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Murderous Boyfriend (Kiss)

The unnamed **Murderous Boyfriend** is the villain of the 2019 15-second horror film *Kiss*. The film's shots depicted the legs of the man and his girlfriend as they kissed.

However, after the kiss, the man turned heel and began attacking his girlfriend in an unknown way after lifting her off the ground, possibly by strangulation. The woman fought back desperately, kicking her evil boyfriend as he moaned in a sinister and unnerving fashion. Eventually, the woman's legs went limp, indicating her death at the villain's hands, whose fate was never revealed.
Lord Henry (Power Rangers Zeo)

**Lord Henry** (Steve Cardenas) is a villainous character from "It Came from Angel Grove," the 23rd episode of *Power Rangers Zeo* (airdate September 11, 1996).

In the episode, Adam Park saw himself in a classic horror film setting, with his fellow Rangers and other friends as different characters. Regarding Lord Henry, he was the alter-ego of Rocky DeSantos, and after Adam's arrival, he warned Adam about the presence of werewolves. The pair later escaped from a pair of wolves, but Lord Henry revealed to Adam that they were regular wolves, not werewolves as Adam originally thought.

Adam asked Lord Henry how he knew the difference, only for Lord Henry to begin wincing in pain, which drew some concern from Adam. Lord Henry began turning heel when he suddenly sprouted fur, fangs, and pointed ears, revealing himself as the actual werewolf and snarling at Adam. Lord Henry's heel turn became complete when he attempted to attack Adam, only to tumble into a bush instead, and afterwards, the evil Lord Henry ran off on the prowl.
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Steve (Wizards Vs Aliens)

**Steve** (Joshua Herdman) is a minor villain from "Rebel Magic", episode 1.5 of *Wizards vs Aliens* (airdate November 12, 2012). He was a teenage hooligan who harassed main protagonist Tom Clarke. Steve approached Tom and began to intimidate him, stealing his phone in the process.

As Tom attempted to get away, two nameless friends of Steve arrived and grabbed him while the evil Steve moved to steal Tom's wallet. At that moment, Jackson Hawke, a wizard who used Grim Magic, came across the scene and told the thieves to let Tom go. As Steve moved to attack Jackson, the latter said people like Steve relied solely on intimidation, and said that he would show them "real intimidation". Jackson then cast a spell that made the clothes of Steve and his accomplices disappear, leaving them in their underwear. Jackson then threatened to do even wrote to them, causing the near-naked Steve and his friends to run away, terrified and humiliated.
Vic (Friday the 13th: A New Beginning)

**Vic** (Mark Venturni) is a villain from the 1985 film *Friday the 13th: A New Beginning*. He was a withdrawn resident of the Pinehurst Halfaway House in the town of Crystal Lake.

During the film's first act, Vic worked in the garden chopping firewood, when fellow Pinehurst resident Joey attempted to strike up a conversation with him. However, Vic tersely rebuffed Joey's attempts to talk to him. Additionally, Vic threatened Joey by chopping a chocolate bar he had brought with him in half with the axe he was using.

In response, Joey told Vic that he was "out of line", and turned to leave. At that moment, Vic turned heel by attacking Joey with his axe, with the maniacal villain snarling as he murdered Joey, with the other residents watching in horror. After the murder, the evil Vic was arrested by the local authorities, with his villainous actions causing local paramedic and Joey's father, Roy Burns, to embark on a killing spree.
Nicholas Barnsworth (Obsession: Stalked by My Lover, Obsession: Escaping My Ex)

**Nicholas Barnsworth**, aka **Blake Collins** (Travis Nelson), was the main villain from *Obsession: Stalked by My Lover* and *Obsession: Escaping My Ex*, the first two films from Lifetime's *Obsession Thrillogy* (trilogy airdates July 10-12, 2020). He appeared in the final *Obsession* film *Her Final Vengeance* as a flashback.
Alan Cypher (The Wrong Roommate)

**Alan Cypher**, aka **Kurt Krueger** (Jason-Shane Scott) was the main villain from the 2016 Lifetime film, *The Wrong Roommate*, the first film of *The Wrong* film series (airdate January 3, 2016).

## Victims

* Miranda Bailey (method unknown)
* Mark Dupree (bludgeoned to death, staged suicide)
* Floyd Masters (attempted to hit and run, sent to hospital due to injuries)
* Manny (shot to death)
* Ricki Valentine (attempted and failed)

## Trivia

* This was Jason-Shane Scott's first villainous Lifetime film role.
* Jason-Shane Scott later played Richard Atkins in *The Wrong Fiancé*. Coincidentally, in this movie, he's also working against a protagonist played by Jessica Morris and directed by David DeCoteau, who produced and directed *The Wrong* film series.
Jason (Driven to Murder)

**Jason** (Adam Blake) was the main villain from the 2022 Lifetime Film, *Driven to Murder* (alternately titled, *Driven* airdate April 30, 2022)

## Victims

* Rideshare Driver #1 (suffocated to death with a plastic bag)
* Homeless Man (run over)
* Rideshare Driver #2 (ran off the road causing his car to crash into a tree)
* Noah (poisoned)
* Kelly (Stabbed)
* Sheriff Clark (shot multiple times)
* Chef (shot) (deleted scene)
* Waitress (shot)
* Matt (shot)
* Sarah (attempted twice, failed both times)

## Trivia

* Jason's name is never revealed in the movie, but on the IMDb page, Adam Blake is credited under that name.
Bibi

## Definición

Es una Brawler épica bateadora que golpea con su bate. Si tiene la barra recargada su siguiente ataque alejará a sus enemigos pero solo se activara cuando tenga todos sus básicos y su super es lanzar una bola de chicle gigante que rebota en las paredes.

