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3) Bathsheba Sherman (The Conjuring, 2013)
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Bathsheba Sherman is disturbing because she doesn’t just haunt the house—she tries to possess people and use them to kill. Her rotting skin and hollowed-out eyes make her look half-dead, and her twisted smile feels cold and calculating. The scariest scene happens when she’s crouched on top of the wardrobe and leaps down without warning. That moment feels sudden but also builds on the tension that had been simmering for minutes. Joseph Bishara played Bathsheba, and the way she moved felt quick and violent, which made her presence even harder to watch.
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