Love ‘em or hate ‘em, villains make a good story great. Without a villain, there’s no hero, no conflict, and no plot. Imagine, if you will, Lord of the Rings without Sauron. Harry Potter without Voldemort. Star Wars without the Empire. You get the picture. Today, we list our 5 favorite movie villains with trinkets sure to terrify… and delight.
Sauron
The biggest bad of the most epic proportions, Sauron the Dark Lord came into being at the beginning of time itself. He started off as a good guy, a Maiar named Mairon who sought to bring order to the chaos of the world. But he broke bad when he became obsessed with order and with running the world the way he saw fit.
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Hannibal
The gentleman cannibal has intrigued audiences for decades with his wit, style, and intelligence. Unlike most on-screen killers, Hannibal has always been portrayed as having way more panache than your run-of-the-mill murderous lunatic. He even has a sense of justice (however warped), which makes him an unpredictable, almost supernaturally cunning foe—and one of the most entertaining villains to watch.
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Nagini
Originally known only as Voldemort’s pet snake and the final Horcrux, the lore of Nagini was extended in the Fantastic Beasts franchise. Nagini’s history is a tragic one; eventually, the Maledictus curse in her blood transformed her into a snake once and for all. And it’s still unclear whether this turned her evil or if she turned evil because Voldemort turned her into a Horcrux. Guess we’ll have to find out.
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Medusa
Another misunderstood snake lady we love! In many myths, Medusa was a Gorgon, a winged woman that had snakes for hair and a gaze that could turn people into stone. In later myths, it’s said that Medusa started out as a beautiful woman who the god Poseidon coveted. He seduced her in the temple of Athena, and Athena turned Medusa into a monster as punishment for desecrating her temple. Medusa was later beheaded by Perseus, who used her head as a weapon to turn his enemies into stone.
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Count Dracula
Bram Stoker’s Dracula is said to be inspired by a real-life nobleman named Vlad the Impaler. (Who we’re pretty sure is dead… maybe.) Stoker’s Dracula went on to inspire many depictions of the quintessential vampire: a powerful, nearly unstoppable force of evil in some stories, and a Byronic anti-hero in others.
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