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Ashley (A Lover's Revenge)

**Ashley** (Sonya Salomaa) was a hidden villainess from the 2005 Lifetime film, *A Lover's Revenge* (airdate October 17, 2005).

## Introduction

Ashley's introductory scene saw her attempt to contact Rob Manners while he was on a dinner date with his wife, radio psychologist Liz Manners, who had suspected something off about Rob and even wondered if he was having an affair. Liz's suspicions ended up being true, as Ashley was shown laying next to Rob and comforting him after a tryst, revealing Ashley as Rob's mistress. After Rob confessed to the affair to Liz, he returned to Ashley's apartment and informed her that he was ending their relationship, angering Ashley to the point where she ejected Rob.

## Reveal & Death

   Ashley later phoned Liz's radio show and anonymously vented about her failed relationship with a married man, responding to Liz's admonishment by accusing her lover's wife of being obsessed with her career. After Liz informed Ashley that the wife's career was none of her business, Ashley mentioned her lover by name--Rob, and later lashed out at Liz for being "selfish" and calling her a "self-centered bitch," before the call ended. It was at that moment that James Stratton (Rob's friend and business partner) appeared and commended Ashley as she received what was revealed to be a payout for her actions, as James was actually Kyle Lundstrom, a man who had been plotting revenge on Liz, as he blamed Liz for the accidental death of his wife, Sarah Jane Lang.

Sarah Jane had been calling Liz's show regarding Kyle, as he was immensely abusive towards his wife, leading to Sarah Jane phoning Liz and voicing her plans to leave him. An argument ensued, leading to Sarah Jane running out of the house and into the street, where she was accidentally run over and killed. Kyle blamed Liz for Sarah Jane's death and planned his revenge, and regarding Ashley, the villainess was paid by Kyle to seduce Rob and have an affair with him, as well as make her lambasting call to Liz's radio show. Following her reveal, the evil Ashley demanded an additional $10,000, adding that Kyle promised to "make it worth her while" in response to Ashley's original plan to back out.

When Kyle refused to pay and became violent, Ashley held Kyle at gunpoint and continued her demand for more money, threatening to reveal Kyle's true identity if he didn't comply. Kyle later asked Ashley if it was worth it, and after Ashley stated that it was, Kyle struck Ashley and later smothered her to death with a pillow, which was followed by Kyle burying Ashley's body.
Alicia Brown (Law & Order: SVU)

**Alicia Brown** (Jen Albano) is a villainess from "Stolen," episode 3.03 of *Law & Order: SVU* (airdate October 12, 2001).

Alicia Brown is a drug addict who was a conspirator in an adoption and baby selling scheme run by attorney Mark Sanford. Two years prior, Alicia sold her unborn baby to Sanford for drug money, and in the episode's events, the evil Alicia continued her work for Sanford--abducting infant Emma Daricek from a grocery store. The villainess stole the identity of her rehab counselor, Susan Young, during her scheme, and she was introduced under that name after she was spotted in surveillance footage.

An encounter with the real Susan Young revealed her identity as Alicia Brown, and during a visit to Alicia's apartment, Elliot Stabler and Olivia Benson encountered the villainess, who escaped before the pair captured her. Regarding Stabler's questions regarding the baby, Alicia stated that her baby had died, but promised her another one when she became pregnant again. She refused to give up Sanford's name until finally revealing him as the mastermind, after which Alicia was arrested.
Arianna Peterson (CSI: Cyber)

**Arianna Peterson** (Ashley Jones) is the hidden main villainess of "URL, Interrupted," episode 1.07 of *CSI: Cyber* (airdate April 21, 2015). She is a guidance counselor and the one-time lover of Jordan Tan, the father of student Zoey Tan.

Arianna and Jordan's relationship was met with immense disapproval from Zoey, which led to Jordan breaking up with Arianna out of his care for his daughter. However, Arianna was left angry and bitter over Jordan breaking up with her, while also placing blame on Zoey for her relationship ending. A few weeks later, Arianna turned heel and began catfishing Zoey, doing so by copying a social media page belonging to Owen Campbell (a friend of Zoey's) and setting up a relationship between the two. The plan was to get her out of the way and in her own relationship so she could go back to Jordan.

When that failed, the evil Arianna decided to RAT (Remote Access Trojan) Zoey's computer and start a cyberbullying page, with many students responding and posting bullying messages, and even posted a message in Zoey's name that made it appear that Zoey was suicidal. The villainess committed the act using her office computer, and it was done to not only torment Zoey, but Jordan as well. She even copied Zoey's phone and called Jordan, making him believe that it was Zoey on the phone, and in the early scenes of the episode, Arianna appeared to Jordan and acted consoling towards her former lover to mask her role as a cyber-villainess.

