Female Cenobite

First appearance: Hellraiser (1987)

Even though everyone seems to love Pinhead, Female Cenobite actually seems to be good at the job the cenobites are assigned. Pinhead always seems to let Kristie get away with opening the box.

Meg Mucklebones

First appearance: Legend (1985)

Legend is that weird fantasy movie starring Tom Cruise and Tim Curry. Everyone remembers Curry's turn as Darkness in this flick, but there's other weirdos in it that look just as cool. like Meg here. although why are so many female monsters nekkid all the time.

Greta

First appearance: Gremlins 2: A New Batch (1990)

The sequel to Gremlins. Billy and Kate have problems with Gremlins in New York city this time!

Cheddar Goblin

First appearance: Mandy (2018)

A lumberjack and his girlfriend run into some trouble with a folk singing cult leader and a weird gang of LSD mutated motorcycle enthusiasts. things unfold the way you'd expect... or does it?

Superhost

First Appearance: Supe's On (1969)

Superhost was the first Horror Host I ever saw on TV. His show introduced me to many of the movies I still enjoy today. Godzilla Flicks, Universal monster movies. I even really enjoyed the goofy skits he had in between shows. With Shudder bringing Joe Bob Briggs back to the tube I just felt like it was time to indulge in a bit of nostalgia and do a little tribute to Marty Sullivan, still one of my favourite horror hosts. 

Joseph

First appearance: The Crescent (2017)

A woman and her child move into her mother's house to deal with the grief of losing her husband and to marble paper. Unfortunately for her there's some weird stuff going on around the beach.
A horror flick in the vein of EYES OF FIRE and MESSIAH OF EVIL.

Jötunn shape shifter

First appearance: The Ritual (2017)

Four friends go on a hiking trip to morn the death of one of their other friends. The learn that it's not a good idea to take shortcuts.
Based on a novel by Adam Nevill

Captain Spaulding

First appearance: The House of 1000 Corpses (2003)

Four jerks go on a road trip to find the truth about the mythical serial killer "Dr. Satan." What they find is the horrifying Firefly clan. things don't go well when they offend the Fireflys by not accepting their hospitality. Moral of the story, don't be a jerk.

Billy

First appearance: Silent Night, Deadly Night (1984)

A young boy has a bad experience with a Santa Claus and ends up in an orphanage with a severe case of Santaphobia.
When he's older he gets a job at a tryster. when Christmas rolls around and the man who was supposed to play Santa calls in sick it's up to Billy to take over. Now every naughty boy and girl get's to have a bad experience with a Santa Claus!

What's with Christmas horror movies having a main character named Billy?

Pale Man

First appearance: Pan's Labyrinth (2006)

A heart warming fairy tale about the Spanish Civil War and a little girl. Featuring all the stuff great fairy tales are full of: violence, horror, monsters, death.

Darryl Revok

First appearance: Scanners (1981)

Turns out there's a real weird birth defect associated with the old analgesic Ephemerol. Psychic powers! Now there's two groups of people looking for these psychics, known as Scanners. One is ConSec and it's owner Dr. Paul Ruth, the guy who invented Ephemerol and tested it on his wife,  who is hoping to train these psychics to uses their powers for espionage. The other is lead by Darryl Revok, a scanner, who's using his company Biocarbon Amalgamate to send more Ephemerol to pregnant women in hopes of creating an army of psychic babies! Can former bum and troubled Scanner, Cameron Vale, help ConSec stop Revok from creating an army of fellow Scanners?
Most people know it as "That movie with the exploding head."
Another strange Canadian sci-fi/horror flick from director David Cronenberg from the 1980s. A little slow in parts but worth seeing for its strange mix of spy and monster movie conventions.
I think it might be my favourite Cronenberg movie.