## Curiosidades

* Su estilo esta ambientado en los 80`s y/o 90`s tal como la actualización de Mayo del 2019 dando a conocer Retropolis y a Bibi completando asi la "Familia" de los "Bad Guys Gang", conformada por Crow, Bull y Bibi.
* Al ser una actualización algo retro tambien se añadieron nuevas skins haciendo alucion a estos tiempos como Barley Repostera, Brock Tuneador, Carl Temerario y Barley Leñador.

## Gadget: Suplemento Vitamínico

Bibi recupera 600 puntos de salud por segundo durante 4 segundos. (Solo se puede usar 3 veces por partida)
Diferencias entre brawlers

***Caracteristicas que lo diferencian:***

**Ataque Principal:** Como su propio nombre indica, es el ataque que más se utiliza en el juego. Éstos son muy diferentes entre brawlers y tienen (excepto el de Carl) 3 barras, que cada una permite su uso, recargables con el tiempo.

**Súper:** **(También llamada ulti)** es el ataque especial del brawler. Esta tiene una barra que se recarga impactando a brawlers enemigos con el Ataque Principal.

**Gadget:** Es un botón verde que te proporciona una mejora durante un tiempo limitado, desde aumentar tu velocidad, potenciar tu siguiente ataque, etc. Cada personaje de brawl stars tiene sus propios gadgets (de momento máximo 2 cada uno) y sólo puedes escoger uno en la partida, y ese lo podrás utilizar 2 o 3 veces en cada partida, según lo fuerte que sea.

**Habilidad Estelar:** Es la habilidad que se puede desbloquear cuando un brawler alcanza el nivel de fuerza 9. También se llaman Star Power (del inglés) y te proporcionan una mejora durante toda la partida. Éstas aparecen en cualquier tipo de cajas cuando cumples el requisito anterior. En la salida global del juego cada brawler tenía una sola Habilidad Estelar, pero actualmente han implementado otra más, teniendo así dos Habilidades Estelares cada brawler, pudiendo usar sólo una de ellas en partida.

**Skin:** También conocida como piel o aspecto, es la vestimenta del brawler. La mayoría se compran con gemas, algunas son temporales y sólo se pudieron adquirir en ciertas épocas como la skin de “Darryl Dim Sun” o “Colt Guarda Imperial”. Para comprar una skin debes esperar a que aparezca en la tienda en que cambian diariamente. También pueden conseguirse haciendo tareas, como la Barley Mago al registrarte con el Supercell ID, o con fichas estelares.
Jim (Werewolf)

**Jim** (Jimmie F. Skaggs; 1944-2004) was the hidden main villain from "Skinwalker," the 22nd episode of *Werewolf* (airdate January 24, 1988).

Jim was the brother of Marie Bestle, whose husband, Joseph Bestle, was suddenly mauled to death in the episode's opening. He was shown in a local bar that was visited by Eric Cord (the series' main protagonist), who was hunting for Janos Skorzeny, and it was there that Eric learned about a series of killings committed by a skinwalker, which took the form of a wolf. Eric, a werewolf himself, figured that it was Skorzeny, but he would be later captured by Jim and Marie, with the latter believing that Eric killed Joseph before both of them realized their mistake and released him.

Marie began to suspect George in the episode's climax, as George ranted about not being welcome in his own community and mentioned a desire to have them wiped out, which prompted Marie to take out her silver knife. At that moment, Marie watched as George was shockingly murdered from behind, and afterwards, Jim suddenly turned heel by revealing himself as George's killer, as well as the werewolf behind Joseph's murder. Jim's heel persona included sharp fangs and protruding claws, and he snarled at Marie before completing his transformation, which was witnessed by Eric. Afterwards, Jim faced off against the transformed Eric, with the fight ending with Jim being killed by Eric.
Mike (MacText Air)

**Mike** is a villainous character from a short story released by **MacText Air** on October 13, 2022.

Mike is the fiancé of Lauren (the story's main antagonist), and the story saw Lauren gush over her engagement with her longtime friend, Rebecca (the story's main protagonist). As described by Lauren, Mike worked at Wall Street, and their wedding was set for a month's time; though the story's progression saw Lauren mock Rebecca's fashion style, which resulted in Lauren dis-inviting Rebecca to her wedding.

News of Lauren's actions not only reached Alexa, another friend of both women, but also a dance team that Rebecca was part of. As a result, all of the women refused to attend Lauren's wedding, mainly doing so after seeing Lauren's insulting comments about Rebecca and Alexa on her social media. Rebecca and the others refused to attend the reception, despite Lauren's pleas, and as Rebecca's closing narration revealed, Mike heard about Lauren's actions and wondered if he had made a mistake in marrying Lauren.

