Bad Behaviour Font

There’s a deliberate roughness to Bad Behaviour — letterforms look like they’ve been scratched into a surface, with uneven edges, irregular stroke breaks, and visible erosion across the body. It sits in grunge-display territory, leaning hard into texture over elegance. That quality makes it a solid pick for horror movie title cards, metal band merchandise, Halloween event flyers, and any visual that needs a sense of damage or decay. Where it falls short is in readability at small sizes — the worn strokes lose definition quickly, making it unsuitable for body copy or anything set below roughly 24pt. Use it for single-word impact or short headlines, not running text. One weight, no italics, limited punctuation variety — those constraints matter when layout flexibility is needed.

Best For:- Horror or Halloween event poster titles
– Punk and metal band logo lockups
– Underground zine or grunge editorial headers
– Dark-themed social media graphics

Not Ideal For:- Body text or paragraphs at any size
– Corporate branding or professional reports
– UI labels or navigation elements
– Projects requiring clean, high-legibility type