Zoey was originally believed to be the target throughout the episode, but Avery Ryan realized that the perpetrator was going after Jordan, not Zoey. Daniel Krumitz and Elijah Mundo were at the school searching for the device used to cyberbully Zoey, and that led them to Arianna's office, revealing her as the villainess. Mundo confronted Arianna and exposed her as the true cyberbully, while also revealing that she was Jordan's girlfriend and that she was angry over the relationship ending. After denying it at first, Arianna admitted to everything and voiced her bitterness over Jordan choosing his daughter over her, and regarding why she would torment a 17-year-old girl, the callous villainess stated that she wanted to hurt Jordan and the best way to do so is to hurt his daughter. After this, Mundo handcuffed and arrested Arianna for cyber fraud and aggressive stalking.
Andrea Rivera (The Night Clerk)

**Andrea Rivera** (Ana de Armas) is a villainess from the 2020 film, *The Night Clerk*.

## Introduction

Andrea Rivera was introduced as a recent tenant in a hotel where Bart Bromley (the film's main protagonist) worked as a clerk during the night shift. Within his first moment of meeting Andrea, Bart is taken by Andrea and falls in love with her, and the film's progression sees Bart and Andrea continue to bond. However, Bart later sees Andrea with another man, and in a later conversation, Andrea revealed that she was seeing a married man. Andrea's appearance came after one of the hotel's tenants, Karen Pedretti, was shot and killed in her room by her husband, detective Nick Pedretti, with Bart witnessing the events leading to the murder.

## Reveal

As for Andrea, the film's midpoint revealed that she was Nick's illicit lover, and as the scene also revealed, Andrea turned heel and colluded with Nick to cover up his role in his wife's murder, with befriending Bart as part of her plan. Bart ended up suspected in the murder due to the fact that he entered the room after Karen's murder, and later in the film, Bart watched as Andrea was confronted and beaten by Nick, leading to Bart rushing to the room to save her. Bart revealed to Andrea that he had video cameras installed, using the videos to help him become more social, which was hindered by his Asperger's Syndrome.

Among the videos Bart showed Andrea was Karen's murder, with Andrea appearing to express shock over what she had just watched before laying next to Bart. However, the evil Andrea took the video and gave it to Nick as part of the cover up, but as revealed in the film's climax, Bart had the actual drives of the video and left them for police to find, as well as the gun used in the murder, after realizing that Andrea played him. Nick and Andrea were later pursued by police, with Andrea realizing that Bart gave up both of them before she was arrested (off-screen) for her role in the attempted cover-up.

## Trivia

* Ana de Armas also played villainess Bel in the 2015 film, *Knock Knock*.
Anna (My Husband's Secret Life)

**Anna** (Rayisa Kondracki) is a villainess from the 2018 Lifetime film, *My Husband's Secret Life* (alternately titled, *Sleeper*; airdate March 25, 2018).

Anna was introduced as a woman who appeared into the home of Freddy Jones and his wife, Jennifer Jones (the film's main protagonist), having broken into the house before hiding out once she was spotted by Jennifer. After Freddy was run down by Arthur Stern and hospitalized, Anna was spotted by Jennifer, who chased her before Anna reached an elevator and made her escape.

It was revealed that Anna was a Russian spy, as was Freddy, whose real name was Sacha Volkov--the son of noted spy Sergei Volkov. Anna's reveal came when she was shown meeting with Barbara, Freddy/Sacha's handler who was posing as Freddy's mother, as they discussed killing Stern. After visiting Freddy in the hospital, the villainess went to Stern's home and shot him to death with a silencer, with Jennifer following Anna and hearing the gunshot. Jennifer pointed her own gun at Anna, who revealed her history with Freddy (they had been friends since they were 10) and snatched the weapon from her possession, but stood down when Jennifer revealed that she was pregnant. Anna stated that she couldn't kill Jennifer because Freddy wouldn't forgive her, after which Jennifer knocked out Anna with a statue.

Later on, the evil Anna appeared at the hospital and searched for the couple, after which she phoned Barbara and informed her that they had escaped. It was revealed that Anna had a list of sleeper agents she was set to give to Freddy, who turned down Anna's request to go back to Russia with her. The film's climax saw both Anna and Barbara hold Jennifer at gunpoint after she shoots Freddy (later revealed as a ruse as Freddy wore a vest); after which police arrived and arrested both women, with the epilogue revealing that they were both sent back to Russia.

## Trivia

* Rayisa Kondracki later played villainess Natalie Parnell on *Private Eyes,* and appeared in 2023's *Killer Coworker* as the evil Ivy Watson.
Amelia Verber (Alfred Hitchcock Presents)

**Amelia Verber** (Judith Evelyn; 1909-1967) is the main villainess from "Guilty Witness," episode 1.11 of *Alfred Hitchcock Presents* (airdate December 11, 1955). She is the wife of Ben Verber, and they were the neighbors of Dorothy and Stanley Crane.

However, the Verbers' marriage wasn't a good one, as they constantly fought due to Ben's habitual philandering. Dorothy noticed bruising on Amelia's face when she entered Stanley's grocery store, and later on, the Cranes were ear-witnesses to another fight between the couple. Ben's disappearance after their latest fight led to the suspicion that Amelia killed her husband, with Sgt. Halloran looking on the case. Amelia visited the store once more, and gave a claim that Ben was away visiting their children's grandparents.

In the episode's climax, Halloran and the Cranes found Ben's body in the basement (inside a baby buggy), and after Amelia walked downstairs and spotted them, she confessed to killing her husband. The villainess revealed that Ben informed her that he was leaving her for another woman, and she killed him in a furious and jealous rage. Amelia stated that Ben wasn't to blame for her actions, *Dorothy*was, as she was Ben's mistress; the woman that he was planning to leave Amelia for. At that moment, the evil Amelia attacked Dorothy after stating that she should have killed her instead of Ben, all the while Stanley was left shocked over the revelation that his wife was cheating on him. Amelia was later arrested (off-screen) for killing her husband.