After the wedding, Lauren, fearing that Mike would leave her, began to act like a model wife and follow his every whim. However, Mike suddenly turned heel on Lauren, as he became a domineering and abusive husband upon realizing that Lauren would do everything he demanded, and with no friends to back her up, Lauren was left with no one to turn to regarding her evil husband.
Big Bad Werewolf (Dr. Pepper)

The **Big Bad Werewolf** is the main (redeemed) villain from a **Dr. Pepper** commercial released in 1985.

The commercial is an homage to Little Red Riding Hood, which features a blonde woman roller skating in the woods, while carrying a basket of goodies. She hears howling from close by, and it's followed by the werewolf appearing in front of the blonde, with the indication that the unnamed man turned heel and shifted into his werewolf form with intent on attacking the blonde.

The commercial's progression sees the blonde attempt to appease the werewolf with the goodies, presenting cottage cheese and a diet cola, with the evil werewolf snatching them away. Finally, the blonde distributed a bottle of Dr. Pepper, with the werewolf accepting the bottle and suddenly reverting to human form with each sip, which is followed by the unnamed man skating away with the blonde to complete his redemption.
Kevin (Fred)

**Kevin** (Jake Weary) is a recurring character in the Fred series, serving as a bully to the main protagonist Fred Figglehorn. Notably, he served as the main villain of the 2012 film Fred 3: Camp Fred, the final film in the series.

In the beginning of the film, Kevin is introduced bullying Fred on the last day of school before summer vacation. Fred reveals his hopes to attend Camp Superior, a summer camp that is considered a paradise but his hopes are dashed when he learns that, because Superior was too expensive, his mother is sending him to Camp Iwannapeepee, a camp Fred finds horrible. At Iwannapeepee, he meets head counselor Floyd Spunkmeyer, and a host of other campers, Magoo, Chatter, Spoon, and Dig.

Fred learns that Camp Iwannapeepee and Camp Superior have been competing in summer camp games for sixty-nine years and that Superior has always won. When he learns that his arch rival Kevin is on the team from Superior, Fred becomes determined to defeat the rival camp. When the competition begins, Camp Iwannapeepee falls behind in the contests, often thanks to the cheating of Kevin and the other Superior campers.

When the singing competition comes up, Kevin leads Camp Superior rap routine. When Kevin's cronies say that they should stop Fred, Kevin reveals that he has placed a big tank of gruel behind the stage with a large tube attached in order to sabatoge the performance by blasting the performers with gruel. Fred and Camp Iwannapeepee are nervous at first, but go on stage. Fred starts singing a made-up song of his own called "The Loser Song". It starts making Kevin and the others laugh, but then Fred and the camp perform an impressive song-dance routine of their own, making everyone (except Kevin) cheer. Kevin orders his crony Diesel to spray Fred with the gruel, but the machine is stuck, resulting in Camp Iwannapeepee winning The Summer Camp Games.

As everyone celebrated, Kevin furiously ran onto the stage and began to rant about how he "deserved" the trophy. However, Diesel's attempts to repair the gruel blaster results in it working in reverse, sucking in Kevin's clothes and leaving him in his boxers in front of both camps. Attempting to cover his underwear, Kevin ordered the crowd not to look as he fled the stage and ran into the woods to hide, resulting in his humiliation as the crowd burst into laughter.

Kevin after being stripped
Tom (AmoMama)

**Tom** is the deuteragonist of a short story released by **AmoMama** on July 6, 2022, though he appeared as a villain in a brief dream sequence.

The story centered on Liz and her quest to find the ideal boyfriend, later meeting Tom after a pair of failed relationships. After a while, Liz moved in with Tom in his country house, with Liz quickly noticing how old fashioned it was. Her first night at the mansion saw Liz have a nightmare involving Tom, who turned heel in Liz's nightmare by suddenly revealing himself as an evil vampire. The brief nightmare saw Liz back away from Tom, who lunged at Liz's throat and informed his girlfriend that "it wasn't going to hurt," before Liz woke up from her nightmare convinced that Tom was a vampire.
Assassin (Bizarre Talks)

The unnamed **Assassin** is the secondary villain from a short story released by **BIzarre Talks** on September 18, 2022.

The assassin isn't mentioned until the closing narration of the story, which centered on brothers Armour and Atlas Lodge and their differences regarding who would take over their father's company. The story established that Armour believed that he would take over Logan Lodge's company as CEO, often teasing and bullying Atlas with his belief. However, Logan himself revealed to Atlas that he, not Armour, would take over the company, which drew shock from Atlas.

After being informed that Atlas would become the new CEO, Armour turned heel in response by hiring the aforementioned assassin to kill his younger brother. The assassin's attempt failed, and he was later arrested for his crime, but afterwards, the assassin revealed the truth about Armour's heel turn and his role as the evil mastermind.
Mr. Finster (Garfield and Friends)

**Mr. Finster** is a plot-twist villain from "Count Lasagna," episode 3.11 of *Garfield and Friends* (airdate October 20, 1990).

Mr. Finster is Jon Arbuckle's boss, and the cartoon had Jon presenting a comic titled, *Count Lasagna*, which was about Count Dracula's pet cat. Despite Finster's protests, Jon (with Garfield and Odie present) pitched the comic, which was told throughout the cartoon, with Garfield in the role of Count Lasagna. After the story ends, Finster rejected the comic, stating that the concept of a cat prowling around at night for Italian food was farfetched. As a result of Finster's rejection, a dejected Jon to left his office with Garfield and Odie.

