Giancarlo Esposito's Top 5 AMC's 'Breaking Bad' Scariest Episodes As Gustavo Fring! [WATCH]

Just as the Breaking Bad marathon is about reach its end on AMC, this is the perfect opportunity to pick out our favorite scenes from the award-winning crime drama. Here are the top 5 scariest episodes from Giancarlo Esposito as the deadly criminal mastermind, Gustavo Fring.

Previously, we did a list about the top 5 tough-guy moments from Hank Schrader (Dean Norris), then picked out the best episodes starring Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul, and Bob Odenkirk, RJ Mitte as the chemistry teacher gone bad, his junkie sidekick, his sleazy lawyer, and his loyal son. Now it's time to put the spotlight on Esposito's scariest performances.

5) Season 4: Box Cutter

Knowing Walt (Cranston) and Jesse (Paul) murdered Gale in cold blood, Gus (Esposito) has to teach these two a lesson in manners. Right in from of his hostages, Gus slits the throat of his henchmen, Victor. Just when Gus is about to leave the room, he says, "Start cooking."

4) Season 3: Sunset

Knowing the Cousins are close behind on Walt, Gus trades them the life of his cook for Hank's. As if he were playing chess, Gus is actually setting up the pieces so that Hank and the Cousins kill each other off.

3) Season 4: Hermanos

This is the flashback Gus has of his ex-partner, Max, who could also possibly be his lover, too. Captured by surprise, Gus helplessly watches as Don Eladio and Hector Salamanca murder Max. This is the horrific event that causes Gus to bide his time and scheme his brilliant revenge plan.

2) Season 4: Salud

This is where Gus' revenge plan actually comes to fruition. Gus actually drinks the poison in the tequila bottle, so that Don Eladio isn't suspicious of him. Everyone in the mobster's hideout is dying slowly, gagging from their own vomit, after having drunk the venom.

1) Season 4: Face-off

Just when Gus is about to kill his last enemy, Hector activates the bomb. After the explosion, Gus walks out of the burning room with half his face gone. Before collapsing, he calmly stands up and fixes his tie.

The Breaking Bad Binge Marathon closes this Sunday on AMC, at 5pm through 1am. Readers, what's your favorite Gustavo Fring episode?