Login
Rooting For The Bad Guys.
Sort by:
Showing 11 items
Decade:
Rating:
List Type:
4208
8.3
8.5
Psycho (1960)
Norman Bates;
I adored Anthony Perkins' performance. The last smile at the end always sends a genuine chill down my back.
Ultraviolence.'s rating:
5278
8.1
8.3
Reservoir Dogs (1992)
Mr. Blonde;
He may not be the villain with the biggest part but Michael Madson plays him perfectly! I just love how casual he is throughout.
Ultraviolence.'s rating:
7834
8.3
9
The Dark Knight (2008)
The Joker;
I think Heath created a new foundation for future villains to be based on. His Joker was unique, psychotic and come on, who really was rooting for Batman in this film?
Ultraviolence.'s rating:
6496
8.1
8.6
Seven (1995)
John Doe;
Despite there being only a tiny bit of screentime of John Doe, his acts and his reasons are genius.
Ultraviolence.'s rating:
5476
8
8.4
Inglourious Basterds (2009)
Col. Hans Landa;
He's got a big pipe and no conscience. A perfect villain.
Ultraviolence.'s rating:
4296
7.4
7.6
American Psycho (2000)
Patrick Bateman;
Probably the most disturbing villain, especially in the book. But, I love the way he wears a mask, as all of us do.
Ultraviolence.'s rating:
6255
8.2
8.3
A Clockwork Orange (1971)
Alex DeLarge;
Alright, towards the end he isn't much of a villain but at the beginning he is devilishly likable.
Ultraviolence.'s rating:
6602
8.2
8.6
Hannibal Lecter;
I love his intelligence. I love his stares and his smiles. No one ever wants his victims to survive.
Ultraviolence.'s rating:
1155
6.7
6.6
Funny Games (2008)
Paul and Peter;
I love how hardly anything is revealed about them. They just torture at will.
Ultraviolence.'s rating:
7956
7.7
8.2
Gogo Yubari;
Quite devistated when The Bride killed her, I thought she was brilliant.
Ultraviolence.'s rating:
632
6.3
6.7
Kalifornia (1993)
Early Grayce;
It's a shame really. I was looking forward to Brad Pitt murdering David Duchovny.
Ultraviolence.'s rating:
RSS Feed