After the trio left, Finster continued voicing his disbelief over the comic's concept, while looking at the full moon from outside the window. Finster turned heel afterwards, as he suddenly transformed into a wolfman, officially revealing that Finster's earlier reason for being in a rush to get home was due to the fact that he was a werewolf. Following his surprise heel turn, the evil Finster remarked that wolfmen were more believable than vampires, all will giving an evil laugh and howling.
DJ Blood (Criminal Case)

**William** aka **DJ Blood** is the villain of "Blood Lust", case #1 of *Criminal Case: Supernatural Investigations*, the 6th season of crime-solving game *Criminal Case* (release date October 17, 2019). He was a DJ performing at a party being held in a crypt.

The case opened with the player and Gwen Harper finding the corpse of Lucy Winters, a young woman who had attended the party and had been drained of her blood by a vampire. DJ Blood was brought into their investigation when they saw a poster for the party advertising his attendance. Upon being informed of the death, DJ Blood said that Lucy was a big fan of his and came to many of his gigs, adding that he would write a song in her honour.

Later, Gwen and the player found that DJ Blood had in fact filed a restraining order against Lucy after watching an interview where it was mentioned. When he was confronted with this, DJ Blood explained that Lucy was an obsessive fan who sent him many letters and went as far as to break into his house, causing him to file the restraining order. He went on to state that he held no hard feelings against Lucy, believing that the quality of his music had warped her mind.

However, in truth, DJ Blood was Lucy's killer. When Lucy broke into his house, she caught him drinking blood and due to her obsession with vampires and the macabre, asked him to turn her into a vampire too. After being worn down by her incessant pleads, DJ Blood agreed and prepared to take a sample of her blood as part of the process. However, as soon as he got a taste of her blood, he went wild with hunger (due to only being able to drink animal blood as a result of the peace treaty the vampire coven had forged with the hunters), turning heel and draining Lucy dry, killing her. During the feeding, DJ Blood ripped off Lucy's necklace, snagging parts of his leather jacket in the chain which served as one of the pieces of evidence that proved his guilt.

Upon being confronted by the hunters, who were armed with stakes, DJ Blood showed them his vampire fangs and angrily ranted about Lucy and how wonderful the taste of her blood had been. He was brought to Dr. Aculus, the vampire coven head who expressed fury at his actions while also revealing his true name to be William. Aculus sentenced him to 50 years in the dungeons of his castle in Europe with DJ Blood vowing to continue singing throughout his imprisonment.

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Taylor Cowls (Overexposed)

**Taylor Cowls** (Sam Chance) was a villain from the 2018 Lifetime film, *Overexposed* (airdate January 26, 2018). He was the younger brother of Jimmy Cowls (the film's main villian).

## Events

Taylor's backstory revealed that he had engaged in sexting multiple girls and later blackmailing them in exchange for sex, one of them being Erin Prescott (the films main protagonist) and her friend Joanna Schwartz. And it was revealed that his older brother, Jimmy, had taught him how to blackmail girls. In the films events, Erin invited Taylor over to her house and when Erin refused to have sex with him, Taylor threatend her to send all of her nude photos to the school. Erin's pleas not to send her nude pictures fell on deaf ears as she attempted to retrive her phone, leading to Taylor accidentally falling from the stairs and breaking his neck, killing him instantly. Later on, Erin inlisted Joanna in helping her bury Taylor's body in a small field where it was found during a search party.
Carl (Tales From The Hood)

**Carl** (David Alan Grier) was the main villain of "The Monster", a segment from the 1995 anthology horror film *Tales From The Hood.* He was the abusive boyfriend of a woman called Sissy, who also beat her nine-year old son Walter.

As a result of Carl's abuse, Walter began to envision him as a monster, drawing him as such while at school, which caught the attention of his teacher Richard Garvey (the segment's protagonist) who asked him about bruises he had recently suffered. When Walter claimed that a monster had attacked him. It was also revealed that Walter possessed supernatural abilities that caused him to be able to cause harm to those who he had made drawings of, with this being shown when he crumpled up a drawing of the school bully, resulting in the boy's limbs suddenly shattering.

That night, Richard visited Walter's house and asked Sissy about the monster, who feigned ignorance. When Carl returned home, he immediately made his domineering presence known. When Richard mentioned the monster drawings before leaving, Carl said he would "talk" to Walter about them. Following Richard's departure from the house, Carl entered Walter's bedroom, turning heel as he began beating the child, accusing him of making drawings of him as a monster to mock him. Additionally, the evil Carl also attacked Sissy and beat her with a belt when she attempted to intervene.

