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Most of the time the villains we see in film and TV are just plain awful. Like, super evil, period. Other times, you may find yourself almost agreeing with their evil actions because... Well, they're just kind of cool, aren't they?
Be it their charisma, their interesting past, or the fact that their motives are sort of valid (but they definitely could go about it another way), there are some agents of chaos that we just hate to love!
So, let's see who we've all been silently cheering on despite them being so... killer! Judgement free, of course...
1. Amy Dunne — Gone Girl
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Kill Count: One, however she did a lot of messed up things before and after that.
Justification: Her husband cheated on her and in general, wasn't amazing.
2. Joe Goldberg — You
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Kill Count: 10
Justification: Love? Protection? His reasons change every new kill.
3. Tony Soprano — The Sopranos
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Kill Count: 19, but eight direct kills.
Justification: Family business. No further comments.
4. Patrick Bateman — American Psycho
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Kill Count: 20-40 (self-proclaimed)
Justification: Bored of pretending he didn't have a bloodlust... also Paul Allen had better business cards than him, which is offensive, obviously.
5. Hannibal Lector — Hannibal
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Kill Count: 45
Justification: His own curiosity and amusement... and hunger.
6. Voldemort — Harry Potter
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Kill Count: 16-18 (confirmed). Probably hundreds more.
Justification: Literally cannot be justified.
7. Jason Dean — Heathers
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Kill Count: Three.
Justification: Teen angst. He just really hates society.
8. The Joker — DC Character
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Kill Count: 114 (comic confirmed) but honestly? Probably more.
Justification: Because he can.
9. Darth Vader — Star Wars
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Kill Count: 3000+ (mostly, offscreen)
Justification: He was "just following orders".
10. Dexter Morgan — Dexter
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Kill Count: 100+ (55 on-screen)
Justification: Super shady morals.
11. Villanelle – Killing Eve
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Kill Count: 42
Justification: She's an assassin who feels no guilt, so...
12. Jason Vorhees — Friday the 13th
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Kill Count: 170
Justification: People keep camping and it's like super inconvenient for him.
13. Riddler — The Batman
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Kill Count: 4 (direct) but at least 70 during the flood
Justification: "Eat the Rich" vibes and jealousy.
14. Billy Loomis' Ghostface — Scream
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Kill Count: Five
Justification: This is how Billy expresses his feelings. He's just really mad at Maureen and his dad.
15. Sweeney Todd — Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
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Kill Count: 150+ (over 17 years).
Justification: Revenge, but then... the pie business is booming!
16. Michael Myers — Halloween
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Kill Count: 92
Justification: Childhood trauma... and then a cult?
17. Thanos — Avengers: Infinity War
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Kill Count: Like 5 trillion.
Justification: There was too much life in the universe and it was ruining the "balance".

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