## Trivia

* Judith Evelyn returned to *Alfred Hitchcock Presents* as the evil Mabel McKay during the second season.
Amanda Young (The Royal Nanny)

**Amanda Young** (Barbara Hellemans) is a villainess from the 2022 Hallmark film, *The Royal Nanny* (airdate November 12, 2022).

Amanda Young's backstory revealed that she was an MI7 agent, but at some point, MI7 was in danger of being phased out and being taken over by other agencies. In a desperate attempt to prove that MI7 was needed, Amanda colluded with other agents in an abduction plot involving the royal family, with her plan including working at the family's Christmas charity, where she received information on the family from head agent Taylor, who served as the superior of main protagonist and MI5 agent Claire Champion.

The film's climax saw Amanda and her group abduct Prince Colin, who was originally suspected of being a conspirator, with Claire learning about Amanda's past as a MI7 agent, as well as her motive to make MI7 look important. Claire managed rescue Colin and take down Amanda and the rogue agents, who were all arrested (along with Taylor following his reveal).
Abigail (Don't Sell My Baby)

**Abigail** (Kelly Hope Taylor) is the main villainess from the 2023 Lifetime film, *Don't Sell My Baby* (originally titled, *Danger Rocks the Cradle*; airdate May 4, 2023).

Abigail was introduced as running an adoption agency for pregnant teens, but as the film's opening established, she was actually using the agency to head a baby-selling ring. The pregnant teenage girls all came from a group home run by Rachel Medford, a conspirator who recommended Abigail to the girls. Abigail's backstory revealed that one girl she abducted was Misty Miller, who was held captive until she gave birth, which was followed by the baby being sold to a couple looking to adopt.

Misty received payment afterwards, however, another girl, Brooke Simmons, refused to give up her baby and escaped from the facility. Brooke's case was being tracked by her best friend, Nicolette (the film's main protagonist), who was also pregnant. However, Abigail sent her henchman, Alex, to kill Brooke, with Alex running down Brooke, whose murder was witnessed by Nicolette. The proceeding events saw Abigail being introduced to Nicolette, with the villainess making her offer to purchase her baby for adoption.

Abigail was later confronted by her nurse, Claudia, who voiced her problems with her role, only adding that she was participating to pay for her mother's care. Though Abigail appeared to be caring, she would later send Alex to kill Claudia to cover her tracks, with Alex stabbing Claudia to death later that evening. When Nicolette voiced her plans to keep her baby (revealed to be a boy), the evil Abigail sent Alex to abduct Nicolette and hold her captive at the agency, which is where Nicolette learned about Abigail's criminal business, as well as her role in Brooke's murder,

The villainess informed Nicolette that Brooke had problems with their arrangement, while also voicing her plans to sell Nicolette's baby to another couple, but as she was outside her office, she was confronted by Sandy Ridling, Nicolette's teacher, who demanded Nicolette's whereabouts. Abigail took out her pepper spray, only for Sandy to retrieve the object and spray the villainess right in her eyes before entering the facility to free Nicolette. Afterwards, Abigail sent Alex to kill Sandy, but afterwards, Sandy and Nicolette subdued Alex, with Abigail entering and later displaying a stunned expression as she heard police sirens close by, leading to Abigail's arrest.

## Trivia

* This was Kelly Hope Taylor's first villainous Lifetime film role.
Amber Henshaw (CSI)

**Amber Henshaw** (Katy Selverstone) is a villainess from "Ch-Ch-Changes," episode 5.08 of *CSI* (airdate November 18, 2004).

Amber's brief backstory only revealed that she was taken in by the Lavelles, who helped her clean up her life and become a registered nurse, while also becoming a surrogate mother for their daughter, Tippi. At some point, Amber began assisting Mona Lavelle in performing gender reassignment surgeries, with Mona doing so illegally due to never attending medical school and acquiring a license. The episode revealed that the pair botched a pair of surgeries, with one of the botches resulting in the patient, Tawny, bleeding to death.

After Tawny's death, the evil Amber left the scene of the surgeries (a storage unit) and covered up the fatal botch, with Mona doing the same. Wendy Garner, another patient, was found murdered in the episode's events, and after Mona's villainous past was uncovered, a further inspection revealed that female DNA was in the unit. Nick Stokes took Amber's cigarette butt after witnessing her and Francis Lavelle arguing, and the DNA matched the sample found in the unit. Amber was interrogated by Stokes, which saw the villainess admit to assisting Mona in the illegal surgeries, adding that she did so out of gratitude. Regarding Wendy, Amber stated that she was a success, but denied killing Wendy, claiming that she was with Mona at Tippl's soccer game.

Amber's alibi checked out, and it was later revealed that Wendy was killed by Frances, who did so to cover for his wife's past actions. Regarding Amber, she was most likely arrested (off-screen) for her role in the illegal surgeries and Tawny's death.

