Ooh, tough one. I shall restrict myself to villainous types not yet mentioned.

Hans Gruber (Alan Rickman) - Die Hard. A man with a plan.

Stansfield (Gary Oldman) - Leon. Clearly not quite right.

Sgt. Bob Barnes (Tom Berenger) - Platoon. Not a classical villain, but a total swine.

Casanova Frankenstein (Geoffrey Rush) - Mystery Men. Just because.

Count Tyrone Rogan (Cristopher Guest) - The Princess Bride. How marvellous.

An honourable mention goes to anyone played by Cristopher Walken. I just can't bring any specifics to mind.

Oh fooey, you went and reminded me of the Walken, then that in turn has reminded me of Hopper.

I am trading the predator and freddy Krueger for Vincent Carcadi (Walken- true romance) and Frank (Hopper- Blue Velvet).

Tough one--Drexel or Vincent, I had to go for drexel, but was a *very* close call!

<<Ooh, tough one. I shall restrict myself to villainous types not yet mentioned.

Hans Gruber (Alan Rickman) - Die Hard. A man with a plan.>>

Eh, go and 'ave another butchers!

I never claimed that the plan worked.

1) Jaws. I lived in Kansas at the time it came out. And, at 10 years old in 1975, didn't want to swim in a fresh water lake.

2) Hannibal in Silence of the Lambs.

3) Norman Bates in Psycho

4) Hans Gruber in Die Hard.

5) Hal in 2001 A Space Odyssey

I forgot all about Hal. That whole scenario was unnerving. You can at least attempt to reason with a Psychopath but a machine is pretty much set in its ways, so to speak.

Scottie

Hey, what about the velociraptors in Jurassic Park? Nasty little buggers, werent they?

Scottie

T-Rex?
Godzilla? (The american movie, the Japanese one is too Bada$$ to be compared)
King Kong??

-Taison out

I was looking more at their intelligence and cunning rather than the ferocity. They were sneaky little basetards who hunted in packs. Patient, smart, and deceptive killers who let you think you had them until they ripped you apart. Kind of like any ex-girlfriend you have ever had, lol.