Outside, Richard hear the sounds of the fight and ran in to help Sissy and Walter. Carl then fought both Richard and Sissy in a prolonged fight scene, eventually knocking Sissy to the ground and standing over his helpless girlfriend with a frying pan, preparing to kill her. At that moment, Walter crumpled one of the drawings of the monster into a ball, causing Carl to collapse into a grotesque pile of mangled limbs. Sissy then stomped on the crumpled ball, shattering Carl's neck and killing her villainous boyfriend. After Carl's death, his body was burnt by the protagonists and eventually wound up in the funeral home of Mr. Simms.
Dante (The Wrong Cruise)

**Dante** (Andres Londono) was the main villain from the 2018 Lifetime film *The Wrong Cruise* (released July 28, 2018).

## Trivia

* Andres Londono later played Charles Milton in *The Wrong Real Estate Agent*. Coincidentally, in this movie, he's also working against a protagonist played by Vivica A. Fox and directed by David DeCoteau, who produced and directed *The Wrong* film series.
Alexis Cardinot (Criminal Case)

**Alexis Cardinot** is the villain of "Corpse Chic", case #1 of *Criminal Case: City Of Romance*, the 7th and final season of the crime-solving game *Criminal Case* (release date June 11, 2020). He was a Parisian male model and a friend of renowned supermodel Elise Marx.

The case opened with Elise collapsing at a photo shoot, having had poison placed in her perfume bottle. The player alongside partner Hugo Mercier wound up flagging Alexis as a suspect after finding a photograph of him and Elise posing. Alexis expressed sorrow over his friend's death, proclaiming that he couldn't go on without her. It was also established that the murder had resulted in Alexis receiving great interest from the media, boosting his career.

Later, the detectives would discover that Alexis and Elise's friendship had recently become strained after seeing a story in a tabloid report on it. Upon interrogation, Alexis bitterly revealed that Elise had grown interested in his boyfriend, whom she seduced and even convinced to dump Alexis, much to his fury. When Hugo asked if that led him to kill her, Alexis remarked that he was a "sensitive soul" and would never resort to violence.

However, it would be revealed that Alexis had been lying to the detectives and that not only did he never have a boyfriend but he was the one who killed Elise. The two models were engaged in a sexual relationship that often involved Alexis being sexually dominated and humiliated by Elise, who also began attempting to control his life outside of the bedroom. When Alexis attempted to break things off, Elise threatened to leak degrading photos of him to the internet. Wanting to preserve his career and reputation, Alexis set out to murder Elise, spiking her perfume with rat poison that wound up dissolving her lungs. Crumbs on the discarded bottle would serve as proof of Alexis' guilt along with other pieces of evidence.

When he was confronted, Alexis denied the allegations but buckled under the weight of the evidence. He ranted about Elise's actions and explained how he had killed her and why before being arrested. In court, Alexis claimed to have done the murder for the sake of his mother so she wouldn't see the images. Judge Clementine Lebrun told him that he should have gone to the police before sentencing him to 27 years in prison for the murder, which Alexis accepted, believing it to be better than what would have happened if he let Elise live.
Greg Davis (His Double Life)

**Gregory "Greg" Davis** (Brian Krause) was the main villain from the 2016 Lifetime film, *His Double Life* (alternately titled *Betrayed*, airdate June 5, 2016).

## Trivia

* Brian Krause also played Charles Brady in the 1992 film *Sleepwalkers* and evil villain Cyrus in the 2010 film *Cyrus Mind of a Serial Killer*.
Henry (Crossed: Badlands)

**Henry** is a villain from issue #10 of *Crossed: Badlands*. The issue saw the main protagonist, recent high-school graduate Edmund Wickenthrop, attending a travelling circus alongside his little brother Eli and their father.

At the carnival portion of the circus, the family went into a tent show to see the circus geek. Barry, the announcer, proclaimed how the feral man in the cage had been found by the circus in the Montana mountains. The man shook the bars of his cage and hissed at the audience, unnerving Edmund. Barry then released a diamondback rattler snake into the cage, which the geek seized and proceeded to bite into and seemingly kill. Watching the act without becoming afraid enough to leave (a known trait of his so severe he had received the mocking nickname "Yellow Belly") boosted Edmund's self-esteem.

However, after the show ended and the audience left, the feral man shed his costume, revealing to be an actor named Henry. Drinking from a beer bottle, Henry ranted to Barry about the snake being used in the act, with the conversation both revealing that the snake's venom sacks had been removed and that Henry in fact used a hidden knife to kill it. Barry then broke the news that ringmaster Boris was contemplating replacing Henry as the geek, infuriating him. At that moment, one of the Crossed (a person infected by a disease that transformed people into psychotic killers) entered the tent. Believing the man to be his replacement as the geek, Henry angrily demanded he leave, only for the Crossed man to bite into Barry's neck. Henry was then attacked himself off-screen becoming infected and turning heel into one of the Crossed. As the big top was invaded by the infected, the evil Henry was witnessed by Edmund stabbing a woman to death with shards from his beer bottle. Edmund's father took his children with him to hide, leaving Henry's ultimate fate unknown amidst the slaughter of the circus's patrons and employees.
Kit Patridge (Criminal Case)

**Kit Patridge** is the villain of "Snake in the Grass", case #1 of *Criminal Case: The Conspiracy*, the 5th season of the crime solving game *Criminal Case* (release date January 18, 2018). He was a passionate animal lover and frequent visitor of the Grimsborough Zoo.

The case opened with the player and David Jones arriving at the zoo to meet their friend and former colleague Nathan Pandit, who worked there as a vet. However, they discovered that Nathan had been murdered that morning, having been tied up and poisoned with an Eastern Coral Snake. Kit found himself in the officers' sights when they discovered an award he received for Most Frequent Visitor and decided to see if he had noticed anything suspicious.

