Underrated Villains

[Mook]

Zelda.

 

 

Venger.

 

[AngryOfTuebrook]

Tom Watson

 

Sinister as fuck.

[Tony Moanero]

[Harry Squatter]

James Mason in Salems Lot

[Kevin D]

Always had a soft spot for Lester Diamond.

Top, top louse.

Bingo.

 

He didn't need any more than 4 or 5 lines, his sleazyness oozed from his every pour.

[Kevin D]

My kind of villain. Smart, very competent, opposed to our heroes, but with good reason and other villains hate and fear him.

 

 

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[Kevin D]

16:30-18:10 for a bit more Bill Rawls brilliant cruelty.

 

[Juniper]

Lt. Coffey in The Abyss

[Creator Supreme]

Me

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Mister Mxyzptlk.

Realised you can't hurt Superman, so instead got inside his head and annoyed the fucking crap out of him.

 

 

.... And Yul Bryner in Westworld frightened the fuck out of me when I was 8.

 

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No way is Yul a villain in Westworld. He's just a malfunctioning robot. It's the human characters that are going round boning and killing the robots with gay abandon. It's an off-beat revenge story.

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No way is Yul a villain in Westworld. He's just a malfunctioning robot. It's the human characters that are going round boning and killing the robots with gay abandon. It's an off-beat revenge story.

 

 

I think he was positioned at the time, in an analogue world, as a villain... 

 

Or at least, to an 8-year-old up way past his bed time, he was a villain.

 

It was 1974.  

 

We were nowhere as sophisticated or allegorical or certain in our analyses then, as we all are now.

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I think he was positioned at the time, in an analogue world, as a villain...

 

Or at least, to an 8-year-old up way past his bed time, he was a villain.

 

It was 1974.

 

We were nowhere as sophisticated or allegorical or certain in our analyses then, as we all are now.

True.

 

 

Special mention needs to go to Jaws though. That shark stalked everyone it terrorised and ate. Planned it's kills. Now that's a proper villain.

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True.

 

 

Special mention needs to go to Jaws though. That shark stalked everyone it terrorised and ate. Planned it's kills. Now that's a proper villain.

 

 

And prescient and against the grain too.

 

Because at the time, it was asserted that sharks had a brain the size of a pea.

[Mook]

Jaws was just the name of the film, the shark was actually called Kevin.

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Jaws was just the name of the film, the shark was actually called Kevin.

No wonder it went all psycho on the people of Amity Island. Pissed at being named Kevin.

[Tony Moanero]

Stockburn from Pale Rider

 

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[Bjornebye]

The Wet Bandits

[Dr Nowt]

My kind of villain. Smart, very competent, opposed to our heroes, but with good reason and other villains hate and fear him.

 

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That camera pan to show the sweat on the back of Marvin’s neck always makes me smile.

[Tony Moanero]

Mad Hatter from 60s Batman

 

[VERBAL DIARRHEA]

Witchiepoo from HR Pufnstuff.

[Dr Nowt]

 

Cameron Alexander in American History X

 

 

Ed Pegram in Nebraska

 

Stacy Keach plays an excellent snake of a good old boy.

[Tony Moanero]

Hendrick from Children of the Stones