## Trivia

* Katy Selverstone later appeared on *Medium* as the evil Marilyn Downey.
Allison Grady (CSI: Miami)

**Allison Grady** (Polly Shannon) is the main villainess from "Double Jeopardy," episode 4.18 of *CSI: Miami* (airdate March 13, 2006).

Allison Grady is the mistress of Stephen Rowe, who was acquitted of murdering his wife, Melissa. Among other things, it was revealed that Allison had killed Melissa, and both she and Stephen covered it up. Stephen was revealed to be a racist after Nazi propaganda was found on his computer, and he was upset to learn that Melissa was half-Black. After learning that Melissa was pregnant, Stephen had planned on killing Melissa, mainly to prevent the birth of a child who would be partially Black. However Stephen backed out, leaving Allison to do the deed.

The villainess called Melissa to meet her and reveal that she was the one sleeping with Stephen. Shortly after Melissa arrived, Allison stabbed her to death with a knife that she and Stephen used to practice the murder. After Stephen witnessed his girlfriend killing Melissa, the pair worked together to cover their tracks. Allison redressed her and made it look like she was leaving a party, and they dumped her body in the lake. Allison was arrested for killing Melissa Rowe.
Blonde Policewoman (Guilty or Innocent?)

The unnamed **Blonde Policewoman** (Lele Pons) is the main villainess from *Guilty or Innocent?***,** a short film released by **Lele Pons** (release date May 25, 2018).

## Introduction

The film opens with the policewoman and her partner watching over a male robbery suspect, after which the former enters to interrogate him. While doing so, the blonde demanded a confession from the suspect, while also making suggestive moves and attempting to seduce him, with the suspect rebuffing her advances. The suspect then tells the blonde what occurred; he heard an alarm from a nearby house and knocked at the door, only to find a hooded robber coming from the house. Regarding the policewoman, all she got from his story was that he had a girlfriend, after which she went to her partner and told him to have the girlfriend looked at.

## Reveal

   Later on, the blonde attempts to build a rapport with the suspect, after which she gives what is believed to be a hypothetical summary of the events that occurred. As shown via flashback, the blonde entered the house disguised in a hoodie and mask, doing so by using a credit card to open the front door. After admiring herself in the mirror, the villainess searched for the jewelry in the bathroom, and once she retrieved her ill-gotten gains, the evil blonde escaped once the alarm went off.

The villainess added that the jewelry was dumped in a car to avoid suspicion, only for the suspect to reveal that she gave details that weren't revealed publicly, meaning that her story was actually a confession. She expressed astonishment over being interrogated, but after the suspect stated that he was a criminal and she could tell him everything, the blonde completed her confession. To the villainous blonde's surprise, the "suspect" was revealed as an undercover cop, as he and the blonde's partner had suspected the villainess of being behind the robbery. The blonde was handcuffed, arrested, and locked in her cell at film's end.

## Trivia

* Lele Pons also played the evil Medusa in 2016's *Greek Gods*, one of the evil Witch Sisters in 2017's *Witch Sisters*, and the Wicked Witch of the West in 2017's *Little Red Riding Hood's Untold Story*.
Blonde Receptionist (Vid Chronicles)

The unnamed **Blonde Receptionist** (Spyke Styletto) is the main villainess from *Evil Lady Attacks Muslim Woman, She instantly Regrets It*, a short film released by **Vid Chronicles** (release date July 3, 2021).

The film began with the main protagonist, Narromine, entering a building and informing the receptionist that she had a meeting, with the blonde telling to woman to take a seat before walking off. The blonde later phoned 911 and claimed that there was a bomber in the building, and later informed Narromine that the police were on their way, after which the racist villainess responded to Narromine's attempts to help her by screaming and acting as if she was being attacked by Narromine.

After a pair of officers arrived, the evil blonde pointed out Narromine as a bomber, and even removed her niqab during her xenophobic rant. However, the villainess was surprised to hear the officers refer to Narromine as "Chief," revealing that Narromine was a high ranking police officer. The blonde villainess was arrested, while being reminded by Narromine that there were people of different races who dress differently, but all of them bleed the same blood.

In addition, Narromine stated that some people were more powerful than others, and that the villainess should be careful before putting hands on others. The villainess apologized, doing so only after being humiliated, and she was later taken into custody.
Ava Robbins (Cabin Girl)

**Ava Robbins** (Rose Lane Sanfilippo) is the main protagonist villainess from the 2023 Tubi film, *Cabin Girl* (released on Tubi on July 12, 2023).

## Introduction

Ava Robbins is a 24-year-old influencer who was shown moving into her new cabin home, while also detailing her journey to her fans. The film saw her befriend the locals in her new hometown, mainly Trina (who ran the town's only bar) and Kellen, a local mechanic who ended up becoming Ava's love interest. However, Ava would be haunted by a supernatural entity, which was believed to be a young woman named Hannah Granger, who supposedly jumped to her death.

Ava's investigation led her to realize that Hannah was actually murdered, and she started to fear that everyone around her was trying to silence her and cover up the truth. The film's climax saw Ava's paranoia led her to attacking everyone with an axe, which included killing Sheriff Mason (who she thought was a random stalker), and she even cut off three of Kellen's fingers with the weapon.