Although Kit at first denied knowing Nathan, claiming that he focused on the animals during his zoo visits, further investigation revealed that the two worked as coroners together in another city. Upon being confronted with the information, Kit expressed shock that it was the same Nathan he had known, sadly stating that Nathan and he both likely wanted to embrace the vibrancy of animal life after seeing so much death, adding that he was glad about having retired as a coroner so he wouldn't have to look at his old friend's dead body.

Despite this, Kit would ultimately be revealed as the one who murdered Nathan. When they were working as coroners, Kit's son Zachary was implicated in a drug bust causing Kit to request that Nathan destroy the evidence which the latter refused resulting in Zachary receiving a hefty prison sentence. When Kit saw Nathan working at the zoo years later, he became enraged and sought vengeance by stalking Nathan and learning his daily routine, after which he used his snake handling knowledge to acquire the venomous Coral Snake from its enclosure. The evil Kit then attacked Nathan, letting the snake bite him after tying him up, with DNA on the ropes serving as one of several clues that implicated Kit as the killer.

Upon being arrested, Kit feigned ignorance before he admitted to killing Nathan after being presented with the evidence. He informed the detectives of his backstory and reason for his heel turn, blasting Nathan for (in his mind) being a "do-gooder". Furious, David arrested Kit and sent him to trial. In court, Kit continued to argue that Nathan deserved to die for sending his son to jail. Judge Judith Powell told Kit that not only had Zachary ruined his own life, but now Kit had ruined his as well, before sentencing the villainous coroner to 27 years in prison. Kit requested he be placed in a cell with his son as he was taken out of the courtroom.
Don Cody (Girl in the Basement)

**Don Cody** (Judd Nelson) is the main villain from the 2021 Lifetime film, *Girl in the Basement* (airdate February 27, 2021).

## Trivia

* Don Cody is based on the real life case of Josef Fritzl, who imprisoned his daughter Elisabeth for 24 years in a cellar until he was out from prison in 2008. Due to this Fritzl is Austrian, while the character is American and having took place 20 years rather than 24 in real life.
Phillip Ames (Darkroom)

**Phillip Ames** (Randy Powell) is the main villain from "The Bogeyman Will Get You," the first half of *Darkroom*'s second episode.

## Introduction

Phillip Ames is an old acquaintance of Nancy Lawrence, having been taught by Nancy's professor father. Nancy and her sister, DiDi, encounter Phillip after leaving a drive-in theater, though DiDi begins to believe that Phillip is a vampire. The suspicion increased on the following day, when Nancy found her friend Julie deceased while she and DiDi were swimming, and it was revealed that Phillip was the last to see her. Phillip revealed to Nancy that he and Julie dated, while also responding to Nancy's longtime crush on him by embracing and kissing Nancy.

## Heel Turn

The manner of Julie's death, in Nancy's belief, seemed to match that of a vampire, leading Nancy to search Phillip's cabin. She found Julie's key inside, and a return to the cabin saw Nancy confronted by Phillip. Nancy voiced her suspicions regarding Phillip being a vampire, only for Phillip to show proof otherwise, mainly the fact that a mirror was inside the cabin--as vampires don't reflect. He later vented about rumors being made about him, only for Nancy to make out with Phillip as the full moon shone above them.

In a surprise twist, Phillip suddenly had hair and claws on his hand as he reached out to Nancy, which revealed Phillip as a werewolf. Phillip began turning heel afterwards, doing so by revealing that he killed Julie because she learned his secret, and later snarled that he would kill Nancy's family to prevent them from finding out about his heel persona, while stating to Nancy that he wasn't a vampire. After fully revealing his werewolf form to Nancy, the evil Phillip attacked and killed Nancy before howling, completing Phillip's heel turn in the process.
Haden Carmichael (My Sister's Serial Killer Boyfriend)

**Haden Carmichael**, aka **Michael Dunning** (Rib Hillis) was the main villain from the 2023 Lifetime film, *My Sister's Serial Killer Boyfriend* (airdate January 8, 2023).

## Victims

* Abigail "Abbie" McIntyre (abducted; method unknown)
* Kyle (stabbed)
* Todd (strangled to death)
* Olivia McIntyre (attempted and failed, Olivia shoots Haden/Michael to death)
* Maddie McIntyre (attempted and failed twice, saved by Olivia on a second attempt)

## Trivia

* Rib Hillis also played anti-villain Croix Richards in *CSI*, as well as villain Joey Nolan in the 2017 Lifetime film *The Wrong Man*, and vengeful villain Paul in the 2021 Lifetime film *The Wrong Mr. Right*.
Jimmy Cowls (Overexposed)

**Jimmy Cowls** (Jake Allyn) is the main villain from the 2018 Lifetime film, *Overexposed* (airdate January 26, 2018).

## Events

Jimmy Cowls is the older brother of Taylor Cowls, who has been blackmailing multiple girls into sending their nude pictures, one of which was Erin Prescott (the films main protagonist) who Taylor had been dating for some time. At the beginning of the film, Erin was shown sexting with Taylor and sending a nude photo to him. She then invited Taylor over to her house, where he blackmailed her into having sex with him, leading to Erin accidentally killing Taylor when she tried to retrive her phone. Erin then inlisted her friend, Joanna Schwartz (who was also being blackmailed by Taylor), in helping her bury Taylor's body and destroying any evidence.

