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who is your all-time movie/tv villian and or monster?
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01-02-2008,08:37 AM
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The Great Pumpkin
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01-02-2008,09:01 AM
i know this is cliche just like the word cliche is cliche, but i just love dracula! there's something so romantic about him.
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01-02-2008,10:47 AM
I agree with kallie.
I love all vampire cinema best, but always love films with Dracula even more.....like Love At First Bite, Nosferatu, Bram Stoker's Dracula, Hellsing(the anime), or even Van Helsing
(Legosi's Dracula from the 1931 film is the all-time best villain/monster, IMO)Cryptkeeper - Screamyard Cemetery
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Typical Ghoul Next Door
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01-02-2008,11:09 AM
I love the classics. Universal Monsters, Vincent Price... love them!
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The Great Pumpkin
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01-03-2008,03:28 AM
Very hard to decide on this one. Hmmmm, when the villian is evil itself, no one person/monster. The force which makes villians evil. Kallie & Bayork, Dracula is pretty cool, he could almost be stand alone evil.
As darkness falls, the path ahead becomes veiled in gloom. A jack-o-lantern shines through the night. It's horrible visage serves two fold. To keep wickedness at bay, and remind travelers their fate, if they wander off the path.
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The Great Pumpkin
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01-03-2008,05:14 AM
I agree that Dracula - especially Bela Lugosi's interpretation - is the best villain ever. It has now become a cliché to quote you Kallie
Personally I find Max Schreck in Friedriech Wilhelm MURNAU's Nosferatu : Eine Symphonie Des Grauens is much more frightful! I used to be so scared about him when I was a child, that glass eyes like look, his way of moving, and the fact he his mute flames up the imagination ! Definitely it's a MASTERPIECE!
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The Great Pumpkin
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01-03-2008,05:48 AM
I dont get it! I agree that Dracula is a classic, but the most frightening?
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The Great Pumpkin
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01-03-2008,05:53 AM
So Scorpio, what about your villain ? Let us know about it!
Maybe Dracula isn't the most frightening but it belongs to the Pantheon of Villains! Don't you think so?
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01-03-2008,06:26 AM
I really dig Hermen Munster.
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The Great Pumpkin
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01-03-2008,08:58 AM
I hope to be so unoriginal, but I have to say Dracula!!
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