Most Evil Movie Villains

[dmw007]

The hunter who killed Bambi's mum.

As a kid that was a traumatizing part of the movie when that evil hunter killed poor Bambi's mom.

 

[Mac Rules]

I can't remember his name, but the yellow dude from Sin City?
Or was he just more annoying....

How about Magneto?

 

[netdog]

Jack Valenti

 

[sushi]

The fellow that plays dentist with Dustin Hoffman teeth in "Marathon Man."

..."Is it safe?"

 

[Queso]

Lord Farquaad

EDIT : Or maybe General Zod

 

[Flenz]

Jar jar binks

Flenz

 

[PlaceofDis]

hmmmmm.....
that guy in Die Hard with a Vengence was good.
so are the Reapers in Serenity/Firefly.


i was going to say Pres. Bush, but thats a reality show i suppose, or to some just reality, and i didn't want to get this wastelanded or moved to the political forums.

 

[dmw007]

Jar jar binks

Very true Flenz, Jar Jar Binks is an evil movie villain!

 

[bartelby]

I'd have to go with John Doe in Se7en.

 

[MongoTheGeek]

Joel Schumacher in Batman & Robin.

Truely evil.

 

[atszyman]

I'll third the John Doe in Seven.....

The methods used to punish those using their sins against them....

Truly one of the most disturbing movies I've ever seen....

 

[XNine]

PFT! The most evil villain ever was Lumberg from Office Space.

 

[Mr. Durden]

Agent Smith from the Matrix series was a pretty darn good bad guy.

Since the Jurassic Park villociraptors (how the heck do you spell that?) got a mention, I'm gonna go with the shark from Jaws.

Oh. and one more (sorry). How about the Joker from the Batman movie... The Jack Nicolson one.

 

[celebrian23]

I can't remember his name, but the yellow dude from Sin City?
Or was he just more annoying....

How about Magneto?

magneto isn't evil. He doesn't even fit the classical definition of a villain.

 

[2nyRiggz]

Woody Allen and his **** up movies....

Also the killer from My Bloody Valentine.


Bless

 

[QCassidy352]

What about John Doe - Kevin Spacey's character is Se7en?

Definitely. I was going to say Lector, but as someone pointed out, he did have a certain benevolence at times.

 

[MongoTheGeek]

PFT! The most evil villain ever was Lumberg from Office Space.

I worked for him once... Or at least someone disturbingly close.

\Worse than Lundberg because Lundberg didn't throw things at secretaries
\\Not the worse boss I've ever had
\\\Current boss is cool though

 

[Pittsax]

hmmmmm.....
that guy in Die Hard with a Vengence was good.

Jeremy Irons wasn't bad, but I thought Alan Rickman was much better as Hans Gruber in the original.

Some other favorites that I didn't see:

Noah Cross (John Huston) in Chinatown
Annie Wilkes (Kathy Bates) in Misery
Phillip Vandamm (James Mason) in North by Northwest
Norman Bates (Anthony Perkins) in Psycho

 

[eva01]

magneto isn't evil. He doesn't even fit the classical definition of a villain.

ah yes someone that can stop the iron in people's blood to kill them.. That isn't evil at all.

 

[SilentPanda]

Asami Yamazaki in Audition (Ôdishon).

I've seen a lot of scary movies and evil villains and Asami wins in my opinion.

 

[freeny]

Rutger Hower in "Hitcher"

 

[Pittsax]

Asami Yamazaki in Audition (Ôdishon).

I've seen a lot of scary movies and evil villains and Asami wins in my opinion.

I think John Landis summed up my opinion of Audition quite well: "It was so creepy that I didn't like it"

That movie was just too damn disturbing for me.

 

[Pittsax]

Here's one that I completely forgot:

Clarence Boddicker (Kurtwood Smith) in Robocop. "Can you fly, Bobby?"

 

[Xander]

The hunter who killed Bambi's mum.

Lets go get him!

 

[SilentPanda]

I think John Landis summed up my opinion of Audition quite well: "It was so creepy that I didn't like it"

That movie was just too damn disturbing for me.

I was *really* bored for the first 45 minutes... then the phone call... and then I was hooked.