## Reveal

Ava reached the bridge, where she was encountered by a man who revealed himself as the father of one of Ava's fans, Jackie. A series of flashbacks ended up revealing that the ghost was actually Jackie, and it was also uncovered while Jackie was talking to her father about Ava, she ended up being run over by Ava, who was looking at her phone while driving. Ava got out of the car and saw what was she had done, but she also turned her attention to a deer before getting back in her car, leaving Jackie to cling to life and later succumb to her injuries. The villainess maintained her story that she had run over a deer, only for Jackie's father to inform the deranged Ava that she killed his daughter.

Ava attempted to jump off the bridge, only for Jackie's father to stop her from committing suicide. The psychotic villainess gave her announcement about moving into her cabin in what was revealed to be a psychiatric hospital, and in a twist, one of the doctors informed Trina that Ava had suffered from peritraumatic dissociation, revealing that everything that she had experienced in the film's events was all in her mind to avoid her evil actions. As the doctor stated, Ava remained in her room until she could stand trial, and she continued to be haunted by Jackie's ghost.
Angelica Moore (Small Town Murders: Match 3)

**Angelica Moore**, aka **Angela Lesser**, is the main villainess from "Drive-In, Check Out," the 16th episode of the crime-solving puzzle game, *Small Town Murders: Match 3* (release date January 20, 2021).

Angelica Moore is a famous actress best known for being a scream queen, and her arrival at Thornton Grove had many of the townspeople starstruck, including Nora Mistry, who voiced her fandom while meeting Angelica. Her arrival came just as an investigation involving the murder of Bert Castle, who was running the town's drive-in theater. During Angelica's visit, she acted sweet and charming to everyone around her, with the exception of her assistant, Blake Barrett, who was constantly ordered around by Angelica.

Late one night, Nora and her neighbor, Martha Musgrove, watched *Lumberjack 3: Lumberjill*, an old horror film, late one night, after Nora borrowed a copy of the film from its director, Hank Lennenhoffer. While watching, the pair were shocked to recognize the actress playing Lumberjill as Angelica, as the film was done prior to her various plastic surgeries. Nora's second visit to Hank's place, this time with deputy Mike Shanahan, confirmed that Angelica was in the film, credited under her real name, Angela Lesser.

In addition, Hank revealed that Angelica wanted to keep her role in the movie a secret, out of fear that it would ruin her career. The revelation that the drive-in was going to play Angelica's early film publicly for the first time led to Angelica being suspected of killing Castle, leading to a sting being set to trap the killer. The trap ended up revealing Blake as the actual killer, though the climax's progression revealed that Blake's actions were committed under Angelica's orders.

As it turned out, Angelica arrived at Thornton Grove looking to possess the three remaining copies of her film, and upon finding out about Castle's plan to play the movie, the villainess enlisted Blake to kill Castle to stop him from making the film public. A familiar ringtone was heard at the scene, which was revealed to be Angelica being in contact with Blake during the murder, and after learning that Hank was at the drive-in (the trap that was set), the evil Angelica sent Blake to eliminate him, only for Blake to be caught.

Blake refused to give up Angelica, who later arrived and complained about a boot being place on her limousine, as it was parked in a police zone. The arrogant villainous lashed out at Tess, the town's new sergeant, for placing the boot on her car, after which she phoned Blake. As she did so, the familiar ringtone played, which officially ousted Angelica as the murderous mastermind, and she was arrested shortly after Blake. During her arrest, Angelica referred to herself as the "nation's sweetheart," while threatening to ruin Thornton Grove's police department, as well as Nora.
Alexis (Deadly Estate)

**Alexis** (Chantria Tram) is a villainess from the 2023 Tubi film, *Deadly Estate* (release date March 3, 2023).

Alexis is the best friend of main protagonist Zakiya Carter, who serves as the manager of a hotel known as The Magnate, which has Alexis as part of the staff. The hotel is visited by Ron Brant and his new wife, Valeria, with Ron planning to purchase the hotel; however, the film's progression sees Ron's son, Astor Brant, found deceased of an apparent suicide, while the young woman he was with, Phoenix, was killed as well. Zakiya ended up falsely accused of Astor's death, though she was released after a lack of evidence, but her claims about Phoenix were disbelieved by the staff.

As for Alexis, she consoled Zakiya when Harry Belfort, Zakiya's long time friend, was killed, though she attempted to talk Zakiya out of her investigation. When Alexis mentioned Phoenix's phone, Zakiya searched for it, as it was evidence of Phoenix being in the hotel. Zakiya found the phone hidden in the toilet sink, but shortly afterwards, Alexis turned heel by knocking out Zakiya, and revealing that she was searching for the phone so she could hand it off to the villainous mastermind (later revealed as Valeria) for a $100,000 payout. The villainess snapped at Zakiya for her morality, accusing her friend of thinking she was better than her, and after Zakiya escaped, the evil Alexis pointed her boss, Steve Weissner, in Zakiya's direction. The film's climax revealed that Alexis quit her job for a better profession, though her fate beyond that point wasn't revealed.
Beth Darian (CSI)

You're not who I thought you were. You don't want me. You don't want this baby. We don't want you.

**Beth "Libby" Darian** (Megan Follows) is a villainess from "Bad to the Bone," episode 4.18 of *CSI* (airdate April 1, 2004). She is the sister of Walter Darian.

