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Greatest Movie Villains

GoFride

GoFride

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What movie villain did the best job of scaring the crap out of you? I nominate Anton Chigurh, the unstoppable hitman from the movie No Country For Old Men, for being so crazy he probably makes other psychopaths wake up screaming :eek:
 
I love that film! Janine sent me the book, which was also excellent!

I used to listen to this podcast, about film reviews. The guys from the podcast went to Sundance, and saw No Country, and later had Chigurh get on the elevator with them. They said it was super-scary!
 
I nominate Annie Wilkes from Stephen King's Misery. Scared me in the book so I won't even watch the movie!
 
I say Murdoch from the Macgyver tv show. Man I wish that I had a voice like his, just cause his voice is sleek and calm (hiding his inner craziness).
 
Hannibal Lecter from Silence of the Lambs has to be one of the scariest. The combination of intellect and his total lack of humanity was more than just creepy!
 
The masked trio from "The Strangers". There was nothing special about them, it was just their randomness and their complete indifference to killing that freaked me out.
 
Darth Vader..although Murdoc was pretty persistent....of course...didn't last as long as the Terminator....
 
Claude Frollo from The Hunchback of Notre Dame.

The realism of his motivations and the way he manipulates religion to achieve his goals always seemed far more frightening then any other monster of the week.

It's easy to remember that monsters aren't real, and that super villains with Tesla coils don't exist, but when it's a "normal" person in a position of power, that's just so much more difficult to push out of your mind. Yeah, I was a weird kid >_>
 
Norman Bates - Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho

Yeah, no so scary now, but I first saw it when I was around 12 and I swear, I couldn't close my eyes in the shower for years without being scared.
 
You weren't the only one susan. There were a lot of people who couldn't take showers anymore including the actress!
 
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