Favourite villains

[chigurh]

Chigurh, Judge Holden and Shooter McGavin

 

[McLovin]

Deep down, Vader was a top bloke. Far from a villain...

 

[Parra]

I'm showing obvious bias here.

Angel Eyes
Tuco

 

[Wizardman]

I'm showing obvious bias here.

Angel Eyes
Tuco

Tuco was an angel compared to Angel Eyes...he was a baaaaaaad mother f**ker

 

[alien]

Emperor Palpatine - Star Wars
Baby Firefly - House of 1000 Corpses, Devil's Rejects
Azazel - Fallen
Freddy Kruger - A Nightmare on Elm Street
The Alien - Alien, Aliens, etc
Agent Smith - The Matrix
The Predator - Predator
Trickster - Brainscan

 

[alien]

 

[OVP]

Christopher Walken playing a real badass Angel Gabriel in The Prophecy is one of my favourite villians of all. Viggo Mortenson played Lucifer in the same movie. Good fun that one.

Christopher Walken as anyone is also good value ... especially the mafia boss in True Romance. The scene between him and Dennis Hopper steals the show.

 

[alien]

Oh I forgot...

Trickster from the movie Brain Scan

 

[Evil_Mush]

I've still got The Prophecy recorded it a while back as it's been on the mental "to see" list for years. Must get around to watching that.


After watching the majority of T2 last night again (for like the 20384th time), I gotta put Robert Patrick's T1000 right up there in the list of most menacing villains in film history.

The amazing music definitely helps as well, but those eyes and that finger still haunt my dreams hah!

 

[Mr Angry]

I second this, the T1000 would not want that dude/Machine/scarymofo chasing me.

 

[SpaceMonkey]

Chigurh, Judge Holden and Shooter McGavin

Judge Holden has never been filmed though and probably never will be... shame as he's my #1 if we're including literary villains.

 

[SpaceMonkey]

Gus Fring deserves a mention. Ice cold.

 

[vvvrulz]

After watching the majority of T2 last night again (for like the 20384th time), I gotta put Robert Patrick's T1000 right up there in the list of most menacing villains in film history.

The amazing music definitely helps as well, but those eyes and that finger still haunt my dreams hah!

This is one of the most underrated acting performances in history.

Robert Patrick had to take Arnie's machine-like mannerisms to another level, acting as an android pretending to be a human. So many subtle things went into it, the unblinking eyes, the hawk-like head movement, the forced smiles and punchlines, suddenly switching off his facade, sprinting without fatigue.

One of the all time great villains, such a shame T3 and Genysis ruined the legacy of this almighty T-1000.

 

[Mogsheen Jadwat]

Thought t3 was p cool tbh but agreed she wasnt as menacing as t1000

 

[T.S Quint]

This guy:

That opening scene of Inglorious Basterds is an absolute brilliant piece of filmmaking.
The way he goes from a nice guy sitting down for a cosy chat, to an ice-cold murder machine is amazing.

 

[OVP]

I've still got The Prophecy recorded it a while back as it's been on the mental "to see" list for years. Must get around to watching that.


After watching the majority of T2 last night again (for like the 20384th time), I gotta put Robert Patrick's T1000 right up there in the list of most menacing villains in film history.

The amazing music definitely helps as well, but those eyes and that finger still haunt my dreams hah!

How could i forget Robert Patrick ? One of the all time greatest villians. Brilliant performance.

 

[Parra]

Don Logan

 

[Rhino_NQ]

someone already beat me to cyrus the virus from con air

the collector

 

[Buzzard Breath]

someone already beat me to cyrus the virus from con air

That would be me

 

[veggiepatch1959]

The visitor from Visitor Q. A totally twisted Japanese movie about a family who is even more twisted.