10 Underrated Movies Starring Wrestlers

Glenn Jacobs was born to play a slasher villain. He's a giant, for starters, and has the menacing aura needed to pull off a psychotic, relentless monster character. There's a reason the original incarnation of Kane worked so well.

The Big Red Machine got to flex his murderous chops in WWE Studios' first major production, See No Evil. That film ended with Kane's character, Jacob Goodnight, being killed off after stalking and murdering a group of teenagers with his signature hook weapon.

Well, it certainly looked like he was killed off.

Seven years after the original, Goodnight returned in See No Evil 2. This time, he's out to murder a group of people trapped inside a morgue. Guess he didn't want to walk too far to dispose of the bodies.

See No Evil 2 is just as faithful to the slasher genre as its original. Full of inventive kills and a villain straight out of the Michael Myers playbook, fans of classic horror will absolutely love this.

Just try and resist yelling "That's gotta be Kane!" every time Goodnight is on screen. That joke will get old fast.