on RAW, and we're only made stronger when they added Braun Strowman to their fold.

Wyatt is a former WWE Champion, and now that his brief team with Matt Hardy is at an end, he may be more dangerous than ever before.

#3 Kane

Whilst he may be the mayor of Knox County, Tennessee, it was not too long ago that Kane was burning the souls, literally and figuratively, of the WWE.

Debuting during the inaugural Hell In A Cell match, Kane instantly made his presence known, ripping the cell door from its hinges.

The Big Red Machine has also been featured in some of the company's most brutal matches, including Inferno matches, the Elimination Chamber and the only Ring of Fire match.

Kane recently returned to the WWE and will be in his brother's corner when he faces Triple H at WWE Super Show-Down.

#2 Mankind

In horror movies, ghosts and vampires and creatures from lagoons may be scary, but the true greatest monster of all time is man.

When Mick Foley debuted in the WWF in 1996, he took this idea literally, becoming the deranged Mankind, representing the sins and darkness of all of humanity.

Feuding with the Deadman would quickly elevate the Death Match legend, as the two monsters battled in the inaugural Boiler Room Match.

Whilst Mankind would later be embraced by the WWE Universe, no-one can forget the horrific squeals he would let out, as he choked his opponents into unconsciousness.

#1 The Undertaker

Frankly, who else could it have been?

For over a quarter of a century, the Deadman has terrorized opponents with his devastating offense and demonic personality.

Debuting at the 1990 Survivor Series, the Undertaker quickly showed the WWE Universe how evil he could be, defeating Hulk Hogan for the WWF Championship a year later.

It was in the late 90s however, when the Phenom became his most sadistic, becoming a Lord of Darkness, kidnapping Stephanie McMahon, and crucifying Stone Cold Steve Austin on the Ministry's dark symbol.

Even today, the Demon of Death Valley continues to strike fear into the hearts of all who cross him.