Beth's first appearance came after Walter Darian, who was interrogated for beating Tony Sciarra to death, suddenly died of a heart attack while attacking Gil Grissom. She brought up her brother's volatile and psychotic nature; adding that he hurt a lot of people and that she often kept her distance. Further investigation revealed that eight years prior, Walter was involved in the murder of another woman, originally believed to be a waitress who was only known as Libby. The remains of a woman were found buried behind a motel, though it was uncovered that the woman was Marissa Cleary, the pregnant wife of Sean Cleary.

Regarding the Clearys, Sean stated that he and Marissa engaged in an argument over the phone just minutes before she was killed, and a letter was apparently written by Marissa told Sean accused him of not wanting to be in her and their baby's lives. However, Marissa's signature was revealed to be forged, and the postmark being in Henderson (despite the motel being in a different city) led Gil and Catherine Willows back to Beth, who stated that she hadn't heard of Marissa when asked about her. Beth correctly figured out that Walter murdered Marissa, and upon noticing burns on her arms, Catherine asked Beth if Walter caused them, only for Beth to respond that they occurred on the job years ago. This led to the reveal that Beth was actually former waitress Libby, who was fired after one day on the job. Beth expressed bewilderment that Walter kept her old uniform, after which her son, Martin, returned home from school and greeted his mother. When asked about Martin's age, Beth stated that he would be nine in the following month, giving the indication that Martin was actually Marissa and Sean's son.

After DNA confirmed this, everything was revealed. Eight years prior, the short-tempered Walter strangled Marissa to death after hearing her argument, and later cut her baby out of her womb and gave him to Beth, who was told by Walter that his mother was a runaway who didn't want him. Upon noticing a scar on Martin's forehead, Beth sensed that Walter had done something horrible to his mother, but didn't want to know, after which she opened Marissa's suitcase and found a photo of the Clearys together. Beth turned heel afterwards by typing the aforementioned letter to Sean, and during her interrogation, the evil Beth claimed that she wrote the letter to prevent Sean from suffering. She added that she loved Martin in the eight years that she raised him, and that Walter giving him to her was the only good thing that her brother had done, though she added that it wasn't out of the goodness of his heart. Afterwards, Beth's whereabouts are unknown.
Bethany (Obsession: Her Final Vengeance)

**Bethany** (Lexi Ainsworth) is the secondary villainess from *Obsession:  Her Final Vengeance*, the third and final film from Lifetime's *Obsession Thrillogy* (airdate July 12, 2020).

Bethany is a patient at a mental hospital; having been committed after she attacked her sister, Charlotte, with a knife due to her belief that Charlotte was trying to steal her boyfriend. She was under the supposed care of newly hired nurse Courtney, who was actually Lisa Barnsworth, the sister of Nick Barnsworth (aka Blake Collins; the overarching villain of the first two films). Lisa bonded with Bethany after telling her about main protagonist Madison Turner, who Blake was dating before she killed him in the second film.

In actuality, Blake/Nick was a psychopath who got close to Madison to rob her sister Evie, and she killed Blake in self-defense after he kidnapped her. As part of Lisa's heel turn and vengeful vendetta, she masked those details from Bethany, and referred to Madison as an evil person who killed her innocent brother, with Bethany also being told that Madison was just like Charlotte. Bethany voiced her fantasy of killing Madison, leading to Lisa enlisting the deranged psychopath to kill her after Madison ended up committed due to Lisa's sabotage.

The climax saw Bethany receiving a knife from Lisa to commit the murder, and afterwards, the evil Bethany entered Madison's room with the knife and lashed out at Madison for hurting "Courtney." She ignored Madison's statements that Lisa was a villainous psychopath and continued lashing out at Madison before lunging at her, after which Madison fought off Lisa's enlisted assassin. Lisa ended up killed by Madison's boyfriend Wesley after a scuffle, and as for Bethany, she was (most likely) returned to her room and faced charges of attempted murder.
Amy (Tomorrow's Teachings)

**Amelia** is the main villainess from *Wife Fakes Getting Abused, You Won't Believe What Happens Next!*, a short film released by **Tomorrow's Teachings** (release date May 23, 2022).

Amelia is the girlfriend of Johnson, and the film opened with Amelia's dismay over her credit card being declined, which she blamed on Johnson buying his guitar. She later watches video from the highly profiled domestic violence case between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard (the latter having falsely accused the former of abusing her), and afterwards, Amelia decided to copy Amber Heard's scheme and set up Johnson as an abuser.

After asking how much money Johnson had, Amelia turns on her phone's recorder and later insults Johnson in an attempt to get him to strike her. When that fails, the villainess later put on makeup under her right eye and posted a video of herself acting distressed and claiming that Johnspn beat her, and later confronted a confused Johnson before showing off her makeup. The evil Amelia boasted about how much money she could make from a lawsuit, and even said to herself that she would get a new man before calling the police on her boyfriend.

