8 Creepy KPOP MVs

It’s already October, and you’re probably thinking, “HALLOWEEN!” Lucky for you, we’ve got some scary KPOP music videos for your Halloween craving before you get on a sugar rush.

1. Big Bang - Monster
Released just a few months ago, this video has it all: crazy hair, explosions, piercings, and supernatural eyes. The members are meant to look like monsters, conveying how a girl would see them as scary and run away, even though their scary image is completely superficial. While the monster look shows a deep meaning to the song, it is just plain creepy to watch at times.

2. T-ara - Lovey Dovey (Zombie Version)
The girls of T-ara bop to their song at a nightclub when suddenly, a zombie bites a man, and then another, until the whole club is filled with zombies trapped in cages. Happily and energetically, T-ara continues to dance to their song in front of the clawing zombies. Later, the zombies also join in on the dancing. So to sum it up, this video is creepy in two ways…

3. Taeyang - I’ll Be There
What does lightning, crows, foggy buildings, and graveyards suggest? A perfect concept for a mini horror film music video. Also note that Taeyang creepily stalks and watches over the sleeping girl.

4. E.via - Crazy Fate (feat ISU of M.C The Max)
The fastest female Korean rapper is back with her amazing song and jaw-dropping rapping skills. This song represents the memories of E.via’s personal breakup. Just beware, this video is not for the faint-hearted. Given a rating of “R”, decide to watch this music video at your own risk.

5. Xia Junsu - Tarantallegra
Junsu appears magical in this music video, ruling over his own world. He dances in chemical rooms with flames all around him, immune to the fire. Also, he appears to be dancing in his own world, filled with snow and ice, with a broken glass design in the background. This music video is a bit supernatural, but all flamboyant.

6. Brown Eyed Girls - Cleansing Cream
This music video has probably the deepest meaning any music video in the world can have. Besides that, the setting and acting are quite creepy. I mean, the older woman keeps an eye out for the young woman at basically every point in the music video. Also, it appears that the two woman are sisters and are almost in competition because the young woman falls in love with the older woman’s husband. The last scene is really the older woman’s breakdown on her sister, frightening both in meaning and acting.

7. G-Dragon - She’s Gone
One can’t really go wrong with horror when they tie up a girl and then let G-Dragon chase her down. The girl eventually gets caught after running away in tunnels, and gets stabbed.

8. Sunny Hill - Midnight Circus
In the dark, foggy woods, a scary circus rehearses for what we assume would be a show. The girls are treated like animals, trapped in cages and tied down. In the end, everyone in the circus disappears and everything gets destroyed.