Greatest Killers in Cinema History?

[Silvagnis]

Frank Lucas, American Gangster.

Sold heroin and misery for a living by shipping it into the US in the coffins of deal soldiers.

 

[Forrest Gimp]

Frank Booth is the scariest character I've ever seen.

 

[Mr Magoo]

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0235198/

Although i haven't seen it yet i've been told that the chick in the film 'Audition' is one twisted chick.

I'm surprised that nobody has said Harry connick jnr for his role in copy cat as although i don't think he killed anybody his performance was top notch.

But i would say that Chow Yun Fat in 'the killer' would be right up there as my choice.

 

[Karl Pilkington]

Lil' Ze - City of God
Mr Blonde - Reservoir Dogs
Connor and Murphy McManus - Boondock Saints

 

[Major Colvin]

Michael Corleone from the Godfather. Goes from the innocent war veteran to a cold, calculating killer. Kills his own brother. A fantastic performance by Al Pacino

 

[celtic_pride]

Hannibal Lector -

Bloody started cooking a man's brains on screen FFS ..

 

[Major Colvin]

Agree actually, Lector is the most memorable villian you'd have to say. Also because Hopkins had never played a villian before. He is menacing.

 

[Karl Pilkington]

Lil Ze' forces a 7 year old to pick which of two 4 year olds should die, then makes the 7 year old pull the trigger.

Cooking a brain? Meh.

Another good one is the bad guy from 'Old Boy' - I won't ruin it for those who have seen it, but needless to say, he knows how to get some revenge.

 

[Schism]

Paris Trout

Not a mass killer, but definitely a sick ____

 

[Dewy006]

John Doe in Se7en, being biased as i love the movie but Kevin Spacey just nailed it. Plus as someone told me before anybody who puts Gwyneth Paltrow's head in a box is alright by me.