Horror villains you felt bad for... or opposite
11-21-2009, 02:38 PM
Frankenstein's Monster . . . but then, he wouldn't really have been a villain, would he? Not at all. He was just misunderstood. So let's see . . . .
Great topic.
I feel very sorry for Arnie at the end of CHRISTINE. No, he wasn't the movie's main villian, obviously, but he was "possessed" at the end. Considering he was behind the wheel when Christine was trying to kill his girlfriend.
I *almost* feel sorry for "John Doe" at the end SE7EN for about half a second, when he almost starts crying to get Somerset and Mills to understand his plan. But just *almost*. He's batshit crazy, as Mills is quick to point out. LOL
J.N.
Great topic.
I feel very sorry for Arnie at the end of CHRISTINE. No, he wasn't the movie's main villian, obviously, but he was "possessed" at the end. Considering he was behind the wheel when Christine was trying to kill his girlfriend.
I *almost* feel sorry for "John Doe" at the end SE7EN for about half a second, when he almost starts crying to get Somerset and Mills to understand his plan. But just *almost*. He's batshit crazy, as Mills is quick to point out. LOL
J.N.
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