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Scariest film villains
Who is the scariest film villain to you?
Mine is Judge Doom from Who Framed Roger Rabbit. |
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Yul Brynner as The Gunslinger in Westworld. Even after all these years I still get the occasional nightmare about it.
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By way of avoiding obvious choices and cliché’s…Tanzi, the thuggish moneylender from Ken Loach’ Raining Stones. The scene where he visit’s Bob’s wife and daughter looking for him.
This actually scared me when I saw this film at the cinema…possibly because of the realism aspect to it, and it was also largely based on threats, all verbal, no actual violence. |
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Kane from Poltergeist 2.
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Robert Mitchum in Night of the Hunter.
He was scary in Cape Fear too. |
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Kane from Poltergeist 2.
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Mola Ram from indiana jones.
the actor that plays him is a well known scary villian in Bollywood. Think Speiberg called him one of the best actors to ever play a villain. |
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Death from Final Destination.
No matter what you do, it will get you and possibly in a very violent and painful way. |
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The child catcher from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
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Kane from Poltergeist 2.
My suggestion: The Horned King from The Black Cauldron |
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The Sentinels from the Matrix movies just because they were pure killing machines that couldn't be reasoned with.
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The shark in Jaws.
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The Gnome King from Return to Oz (in his true form) was quite scary.
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The Tall Man in the Phantasm series.
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Scorpio from Dirty Harry
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Those vulture things from The Dark Crystal.
That really isn't a film for 2 or 3 year olds! |
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Angel Eyes in The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. Lee Van Cleef was a great villain, he looked positively satanic.
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Mick Taylor - Wolf Creek
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Freddie Krueger.
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Freddie Krueger.
Same for Hannibal Lecter (Hopkins incarnation). First movie was fine, but they just did too many movies and flogged it to death. In both cases the characters became celebrities and media darlings...once tv shows start making skits about characters and you appear on The Simpsons etc...its the death knell for that particular villain. |
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Sepp Blatter in United Passions.
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Norman Stansfield from "Leon"
Because he's totally wired and unpredictable. |
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Blair Witch from The Blair Witch Project
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By way of avoiding obvious choices and cliché’s…Tanzi, the thuggish moneylender from Ken Loach’ Raining Stones. The scene where he visit’s Bob’s wife and daughter looking for him.
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General Vidal - Pan's Labyrinth
Peter & Paul - Funny Games Raymond - The Vanishing (the original Dutch version) Tommy De Vito - GoodFellas |
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