In the climax, an officer arrived and arrested Johnson (whose full name was revealed as Johnny Deppre), who informed the officer about the camera footage going straight to his phone. After looking at the phone, the officer informed Amelia that the video showed the couple going to separate rooms, leading to Amelia being arrested, with the villainess repeating her false claim that she was being abused. The narration revealed that Amelia was convicted of her crime.
Anne (Exposure)

**Anne** (Susan Pari) was the main villainess from the 2001 film, *Exposure*.

Anne's backstory only revealed that she was the identical twin sister of Elaine Drury (also played by Pari) though they were separated and adopted by separate families, with the twins knowing nothing about each other. She was abused as a child and spent years in a mental institution, and she ended up becoming a deranged and religious fanatic in adulthood. When Elaine was featured in a racy photo ad taken by Gary Whitford, Anne's family ejected her thinking that *she* was the woman featured in the ad.

Anne's religious zeal reached villainous lengths, as she believed that the ad was distributed by an "Unholy Trinity" of demons, and went on a murderous mission afterwards. Elaine was her first victim, as Anne broke in to her twin sister's home and brutally stabbed her to death. After killing her sister, Anne took confession, which was conducted by Father Close, but only sobbed and left a rambling note about the "Unholy Trinity." The villainess--donning a mask and hooded disguise--later attempted to kill Gary inside an underground parking lot, only to be fought off by Gary.

Anne decided to go after Paul Steerman, Gary's friend and business partner. Anne stalked Gary to his office, and later slashed his throat. In each murder, the villainess left a message in her victim's blood labeling them as members of the Trinity, with Elaine being the first and Paul being the second. During the film's climax, the evil Anne entered Gary's home and attempted to kill Jackie Steerman (Paul's wife), who unmasked the villainess during their struggle. Meanwhile, Gary encountered Father Close, who informed Gary that he knew who was behind the murders.

Both men faced Anne, who held Jackie at knifepoint and made a rambling vow to eliminate the Trinity of demons before escaping. Gary had identified the woman as Elaine, though Father Close stated that the woman was Anne, Elaine's long lost twin sister, and gave Anne's backstory before returning to his car, where he was killed by Anne. The maniacal villainess again pursued and attacked Jackie before being pursued by Gary, who chased her to a nearby shed. Anne's attempted attack towards Gary ended with the madwoman caught in a fishing net that was tangled to a motor, after which she was shoved into the water by Gary. Shortly afterwards, Gary entered the water and pulled out Anne, who was revealed to have drowned.

## Gallery

Anne pursuing and killing Paul SteermanAnne holding Jackie Steerman at knifepointAnne's drowned body
Aurora's Aunt (My Story Animated)

**Aurora's unnamed aunt** was the main villainess from *My Mom is Too Overprotective*, a short story released by **My Story Animated** (release date May 6, 2022). She was the aunt of the story's main protagonist, Princess Aurora of Monaco.

However, Aurora's backstory revealed that when she was a newborn, her aunt turned heel by abducting her niece (who was the heiress to her parents' throne). The insane villainess committed the abduction so she could have the throne for herself, and she even planned to kill Aurora as part of her villainous plot. Aurora's parents managed to rescue their daughter, but they kept her in the castle for her entire life as her evil aunt was still at large.

The story saw Aurora spend years wanting to be in the outside world and voicing her anger over being kept in the castle for so long, while completely unaware of her parents' true reasons. After Aurora (now a teenager) returned to her home after a spat with Andre (her childhood friend), she finally learned that her aunt's heel turn and attempt to abduct and kill Aurora served as the reason for her parents keeping her hidden in the castle. But during the reveal, Aurora's father informed his daughter that they had recently found out that her villainous aunt passed away.

## Trivia

* Aurora's aunt shares similarities with The Duchess, another My Story Animated villainess, as both were aunts in royal families who had ambitions of becoming queen, and turned heel in their quest by attempting to eliminate potential heirs (nieces in both cases). Regarding differences, the Duchess paid to have her niece abducted and killed, while Aurora's aunt committed the abduction and attempted murder herself. Also, the Duchess was fully exposed and arrested, while Aurora's aunt escaped following the rescue of her niece, and passed on afterwards.
Barbara Warrick (Republic of Doyle)

**Barbara Warrick** (Jenina MacGillivray) was the hidden main villainess from "Body of Evidence," the antepenultimate episode of *Republic of Doyle* (airdate December 3, 2014). She was an interior designer and the wife of security company owner Jerry Warrick.

The episode saw the entire Doyle family, Des Courtney, and even Leslie Bennett being interrogated, as the Doyles were accused of robbing Barbara's safe. As the Doyles all explained, Barbara had hired them to test out her security system by breaking into the house, with Jake informing Inspector Vince Pickard to call Barbara for confirmation. However, Pickard revealed that Barbara was deceased, having been found outside the house, with Jake being accused of killing Barbara.

The episode's progression not only revealed that Barbara's death was accidental, but that Barbara was a villainess who masterminded the robbery scheme, which also included murder. As it turned out, Barbara's neighbor, Philip Miles, was in love with Barbara, and knowing this, Barbara turned heel and colluded with Philip in a plot to kill her husband. The villainess provided the murder weapon to Philip:  a lily containing cardio glycosides, with Phillp using the poison to kill Jerry. Barbara's motive was to inherit Jerry's money, but she found out that her husband was in massive tax debt, and the government would seize all of their assets.