## Trivia

* Jake Allyn is the younger brother of Conor Allyn, who is the director for this film.
Mr. Komine (The Files of Young Kindaichi)

**Mr. Komine** is an unseen villain from "Murder In Mystery Labyrinth", episode 1.82 of *The Files of Young Kindaichi* (airdate March 8, 1999). He was the father of university student Madoka Komine (the episode's murder victim).

Mr. Komine was established to be a bank branch president, thus affording Madoka to live a privileged life that led to her developing a callous and self-serving nature. The investigation into his daughter's murder would ultimately expose Mr. Komine to be equally duplicitous, conspiring with Madoka in a scheme against her classmate Kazuna Akimoto; the two girls were competing for a prestigious job interview at the same time Kazuna's father was requesting a bank loan from Mr. Komine to save his dying business. However, at Madoka's urging, the evil Mr. Komine instead attempted to blackmail Kazuna's father during the loan negotiation, with the sinister businessman saying he would grant the loan if Kazuna dropped out of the running for the interview.

Kazuna's father refused the deal and left the negotiation, urging his daughter to follow her dreams. However, as a result of Mr. Komine's heel turn, Kazuna's father would ultimately suffer a fatal heart attack from the stress of running the business without being able to access the loan. The Komines' villainous actions ultimately led Kazuna to seek vengeance by murdering Madoka during a trip their friend group took to a theme park. Mr. Komine's own fate was never revealed, however.
Con Artist (The Golden Girls)

The unnamed **Con Artist** is a villain from "Cheaters", episode 5.22 of *The Golden* *Girls* (airdate March 24, 1990). He was a man who encountered Sophia Petrillo and Blanche Devereaux at the local mall, where he found a wallet containing over 2,000 dollars, and asking the two women whether it belonged to them or not.

After deciding against turning the wallet over to the lost-and-found, the trio agreed to put a notice about the wallet in the newspaper and split the money if no one came forward to claim it. Needing a solution to how to keep the wallet stored during that time, the group asked advice from a passing nun, who suggested the three all contribute some money to get a joint bank account to store the wallet money, with Blanche and Sophia each contributing $1,000.

However, the brunet man would be revealed to in fact be a villainous con art, who swapped the envelope containing the money with one full of shredded paper before slipping away. As Sophia and Blanche arrived home, dejected over falling for the scam, Rose Nylund informed them they had been victims of a "pigeon drop" scheme and that the nun was in fact the man's accomplice in deceiving them. After reporting the incident to the police, Blanche learned that the con artist and his actresses accomplice were both arrested.
Elm Street

Springwood Slasher known as Freddy Kruger is a Monster who lives on Elm Street, he terrorizes people, he even kills children at night, Freddy comes for children even when they sleep, Freddy Kruger is also a Child Murderer who kills children in their Dreams, He invades people's dreams he torchers them and kills them, Freddy Kruger is Insane, his reign of Terror is very pure carnage, Freddy seeks blood and carnage on Elm Street, Freddy Kruger was once until burned and became a Supernatural Monster, Freddy Kruger still haunt Elm Street Today, He is also being covered up by the Government who protects the Supernatural.
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Liam Halligan (The Wrong Prince Charming)

**Liam** (Jonathan Stoddard) is the secondary villain from the 2021 Lifetime film, *The Wrong Prince Charming* (airdate January 22, 2021).

## Trivia

* This was Jonathan Stoddard's first villainous Lifetime film role.
* Jonathan Stoddard later played deceitful villain Frank Miller in the 2022 Lifetime film *In Love with My Partner's Wife*.
Professor Canaris (Superboy)

**Professor Canaris** was a villainous character from "Werewolf," episode 3.19 of *Superboy* (airdate February 23, 1991).

Professor Canaris was, as described by his assistant, Christina Riley, someone with knowledge of the occult, and some time prior to the episode's events, Canaris became a werewolf. After his first transformation, Canaris turned heel by going on a murderous spree in his werewolf form, committing various killings for a six month span. The attacks Christina's attention, leading Christina to not only suspect a werewolf sighting, but also believe that Canaris was the werewolf. Christina was shown on her mission in the beginning of the episode, only to end up attacked by Canaris.

Christina went to the Daily Planet with her evidence, which led to her and Clark Kent heading to Canaris' office. The duo found Canaris posing Mr. Miller and entering his office, which was revealed to be empty. Clark and Christina tracked Canaris, only for Clark to notice that Christina had disappeared, and once the full moon appeared, Canaris turned heel again and revealed his werewolf form after tearing his way out of the office. Unbeknownst to Clark, Christina underwent her own villainous werewolf transformation, after which she killed her own victim. Clark ended up fighting against the evil Canaris as Superboy, and the fight ended with Canaris impaled on a silver dagger, killing him and ending his curse.
Stuart Bennett (Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction)

**Stuart Bennett** was the true main villain from "The House on Baker Street," the fourth segment of episode 1.05 of *Beyond Belief:  Fact or Fiction* (airdate June 22, 1997).

Stuart Bennett and his mother, Mildred Bennett, lived in the house that was occupied by the Wilson family during the segment's events. The house was a halfway house, with the Bennetts residing in a single room, but at some point, Stuart began a relationship with the daughter of a banker who owned the house. The relationship was met with severe objection from the banker, who--upon learning that his daughter and Stuart were engaged--ejected the Bennetts from the house.

