3 weeks ago
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Its the Waynes and the Gordons against the world in Batman.
1. The Malfoys from Harry Potter:
Warner Bros.
The Malfoys willingly and actively participated in the attempted erasure of any non-pure-blood wizarding family. They got off too easy, if you ask me!
3. The Snows from The Hunger Games:
Lionsgate
Any president who stands by and lets his constituents starve or fight to the death for sport is a president who has no morals.
4. The Dunnes from Gone Girl:
20th Century Fox
On one hand, Nick Dunne is a philandering cheat. But on the other hand, Amy is actually a sociopath; truly a match made in Hell.
5. The Strangers from The Strangers:
Rogue Pictures
A folie à trois if there ever was one.
6. The Harkonnens from Dune:
Warner Bros.
If you look up "tyrant" in the dictionary, you'll see a picture of Baron Vladimir Harkonnen.
7. The al Ghuls from Batman Begins and The Dark Knight Rises:
Warner Bros.
The way that Ra's made it his life's mission to bring down Gotham City, and, when he failed, his daughter played the long con to also bring it down. Reprehensible.
8. The Armitages from Get Out:
Universal Pictures
I don't even need to explain this one.
9. The Weises from In Time:
20th Century Fox
They have all the time in the world. Yet, they're willing to let the less fortunate die at no cost to them.
10. The Madoffs from The Wizard of Lies:
HBO
Based on the true story of a real-life evil man.
11. The Luthors from Superman:
Warner Bros. / DC Studios
I've never seen one man's jealousy go as far as to nearly decimate the geopolitical climate when he could have just gotten a wig.
12. The Merteuils from Dangerous Liaisons and Cruel Intentions:
Sony Pictures
Specifically, Lady Merteuil — toying with a young, innocent woman's virtue and livelihood for sport is something I cannot comprehend, nor is it something I'd find entertaining.
13. The Lee Van Burens from The Brutalist:
A24
The only thing more brutal than the architecture is the actions of the Lee Van Burens.
14. The Falcones from The Batman:
Warner Bros.
The only thing scarier than an overt villain is the covert villain who makes you think they're your friend, but is actually your calculating opponent.
15. The Corleones from The Godfather:
Paramount Pictures
They may be the main characters of The Godfather, but that doesn't mean they're the good guys!
16. The le Domases from Ready or Not:
Fox Searchlight
Any family willing to sacrifice a new addition because they made a deal with the devil is not a family I wanna associate with.
17. Lastly, the Lisbons from The Virgin Suicides:
Paramount Classics
No one knows what happened in that house. But the actions of the parents led to the suicides of their five daughters, so we know it was nothing good!
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