You really need to see people being beaten, raped and tortured to believe it happened?
You knew what she said was true when you saw the look of shame on Kira's face for forgetting that truth.
Villains that you absolutely despise
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You knew what she said was true when you saw the look of shame on Kira's face for forgetting that truth.
John Doe from Se7en. I need to give other Kevin Spacey movies a miss for a while after I see this one.
Tim Pigott-Smith has played two characters I have no sympathy for what so ever. Frank Vickers in The Vice and Ronald Merrick in The Jewel In The Crown. I also found Charle Dance's Tulkinghorn in Bleak House detestable. When Merrick and Tulkinghorn were killed I couldn't help but think couldn't have happened to a nicer guy.
I've never hated a villain more than I do that book version of Dolores Umbridge in Harry Potter & the Order of the Phoenix. 
She made me a hateful person in real life.
She made me a hateful person in real life.
Cy Tolliver and George Hearst on Deadwood. Hearst was greed personified---greed, power and cruelty. Tolliver was plain mean, controlling and, well, batshit crazy. The scene where he kills the two con-artist kids was horrible. And then, in the end, where he kills two of his own employees just because he's in a bad mood....Holy Crap. Al Swearengen came off looking like the sane one.
Fenrir Greyback from Harry Potter. A cannabilistic werewolf who "especially enjoys the little ones." You don't get more vulger and creepy than that.
He's been casted for The Half-Blood Prince.
He's been casted for The Half-Blood Prince.
Pretty much every character who wasn't a prisoner. Oh, and Beecher in the early days of the series.
Scorpius from Farscape because the writers actually gave him a motivation other then be an evil bastard.
Al Swearengen from Deadwood might be the best character in TV history though.
I'll throw in Tony Soprano too.
Al Swearengen from Deadwood might be the best character in TV history though.
I'll throw in Tony Soprano too.
If it's Winn - why not? She's a lying, scheming bitch. Who's to say she didn't make the whole thing up? She could have been a Cardassian collaborator for all we know. And in the end, she was.
Shane Vendrell from "The Shield" for sure. That bastard needs to die. Marlo Stanfield from "The Wire" also.
Don't get me wrong here, though, these characters are written very well. They are just written to be horrible people.
Don't get me wrong here, though, these characters are written very well. They are just written to be horrible people.
Some good mentions here, like Kai Winn from Star Trek: DS9, Angela Lansbury's character from The Manchurian Candidate, & Dolores Umbridge from Harry Potter & the Order of the Phoenix. She's evil dipped in a such a syrupy pink that it makes me sick.
Some of the more shrill defense attorneys on Law & Order, especially the ones who play the race card or the sexism card.
Le Chiffre in Casino Royale.
Max Von Sydow's character in Minority Report.
Well, I believe that Freddy is already dead and only lives on in the dream world. Pinhead is a demon, so he's not really alive to begin with.
Some of the more shrill defense attorneys on Law & Order, especially the ones who play the race card or the sexism card.
Le Chiffre in Casino Royale.
Max Von Sydow's character in Minority Report.
Horror movie monsters who JUST.WON'T.DIE. They just keep coming back, again and again and again, like a broken record or some shit. Endless sequels, endless crap. These characters should not be immortal! Pinhead, Freddy, Jason, Michael Myers, etc. etc. Why can't they just DIE and get it over with?
Well, I believe that Freddy is already dead and only lives on in the dream world. Pinhead is a demon, so he's not really alive to begin with.
Umbridge! How could I possibly forget her.
Pinhead was once human (a WWI British Army captain).
Which one?
1- Merserve in "Casualties Of War".
2- Amon Goethe in "Schindler's List"
3- Buffalo Bill in "The Silence Of The Lambs"
All despicable excuses for human beings.
2- Amon Goethe in "Schindler's List"
3- Buffalo Bill in "The Silence Of The Lambs"
All despicable excuses for human beings.
Max Zorin - A View to a Kill
Remember the one where this white supremacist puts out a hit on a defense attorney? Open Season, I think it was called. It started out in a bar, where a bunch of defense attorneys are bragging about how they used loopholes to get not-guilty verdicts. That scene really pissed me off.
Mr. Rose, The Cider House Rules.
on one episode of L&O:SVU a little girl killed a little boy, sodomized him and stuck a battery in his mouth, the little girl, an obviously emotionless killer, walked, and have this other little boy an evil glare at the end, I SWORE they were gionna follow up on it, the other episode if SVU that freaked me out was this rape vic from a previous ep started stalking her "attacker", she had a .50 desert eagle with a 14 round mag (they don't make them in that cal, pure BS) the WHOLE episode (and i HATE it when they do this) there is NO proof that her "attacker" did ANYTHING until the last 5 minutes, after a whole bunch of pushing he "Snapped" and attacked someone else, when the cops showed up, the Victim from the previous ep was there with the "attackers" lawyer/girlfriend standing over his body with a bullet in his back, both women obviously covering, and it looks like the cops wont even bother with them
Vic Mackey