TOP 20 Naturalistic Movie Villains Part 2

[StreetsOfSonic]

I like the characters but I can't take the placement seriously if Lecter isn't at LEAST in the top 5 or so.

[armageddon9999]

is frank booth from blue velvet?

[MrBelldable]

Frank Booth is fxcking NUTS!!!

[roloug95]

snatch was so shit

[bastianskaye]

i almost wonder if Ben would be applicable for this list.... i always had the feeling he was just as bad as Frank, if not worse.

[Generalgrievous2st]

Frank Booth for the win! He's the biggest sadistic creep in film history.

[StraightEdgeVideos]

Kevin Spacey was FANTASTIC!!! John Doe is unique!

[scotchie69]

frank booth and brick top  nice! how about vinnie jones ...bullet tooth

[grayray67]

I have watched a lot of these on here and no one has included Scorpio from Dirty Harry,what he does isn't as graphic as some but that is because of the era when it was made,but if you look at the essence of the character he is a evil child killing peadophille.The way Andy Robinson portrays him makes your skin crawl.

[BuckMuscles]

Frank Booth from Blue Velvet. Nice!

[icyhassan]

emm....i think that Heath Ledger now, should be inducted into the category

dont you think....?

[LordMalice6d9]

Heath Ledger isn't that realistic honestly.

[bsus1412]

what movie is John Doe from? or is it self-explanitory?

[zimfromBM]

se7en

[blindsightedkill]

I love a lot of these villains on your list my only complaints are these three: why isn't john doe #1 he gave up his life for 'his art', you have to much schorchesie shit on here, and why isn't idi amin from last king of scotland there he's what the definition of a naturalistic villian is he started out as good but slowly turned to genocide of his citizens soldiers and mutilation of his own wife. Forest Whitaker won an oscar for it.

[Werebull]

John Doe wasn't evil for the sake of evil, he was selfrighteous and crazy; his evilness spawned from those two characteristics. You must understand that this is a subjective list and that I haven't seen every movie in existence, so of course it's debatable. Maybe I'll work on a revised list in the future, given that I've seen new movies since I made it and I got familiar with some new villains, like Daniel Plainview from "There Will Be Blood". Cheers.

[YoungDotTV]

O Dog from menace 2 society? Yeah right.

[johnnycitystar]

You know who you should of added Percy from the green mile I thought he was psycho villian.

[Werebull]

Yes... I realized I omitted him right after I finished this project. He's a good candidate, as well as the guy who raped those two little girls, in that movie... Sam Rockwell. Thanks.

[johnnycitystar]

and a another character was O-Dog from Menace 2 society.

[Alex618mir]

u can still make another list or update the list

[bignoisematt]

a great d\addition is mommy dearest

[BrotherBadSeed]

@Werebull Actually Percy was the guard that killed the mouse. You're thinking of the prisoner, can't recall the character's name but he called himself Billy the Kid.

[thewordscantkill]

@Werebull what is that dennis hopper movie caled ive been looking for that one.

[Werebull]

@thewordscantkill Check the description.

[truegrit2288]

BRICK TOP!!!!!

[johnnycitystar]

Holy Shit Brick Top. People don't know about him i'm glad you added him.

[alejandro15187]

this is the most thoughtful list I've ever seen. You somehow picked the greatest scenes for each bad guy to make the most compelling case. Really cool.

[Werebull]

Thank you. That means a lot.

[alejandro15187]

Well, I definately mean it. I sat and watched all four. I'm so glad you used only plausible villians. This might be too obscure, but have you seen Man Bites Dog? Ben, the hitman, would a great addition. He recites poetry, loves modern architecture, has a great relationship with his parents, but he also rapes, kills children (all on screen), old folks, is racist-- just a total pycho. He's my fav. Anyways, great video.

[Werebull]

Wow... Never seen that one, but it sounds like an awesome character.

[murphy13295]

@alejandro15187 "must have been the clams,they were bad"

[ginkgonk122]

Put Franky in the top 5

[vassilito]

al pacino in scarface and especially in godfather 2

[LightStijn]

If you consider Michael Corleone to be a real villain, well... then you can call Jack Skellington a villain too.