Afterwards, Stuart turned heel and planned to burn down the house in an act of revenge, but before Stuart can enact his vengeful plot, he ended up shot and killed by police. In the segment's events, Stuart's evil spirit haunted the house and the Wilsons, mainly Tiffany Wilson, who was also in a relationship with a perceived bad boy in Tom. Similar to Stuart's situation, Tiffany's father forbade them from seeing each other, and in the segment's climax, Stuart possessed Tiffany and used her vessel to again attempt to burn down the house. The police arrived and stopped Tiffany, leading to the reveal that Tiffany's heel turn was the result of Stuart possessing her. Tiffany was arrested and ended up moving out of the house, ending Stuart's stranglehold.
Kevin St Kevin (Criminal Case)

**Kevin St Kevin** was the villain of The Saddest of All Keys, case #3 of *Criminal Case: The Conspiracy*, the 5th season of the crime solving game *Criminal Case* (release date February 1, 2018). He was the manager of famed English rock band The Henge who were playing a reunion concert in Grimsborough.

The case opened with the player and David Jones being sent to assist in securing the venue for the concert, only for them to discover the corpse of the band's frontman Ian Devine, whose brain had been turned into liquid after being exposed to extreme sound frequencies. Upon being informed of the murder, Kevin reacted in shock, saying he would have to cancel the tour and expressing sorrow over Ian's death. Kevin would be spoken to again by the officers when they discovered a tabloid article claiming Ian had quit the tour. Kevin readily admitted that Ian had wanted to stay retired and raise sheep but Kevin had ultimately persuaded him to come on the tour anyway, revealing that he himself would be battling his claustrophobia on the tour bus as a means of showing his own dedication to the band.

However, Kevin would be exposed as Ian's killer in the case's conclusion. The Henge tour had not been selling well, due to the age of the band, infuriating Kevin who turned heel and decided to murder one of the band members in order to capitalise off the rush in interest and this profits that would follow the news. Luring Ian to the venue, the evil Kevin donned a pair of headphones to protect himself and used his sound machine to kill Ian with the deadly overtone. Salve from his tattoo left on the machine would turn out to be one of several pieces of evidence exposing Kevin as the killer. Upon being confronted, Kevin admitted to the charges and revealed his greed fuelled motive. Disgusted, David arrested him and sent him to trial.

In court, Judge Judith Powell lambasted Kevin for his actions which the villainous manager responded to by boasting about giving Ian a death worthy of a rock star. The judge then sentenced Kevin to 25 years in prison for the murder, causing him to panic at the prospect of spending that long in a cell due to his claustrophobia.
Joey Nolan (The Wrong Man)

**Joey Nolan** (Rib Hillis) was the main villain from the 2017 Lifetime film, *The Wrong Man* (airdate December 29, 2017).

## Trivia

* Rib Hillis also played anti-villain Croix Richards in *CSI*, and later played vengeful villain Paul in the 2021 Lifetime film *The Wrong Mr. Right* as well as serial killer Haden Carmichael in the 2023 Lifetime film *My Sister's Serial Killer Boyfriend*.
Tasuku (Kotaro Lives Alone)

**Tasuku** (Ben Diskin) was a villainous character from episode 1.9 of *Kotaro Lives Alone* (airdate March 10, 2022). He was an old friend of Kotaro Sato who lived with him in a foster home prior to the events of the series.

The episode saw Tasuku arrive to visit Kotaro at the apartment building where he now lived, revealing that he now worked as a restaurant host, quickly charming Kotaro while also insulting Shin Karino, a resident of the building who Kotaro had befriended. Sometime later, Miss Kobayashi, the lawyer in charge of Kotato's allowance, approached Karino and revealed that Tasuku had requested that Kotaro give him the money in order to fund an apartment the two of them could live together in.

However, after receiving the payment, the callous Tasuku turned heel and used Kotaro's money to instead pay off his own debts. Tasuku then arrived back at the building and was confronted by Karino for his villainous actions. A flashback revealed that Tasuku had a reputation as a thief while living in the foster home, with only Kotaro and another resident named Ryota standing up for him.

After his confrontation with Karino, Tasuku arrived in Kotaro's apartment, where Kotaro revealed that he had been aware Tasuku was lying to him, due to the latter's tick of twitching his finger whenever he told a lie. Kotaro went to give Tasuku the rest of the needed payment while also stating that he would always support him due to the kindness Tasuku had shown him during their first meeting. Tasuku then broke down with guilt and began sobbing. Sometime later, Miss Kobayashi revealed that Tasuku had gotten a new job and had begun to send Kotaro weekly repayments of his money.
Paul (The Wrong Mr. Right)

**Paul**, aka **Michael O'Neill** (Rib Hillis) is the main villain from the 2021 Lifetime film, *The Wrong Mr. Right* (airdate January 15, 2021).

## Trivia

* Rib Hillis also played anti-villain Croix Richards in *CSI*, as well as villain Joey Nolan in the 2017 Lifetime film *The Wrong Man*, and later played serial killer Haden Carmichael in the 2023 Lifetime film *My Sister's Serial Killer Boyfriend*.