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Villains Week

  1. villains week
    That Time Captain America Said ‘Hail Hydra’ and Geekdom ImplodedTwo little words opened up a Pandora’s box.
    By Abraham Riesman
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    Who Is Your Favorite Villain? Hollywood Actors and Showrunners Weigh InFrom soap-opera baddies to pop-culture icons.
    By Vulture Staff
  3. 30 Years of Action-Movie Villains in 9 InfographicsNote to Hollywood: Women can commit crimes, too.
    By David Canfield and Jeni Zhen
  4. The Best Supervillains Are Relatable Ones▶️ Three-dimensional villains with a sense of purpose are rare in superhero movies.
    By Granger Willson
  5. Every Major Game of Thrones Character, Ranked From Good to EvilFrom the kindhearted heroes to the scumbag sociopaths.
    By Sean T. Collins
  6. How Much Could the Best Villain Lairs Fetch on the Market Today?Million Dollar Listing’s Ryan Serhant gives us his expert opinion on Jabba’s Palace, Harry Osborn’s penthouse, and more.
    By Hunter Harris
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    Pretty Little Liars’ Troian Bellisario on Her Finale Twist and Ungrateful Fans“I’m literally trying not to go on social media because I know that people are going to be brutal.”
    By Devon Ivie
  8. villains week
    Why Doctor Doom Is the Best SupervillainMaybe he should rule the world.
    By Abraham Riesman
  9. 20 Movies Where the Bad Guys WinSometimes, the heroes take the L.
    By Jordan Crucchiola, Nate Jones, and Kevin Lincoln
  10. vulture lists
    Pretty Little Liars: The Most Twisted Things ‘A’ Has Ever DoneWho could possibly forget that cow tongue?
    By Devon Ivie
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    Ted Danson Is Having ‘Much More Fun’ Playing The Good Place’s Resident VillainWhy he couldn’t stop telling people about the show’s twist before it happened.
    By Devon Ivie
  12. Why Jon Hamm Hasn’t Become a Movie Star, YetAnd why Baby Driver may signal a new phase for the actor.
    By Angelica Jade Bastién
  13. 25 Years Later, Michelle Pfeiffer’s Catwoman Is Still the Best Superhero VillainShe remains the most incisive depiction of villainy the genre has ever seen cinematically.
    By Angelica Jade Bastién