The Great Villain Showdown [1st Round Closed]

[stevelabny]

87. Angelus
(Buffy and Angel)

The evil inside Angel, Angelus is responsible for many acts to vile to mention.
He was cursed with a soul, but the curse was broken when Angel finally experienced true happiness with his love Buffy, and Angelus was once again released.
He hurt Buffy in every way possible, slaughted someone very close to the Scooby gang, and was about to unleash Hell itself on Sunnydale until Buffy finally put an end to him.
While Angel has returned, the worst fear of the Buffyverse good guys is that Angelus will eventually escape once more.

 

[reveal]

Pennywise should be 86 and Angelus should be 87.

 

[stevelabny]

88. Bob
(Twin Peaks)

Who killed Laura Palmer?
Who led numerous teenage girls astray, did unspeakable things with them, and left a trail of bodies behind him?
Bob.
The scariest villian to ever hit TV.
(And for those who haven't seen Twin Peaks, this isn't a spoiler. Watch the show anyway. DVDs next year)

 

[Mad Hatter]

89. Spider-Carnage

Biography: Debuted in the cartoon episode, Spider Wars: I Really, Really Hate Clones. From Scarecrow's Episode Guide:

The Beyonder now takes Spider-Man to an alternate dimension, where Spider-Man encounters...5 other Spider-Men! Scarlet Spider then recounts the story how in his home dimension, Spider-Man was cloned. This drove Spider-Man to a life of crime, where he started working with the Kingpin, and eventually bonded with the Carnage symbiot to become Spider-Carnage. Now, Spider-Carnage is about to connect a bomb and time dilation accelerator into a weapon powerful enough to destroy all of reality.

It's important to note that the five other Spider-Men were only able to defeat Spider-Carnage because in one reality Uncle Ben wasn't dead. Spider-Carnage had the insanity of Carnage (Cletus Kasady) and the smarts of Peter Parker. It was beautiful.

 

[reveal]

90. Jack Torrence - The Shining

The snarling maniacal glare of Jack Nicholson eats up the screen in Kubrick’s horror opus masterfully adapted from Stephen King’s compulsively chilling novel about a haunted hotel and a family of terrorized caretakers. Recovering alcoholic Jack Torrence isn’t your average beer drinking happy hour regular: he’s more the psychopathic murderous type whose idea of a good night is chasing his family around the house with an axe while gleefully announcing his own arrival. Nicholson’s wily eyed, intensely infectious performance of a writer rapidly spiraling towards insanity is a crazily charismatic treat for generations of horror fans. “I’m not gonna hurt ya,” is Jack’s way of reassuring his victims: “I’m just gonna bash your brains in!”

BTW, the famous line "Here's Johnny!" was ad-libbed by Nicholson.

 

[reveal]

91. Graf Orlock - Nosferatu

Living in secluded darkness for hundreds of years doesn’t help anybody’s social skills, but getting out and about during daylight isn’t exactly an option for Count Orlock, the snarling grumpy resident of an old worn out castle. Trouble brews when Graf decides to move from his crumbling home to a city after a visit from a curious real estate agent whose wife becomes the center of Orlock’s obsessions. As the extremely creepy Orlock Max Shreck is brilliant – his excessively long fingernails and scrawny appearance created a triumph of early cinematic make up, and his foreboding presence generates some unforgettable chills. Orlock is the screen’s most charismatic vampire, and one of the oldest too – but his legend lives on through horror nostalgia buffs and cinema study classes.

I get chills everytime I see this guy.

 

[stevelabny]

92. The villian from Unbreakable

This one does get a spoiler block, but if you still haven't seen it...shame on you!

[sblock]

92. Mr. Glass

This one is such a loony, he believed there had to be a perfect specimen to explain why his body is so frail and weak. So he left a path of destruction behind him, a supervillian looking for his archenemy. When he was a kid, the other kids made fun of him. They called him MR. GLASS.
[/sblock]

 

[stevelabny]

93. Darth Maul

Why? Just look at him.
He's evil.
He gets his own cool music and paces like a panther.
Plus he's got a nifty two-bladed lightsaber and cuts Jedi in half.

 

[DonTadow]

94: Spike

Appearance Buffy the Vampire Slayer:

The only vampire to slay two slayers and nearly take out buffy, he was bad even when he was suppose to be good. Despite obvious weeknesses and many heads up meetings with buffy, he managed to survive all the way until the end. Wheras Angel enjoyed torture and the art of the kill, Spike was solely into the victory brought on by the kill.

 

[Mad Hatter]

95.Shadow King

Before Xavier:

After Xavier:

Biography: Even though Xavier soundly defeated him the first time, he lived on in the astral plane. He took over Rogue, Moira Taggert and Colossus at one point in time and countless other powerful mutants. When Xavier tried to stop him again, the Shadow King made him a cripple...on the astral plane despite Xavier being the best telepath in the world.