Since Leatherface kills out of self-defense and for self-preservation, he would throw his all behind a fight with Myers and physically is more powerful. Myers could easily outsmart him and likely has the stamina to outrun him, but he's cool-headed and possibly too cocky to try to escape.
As the hulking brute that towers above the other Family members and wields his trademark chainsaw, Leatherface is a force to be reckoned with. Of all his stats, he has the highest Savagery of all the Family members, able to do high damage with each strike.
While Michael has proven time and again that he can survive nearly anything, he doesn't stand a chance against Jason. Jason's immense strength and ability to keep killing no matter the circumstances show that he can withstand a full-on assault from Michael.
Wiz: Chucky's spells were definitely a force to be reckoned with and his countless showings of surviving gunshots and fire meant he was difficult to put down, Michael just had the Strength, Durability, Speed, and quite frankly much better ability to take this win.
Does intelligence really matter in this epic match-up of two of the most notorious killers of horror yesteryear? Certainly, it does. Freddy Krueger will out-wit Michael Meyers, brains over brawn. He is a cunning manipulator and antagonist, playing on Michael's emotions and luring him into a world of confusion.
If this were to happen, you better start running, because without a doubt, Pennywise would win in a fight against any other evil character, let alone a human. Pack it up Michael Myers. For starters, Pennywise is supernatural. His biggest strength is his ability to read and manipulate minds.
Being a masked serial killer who can't die is one thing. Being an immortal hell monster from another dimension is another and a deadlier threat. Once the puzzle is solved and the cube is unlocked, Jason wouldn't stand a chance against the horrific force known as Pinhead.
But as the sequels continued, the characters eventually had to delve into the supernatural to explain their strength and ability to power through gunshots and other traumatic injuries. For years, Leatherface has avoided this trope thanks to being surrounded by a family of fellow cannibals who help commit murders.
One of his main weaknesses is that Leatherface is slow and can lose track of Victims if they use crawlspaces or passages that Leatherface can't follow them through. This allows more agile Family members to find the Victim and finish the job.
If the fight took place in the dream world, then Pennywise wouldn't stand a chance. That's because, no matter what he did, Freddy would not be able to die. Yes, you can attack Freddy in the dream, but he will always manipulate it to his advantage.
Michael only kills on or around October 31, unlike other slashers who can go on murder sprees at any moment and for as long as they please. Another possible weakness of Michael Myers could be his obsession with his targets, namely Laurie and Jamie Lloyd (Danielle Harris), Laurie's daughter in the first timeline.
The winner is Jason Voorhees. Since Freddy would have to specifically target his heart or completely incapacitate him in order to be victorious, Jason has way more outcomes where he would be victorious overall.
In the first Texas Chainsaw Massacre movie 1974, when he kills the first 3 victims, he looks around in the window thinking to himself ''Where are these people coming from? '' They entered his own home, which possibly made him very scared and frightened.
Leatherface is evil. He's not the "most" evil of the killers but he's a serial killer cannibal who wears the skins of his victims. Being insane doesn't make him not evil.
Leatherface never speaks, and of course you never see his face, but he's by far the most expressive and unforgettable character in the movie. This is not only because he carves up most of the cast with a chain saw.
Unique among horror villains, in which most antagonists of the genre are usually classified as sadistic or evil, Leatherface is characterized as committing his brutal acts as a means of following his family's orders, while also killing out of fear.
Of course, this is not the end, as Leatherface survives. Considering that Leatherface is a much older man now in Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and that he has sustained multiple injuries throughout the film, it is baffling as to how he returns in the end just to saw Melody's head off.
Michael Myers from Halloween would have the precision and stalking abilities to take down Jason Voorhees and claim victory. Pazuzu from The Exorcist would outmatch Jason Voorhees with supernatural survival skills, as Jason's strength and ingenuity would be useless in a physical fight.
At the climax of the story, Jason battles his nemesis Tommy Jarvis and his great-niece Stephanie Kimble; Stephanie impales him before Tommy decapitates him with a shard of glass. Jason's soul is then absorbed by Freddy, who uses it to increase his own power.
So overall like 5.5-6.5/10 for the Creeper imo. He wins if he survives long enough to give up on Jason and goes on the attack. With better speed and his weapons (plus TK) he can likely deliver a wound that will take Jason out. However if Jason gets one solid shot in, it becomes a death spiral for the Creeper.
Depends entirely on the setting. If it's an arena deathmatch or a place where batman can't see or move around too much, than Mike wins. If it's anywhere outdoors, or in a town or city, Batman wins do to his much better mobility.
Michael Myers is an unstoppable force of evil whose basic instinct is killing . While Candyman might have some tricky ability and unexpected strength , he's more of a torturer than an attacker, so the lack of true fighting experience blocked Candyman's path to victory .
Who would win in a fight Michael Myers or Ghostface?
Michael Myers would win big time. Michael has been shot, stabbed, partially blown up! And much more, yet he still lives and is (somewhat) fine. Ghostface is just a teenaged-young adult, who runs around in robes with a buck knife.
