Nuk's Top 15 Movie Villains of All-Time.

[JayDizzle]

Judge Doom or Bust.

[Nukleopatra]

Completely forgot to finish this, sorry.

#9



Jack Torrance

One of the best, worst villains in movie history. He really couldn't do anything right, but you kept hoping he'd eventually get it. He didn't, but kept us entertained, and even threw some humor our way, so I can forgive him for being quite possibly the most incompetent ''killer'' in recent memory.

[Goober]

bump

[Maynard]

this is a great list. Very original nuk

[Nukleopatra]

#8.

Jaws.

Yes, I'm throwing a mechanical shark on my list, because when I was younger, I wouldn't touch the fucking water, because of this movie. One of the very very few movies that scared the shit out of me, and shortly after, my sister had a close encounter with a shark, while me and my family were at the beach. That's about the only thing I don't miss about Florida.

[Nukleopatra]

#7



Michael Corleone

One of the more popular choices.

[Nukleopatra]

#6



Michael Myers.

One of the most perfect killers ever put on screen, until they decided to turn him into yet another movie monster.

[Nukleopatra]

#5.



Palpatine

I was never a huge fan of Darth Vader, who you'll find making most peoples top 10.. I always preferred the old, saggy bastard, with a heart as black as mine. lol @ Vader killing him at the end - worst fucking ending ever.

[Nukleopatra]

#4.



Norman Bates.

Anthony Perkins single handily made dressing up as a little old lady, cool. One of my all-time favorite villains.

[Nukleopatra]

#3.



Anton Chigurh

Need I say more?

[Nukleopatra]

#2.



The Joker.

After seeing ''No Country For old men,'' I didn't think I'd ever see a performance as good/bad as my #3 choice, but then came ''The Joker.'' Perfection.

[Rush]

When are you posting #1?

[Nukleopatra]

#1.



Dracula/Bela Lugosi.

Let me make this perfectly clear - the choice here is not ''Dracula'' the character.. It's Bela Lugosi's Dracula. Now, I've seen stupid arguments about movies like ''Twilight'' and ''Lost Boys'' being the best vampire movies ever (lmfao,) when in fact, you'll need to go back to 1931, to find the best vampire movie ever made. There isn't any comparison. When Lugosi died in '56, he was buried wearing the Dracula costume... Now that's dedication, and by far my favorite villain of all-time.

[GoChargers]

#3 >>>>>>>>>> ALL

[Leftwich]

Anton should have won, Friendo.