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6) Jennet Humfrye (The Woman in Black, 2012)
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Jennet Humfrye is terrifying because she carries both rage and sorrow, which makes her feel unpredictable. Her pale face and dark eyes look hollow, but there’s anger behind them that feels ready to lash out. She doesn’t just haunt the house—she lures children to their deaths, which makes her presence even more disturbing. The scariest moment happens when she appears in the nursery, standing still as the toys move by themselves. Her silence in that scene feels heavier than any scream. Liz White played Jennet, and her empty stare makes the ghost feel deeply unsettling.
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