[somenglishguy]

yeah but Jack Skellington Doesn't Kill Anyone But Michael Corleone Does

[LightStijn]

Rambo kills a whole lot more, yet we consider him to be the "good guy".

[dontleademsomuch]

how the fuck is hamfest hannibal "naturalistic"?? or any of the choices.

[avenged13fold]

He might've been on the first part, but if not, you're missing Travis Bickle from Taxi Driver. That movie could turn someone into a psycho, and the way he looks on the shootout scene really hits hard.

[Werebull]

Travis Bickle is an antihero, but not a villain. He isn't evil, but quite the contrary. What he wants is less scumbags on the streets and to save that 12 year old prostitute.

[avenged13fold]

I see what you mean. It's kinda like The Punisher. It's not really some hero saving humanity or doing good for other people, just himself.

[Alex618mir]

lol when its frank booth in the car the guy in the right is laughin and trying not too

[Alex618mir]

lol lets fuck

[Alex618mir]

whats wrong with frank booth?

[osamabad]

Hannibal Lecter wasn't the villain in that movie, Buffalo Bill was.

[AgentAJD]

No, Buffalo Bill was the antagonist, but both of them were villains.

[osamabad]

The antagonist is the villain. Hannibal was a criminal, but he wasn't the villain in the movie. Just like Lawrence Fishburne didn't play the villain in Assault on Precinct 13, even though his character was a criminal.

[AgentAJD]

A villain is someone with cruel or evil intent. Hannibal Lector tore a man's face off and used it as a mask so he can escape prison and continue eating people, so he's a villain.

The protagonist is the main character, and the antagonist is his opponent Tony Montana, Alex De Large and Michael Corleone are all protagonists, but they're still villains, because Tony killed his best friend for marring his sister, Alex raped a woman and Michael kill his brother in the name of 'business'.

[osamabad]

Get a dictionary and look up the word "villain". A villain is a character who opposes the hero. Hannibal didn't oppose Clarisse. In fact, he helped her catch the villain. A villain isn't necessarily a criminal, and a criminal isn't necessarily a villain. What makes you a villain is not the person you are but the person you are in relation to the main character.

[AgentAJD]

Dictionary . com

Antagonist

1. a person who is opposed to, struggles against, or competes with another; opponent; adversary.

2. the adversary of the hero or protagonist of a drama or other literary work

Villain

1. a cruelly malicious person who is involved in or devoted to wickedness or crime; scoundrel.

2. a character in a play, novel, or the like, who constitutes an important evil agency in the plot.

[osamabad]

The first definition is the definition of a villain in general life. The second one is the definition of a villain in a stroryline. If you read it, the second one agrees with my definition. And it's only the second one that matters, since we're talking about villains in movies.

[AgentAJD]

Exactly. The second definition for villain says "evil", and the second definition for antagonist says "adversary of the hero or protagonist".

[osamabad]

No, it says "evil agency in the plot" meaning it's evil as far as the plot is concerned.

[Alex618mir]

for hannibal you can be a friend or food

[KURZYNA2000]

o kurwa mocne

[aceguardian]

lol massive spoilers on Se7en in this one. Good thing i saw it first

[Jeffdrainyou]

do you actually see frank booth as a "naturalistic" villain?

[Werebull]

Oh, absolutely sir.

[Smegfromhell]

Should I feel guilty for laughing at some of these examples?

[Werebull]

Brick Top and Frank Booth could be considered funny I guess, but Begbie is the funniest.

[Smegfromhell]

I found the Hannibal "brain eating" uproariously funny, though it's largely because the victim is an asshole.

[MoP86Cliff]

hell no!

[AirborneDivisionLand]

When Hannibal was feeding that man his the piece of brain made me so hungry! I enjoy watching zombie movies before dinner. It makes me hungrier.

[Werebull]

I hear ya.

[AirborneDivisionLand]

Which Hannibal movie was that scene with the man eating his own brain?

[Werebull]

The second one. "Hannibal"(2001), by Ridley Scott.