Who Is Your Favorite Villain?

Lol yeah true enough, I hate when films throw in some unnecessary romance or romantic drama

But I do love seeing a bad ass chick playing an unsentimental role

 

Pinhead and his Cenobites Butterball, female cenobite, and chattering cenobite







Hotwater

 

Here you go, Hotwater....Pinhead from Hellraiser is out by Mezco now, too. I was wondering about Pinhead...he looks cool, but I never saw Hellraiser, so I could not relate it to anything....The character on my far right of your photo is cool, too. I am assuming that is chattering....

 

J.R. Ewing, played by Larry Hagman, from the 1980s TV show Dallas.

 

I find your lack of faith disturbing

 

I voted Darth Vader as my favourite.

But Tim Curry as the clown in IT was the creepiest friggin thing ever

 

Soraya M

 

Queen

 

Bashar al-Assad

Hey, that's not a villain. He just has a typical sense of humor (some would say divine )! But if he counts same for me: he has been a fav since I took notice of him.

 

Instantly thought of his evil smile in Home alone:



:-D Classic!

 

I wanted to post him, but then I chose to go a different way.

Besides, there are so many villains there, they make him the lesser evil.

 

I'm not sure.

 

Now, how did I forget about the Grinch? lol....what a funny character.......and then I thought last night...hmmm....The Riddler!...not to mention.....Mr. Freeze and all of the batman villains.....so I bought a few small in unopened packages from MacDoanld's from 1993....I might as well give my brother all of the characters......in small size....though....One big batman is enough for the space he has to accomodate things....which is already filled to maximum capacity of things he has...i like tiny pals, too, that can sit on my desk...be carried around in my purse or pocket and always be there for me...lol

 

Your mother.

She will always be your greatest critic, but also your fiercest supporter.

At least if you're Polish.

 

a few off the top of my head...

 

if only all villains looked like this...

 

my kind of stories don't really require them.
its also a role, like heroes and saint, that people,
and if its a well enough written story,
even characters, take turns at, often unwittingly.

villan is context, and i don't like seeing a character locked into an alignment like that,
as for me it prevents one of the key elements of a convincing story,
which is suspension of disbelief.

and again you can have a dramatic story arc take place in many ways that don't depend
on their participants having to be dumbed down.

or even characters of recognizable species or even organic.

 

The Tall Man from the movie Phantasm is bad-assed. He is played by Angus Scrimm.