With Halloween quickly approaching, it's time to bust out some of our favorite creepy K-Pop videos. Here is a rundown of the ten spookiest concepts K-Pop has ever seen.

Big Bang – “Monster”

The five members of Big Bang dress up as monsters, trying to escape their prison, as Big Bang sings, "I'm not a monster."

 

Sunny Hill – “Pray”

Another monsters, this is one that Sunny Hill performs experiments on with heartbreaking ferocity. "Pray" is creepy, disturbing, and heartbreaking all at once.

 

Lee Jung Hyun – “V”
K-Pop's verson of Tim Burton's The Corpse Bride, starring the sexy singer as the bride who cries tears of blood as she tries to seduce a stranger lost on the road.

VIXX – “Voodoo Doll”

VIXX has become known for creepy, but this music video is filled with blood and gore to a degree that the group was forced to release a second version. VIXX has numerous songs that belongs on this list, including their latest song, "Error."

 EXO – “Drama Episode 2”

EXO seems like a normal group of boys who get into fights, and then it turns out that some of the have magical powers and eyes that glow.

 4MINUTE – “Volume Up”

The girl group takes sexy to a new level, with leather outfits, skulls, and snakes.

 Kim Jaejoong – “Mine”

Serious bondage, owls, wolves, the singer's raspy voice, and some interesting costumes, Jaejoong's solo song is the epitome of creepy.

 History – “Psycho”

Based on the Alfred Hitchcock film with the same name and stalker-theme, History's members earn the "creeper" title.

 Lee Hi – “Rose”

An innocent enough image of a girl all in white and flowers meets blood, wolves, and gunmen in eerie, white gear.

 Heo Youngsaeng – “The Art Of Seduction”

A stalker kidnaps the idol and imagines a romantic relationship between the two of them, even as she has him gagged and bound in chains.

Which one is your favorite? Have another creepy suggestion? Let us know in the comments area below!