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1. Aspen diazepam, Voldemort (Harry Potter series)- You knew he had to be on this list, right. The baddest baddie of them all, and so scary I had to turn away from my book, roche diazepam, grab my husband's arm, and go, Ems diazepam 10mg, "eek!" a couple of times. I haven't seen the Harry Potter movies yet, but my mom tells me Voldemort is not nearly as scary in the movies as in the book. Buying Diazepam, So, may I recommend reading the books.

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3, Buying Diazepam. Maleficent (Sleeping Beauty)- There's nothing like a villain whose very name strikes fear in the hearts of mortal man. This one is pretty much punctuated by ugly green lightning and scary music every time anyone says it in the movie, Valium diazepam intestinal bleeding, and she's a real bad baddie. I love that she has an ugly pet who is also evil and that she's not comic at all. Some kids' movies tend to water down the villains a bit with silly toadies and whatever, and I get why, injecting diazepam pills, but I like that Maleficent is just pure evil, and so is her bird.

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5. Hannibal Lecter (Silence of the Lambs)- Just totally creepy. Also, you're never sure if he's the villain or the protagonist, urinary diazepam follow. His story is almost as important as Clarice's story, Buying Diazepam.

6. Alex Forrest (Fatal Attraction)- Hell hath no fury and all that. Diazepam valium no prescription, This is still, I think, one of the scariest movies of all time, largely because of Glenn Close's performance, diazepam to sedate feline. And you almost, almost want to root for her because the Michael Douglas character is so scummy. Buying Diazepam, Thanks, Glenn Close, for scaring a generation of men into fidelity. Diazepam advanced guestbook 2.4.3, 7, counterfeit blue diazepam. Darth Vader (Star Wars series)- Every now and then, you get to redeem a villain, Buy cheap diazepam guaranteed, which I love. If your villain is going to be a darker version of your hero (which he most certainly is in this series), redeeming him can be possible. The redemption scene in Return of the Jedi is one of my favorites, diazepam powered by phpbb.

8, Buying Diazepam. Agent Smith (The Matrix)- Totally scary, and also gives a lot of background on motivation. 5 mg diazepam, He gets a whole long monologue on why he hates humans, and I pretty much believe him.

9. The Wicked Witch of the West (The Wizard of Oz)- In fairy tales, nerve agent diazepam, it seems like the delineation between good and evil is necessarily sharper. Buying Diazepam, I like that it works this way because it's easier to get your point across when you don't have to worry about who's bad and who's not. And we definitely know the Wicked Witch is, well, wicked.

10. The Evil Stepmother (Ever After)- Ever After is my favorite retelling of the Cinderella story and the evil stepmother in this version is really, really evil. Incidentally, this is the movie where the villain from Mission: Impossible II plays the charming prince. Watch both and let me know what you think.

So who are your favorite villains, and why do you like/hate them.

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  1. Toastie’s avatar

    Prince Humperdinck and Count Rugen (The Princess Bride). They’re not really scary, but there’s that torture machine and all.

    1. Sonja’s avatar

      I don’t suppose “scary” is really a requirement. You can be a cool villain without being scary.

  2. Skylar’s avatar

    Did I tell you that my wedding theme is Ever After and Cinderella? BTW, when EA came out, I so crushed on Dougray Scott! BTW, he was a character on Desperate Housewives most recently. So weird seeing him in MI2 after EA. And yes, Angelica Houston was a fabulous evil stepmom! Lately, she’s been guesting on Medium :0)

  3. Lisa Creech Bledsoe’s avatar

    I was so intrigued by your post Sonja, that I wrote my own list of best worst villains: http://www.theglowingedge.com/19-best-worst-villains-of-all-time/ and cited you as the inspiration.

    What a fun idea! Thanks for another great post.

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