Baddest Baddie

Was watching Se7en the other night, with John Doe as the bad guy, well nutcase.

Is this character the madest baddest, weirdest in film history?

Little Zee in City of God is comfortably the most unpleasant villain I have seen in films. If anyone has not seen it they really should, he is a thoroughly scary character.

Rowley wrote:Little Zee in City of God is comfortably the most unpleasant villain I have seen in films. If anyone has not seen it they really should, he is a thoroughly scary character.

He is a little unhinged isn't he.

Too right Stella, rare you see a character with not one redeeming feature but think he fits the bill.

Rowley wrote:Too right Stella, rare you see a character with not one redeeming feature but think he fits the bill.

On film you are correct, however they are plentiful on this sites membership

I'd love to see a bad-off between Hannibal Lecter and Anton Chigurh with the winner getting to pinch The Bride on the ar$e when she's in a bad mood.

I wouldn't say he's bad bad, but there's no one that makes my blood boil more than Percy Wetmore from the Green Mile.

My God. What a little s**t.

Misread this and thought you were looking for the "baldest" baddie and was ready for a Blofeld v Colonel Kurtz v Voldemort debate.

Little Ze is horrible in City of God but I think the little kids that effectively take over from him are probably even scarier.

The Emperor Ming............

Rutger Hauer in "The Hitcher"

T-800 (Arnie) in The Terminator! Kill on sight, destroyed a cop station = bad ass!

Kneeeeel before Zod!!!!!!

Or Alex De Large

crazygangwomble wrote:Or Alex De Large

spent my late teens and early twenties worshipping Little Alex

Did you by any chance have......issues?

My friends had issues when I kept using Nadsat in conversation.

Surely Pennywise from It The Clown deserves a mention. Absolutely sinister. First off he targeted kids specifically.

"They all float down here. And when your down here, you'll float too!" Had me sh*t scared to go anywhere near a drain until my ealry teens.

Lee Van Cleef - Good the bad and the ugly.

In it for the money and always sees a job through.....legand!

Eli Wallach...in Tough Guys

"When Leon B Little takes a job, he sees it through to the end"

DeNiro - Cape Fear

Christopher Walken - Things to Do In Denver When You're Dead

Ben Kingsley - Sexy Beast

Dirty Harry series? The sniper?

ShahenshahG wrote:Dirty Harry series? The sniper?

Yeah - Scorpio is a total dick. Very loosely based on the Zodiak Killer.

Walken playing a fallen Archangel Gabriel in the Prophecy is a bit mental!

Walken in sleepy hollow..was a bit scary too.........

Walken's scary in every role - saw Seven Psychopaths last night & he seemed permanently on the verge of something monstrous.

Nurse Ratched!

Watched that film a few days ago after hearing from the oldies how good it was.

I also found Dennis Hopper in Blue Velvet disturbing

Colan (niner) wrote:Nurse Ratched!

Absolutely.
She was awful.
Possibly the only bad 'guy' I've really, desperately wanted to die at the end of the film.
She didn't, unfortunately.

Nurse Ratched was just doing her job.

ONETWOFOREVER wrote:Nurse Ratched was just doing her job.

True but she did seem to take a perverse enjoyment in it much the same way as traffic wardens & security guards do but with people's sanity at stake. The scene when Billy, having just developed some confidence, gives her lip & she reacts is quite chilling.

You have to mention Darth Vader

I would give a mention to :-

Alexandra "Alex" Forrest - Fatal Attraction
Frank Booth - Blue Velvet
Dr Szell - Marathon Man

all oh whom disturbed me in very different ways