At that moment, the evil Barbara stole the money from her safe, and contacted the Doyles as part of her plan to set them up as robbers, which also included staging her bedroom to appear that the Doyles had broken in. The scheming villainess triggered the security alarm and hid the money inside a wall to collect later, and was planning to hide inside the attic until the police left her house. However, while climbing the attic ladder, the high heel on Barbara's shoe broke, causing her to fall and hit her head, killing her instantly. The shoe fragment and the discovery of wallpaper glue on Barbara's fingernails ended up clearing the Doyles, while also fully exposing Barbara's heel persona.

## Trivia

* Barbara Warrick was *Republic of Doyle*'s final one-shot villainess.
Alex (House of Glass)

**Alex** (Jenny Shakeshaft) is the main villainess from the 2021 film, *House of Glass*.

Alex is married to Ian, though the film's opening revealed that Alex had been obsessively accusing Ian of having an affair. Her suspicions were based on Ian's talking in his sleep, as Alex stated that Ian's talking had included mentioning his mistress by name and having sex with her in his fantasy. The accusations were met with denial by Ian, and it was also revealed that they had been in therapy as a result of the accusations, with one session revealing that Alex had been trying to record Ian's sleep-talking, but the noise machine kept her from getting anything.

Alex had vented to a man named Brian about her beliefs regarding Ian's cheating, with the accused mistress being Bella (Ian and Alex's neighbor), who was married to Nate. Another argument between the couple actually ended with Ian walking into the kitchen and seeing Bella tied up and gagged, after which Alex fully turned heel by pistol-whipping Ian before tying him up as well. The deranged villainess, while wielding a gun, ordered Bella and Ian to confess to their affair, with both sides vehemently denying everything, and it was later in the film that Alex boasted that Nate had been relentlessly calling her, with Nate being established as being violently jealous and capable of violent acts.

The film's climax saw Alex play the recordings again, only hearing the noise machine before discovering a full recording of Ian's erotic sleep-talking. The villainess gave the phone to Ian so he could listen, only for Ian to deny hearing anything. However, when Bella listened, she confirmed Alex's statements and stated that she heard the sleep-talking, and it was afterwards that an argument between Bella and Ian revealed that they had cheated on their respective spouses with each other, with the added revelation that Ian had been with women other than Alex and Bella. At that moment, Nate called again, with Bella stating that the ringer was on. The final scene with Alex and Brian in the car while Nate was heading to the house revealed that after the discovery, the evil Alex sent Nate to the house--knowing his violent tendencies--with the villainess and Brian driving off before Nate killed his wife and Ian before committing suicide.

## Trivia

* Jenny Shakeshaft also played villainess Joy Belling on *Inspector Mom.*
Adri

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adri is a storyteller, songwriter, and musician, as well as a mod in the FORM Discord server. adri joined FORM in September of 2018 and became a mod when they were reintroduced into the server in February of 2021.

## Appears On

* All Nighter Vol. 3 - adri - a stranger's quiet hymn
* All Nighter Vol. 5 - adri - as if
* All Nighter Vol. 5 - cat naps, biiiiiird & adri - imaginary friend
* All Nighter Vol. 6 - adri - salamander festival

## Trivia

* adri never has used a pick in any songs she's made.
* adri has absolutely no workflow when it comes to creative endeavors. She just goes.

* adri is the creator of the FORM Battle Pass™.
* adri saw a frog once, she will never forget it.
Barbara Bennett (Murder U)

**Barbara "Barb" Bennett** (Abigail Fleck) is the main villainess from the 2019 short film, *Murder U* (release date December 5, 2019).

Barb is a college student at a school where teacher Scott Everett was found poisoned--he later passed on. Scott was found by main protagonist (and fellow teacher) Walter Green, and regarding Barb, she was one of many students questioned about Scott, with Barb speaking unfavorably about him. Their conversation also revealed that Barb had a crush on fellow student Ashley Monroe, leading Walter to convince Barb to gain the confidence to ask Ashley out on a date.

Afterwards, Barb approached Ashley while she was studying; starting a small conversation before asking Ashley out on a movie date. Later on, Barb and Ashley were shown conversing again, with Barb revealing that she was kicked out of the house once she turned 18, and that she had trouble making friends. Ashley originally expressed sympathy before revealing to Barb that she had a boyfriend who was a drug dealer, after which Alex Green (Walter's son) appeared and revealed herself as Ashley's boyfriend, leading to both Alex and Ashley mocking Barb and her attempt to hook up with the latter half of the couple.

Later that evening, Barb turned heel by entering Ashley's home and slashing Alex's throat, and afterwards, the deranged madwoman stabbed Ashley to death, while commenting that she was "doing this for us." Barb's heel turn came after several students revealed to Walter that Ashley had been in a three-month relationship with Scott, who stalked Ashley when she ended things--while it also led to the conclusion that Barb poisoned and eventually killed Scott out of jealousy. Three days later, Walter took notice of Barb's notebook, and was stunned to see drawings of Ashley inside before Barb took back the notebook.

Walter voiced his suspicions regarding Barb to detective Mike Torres, and in the film's climax, Walter went to Ashley's home after failing to get Alex on the phone. It was there that he spotted Barb studying next to Ashley's body, and once Barb walked away, Walter entered and learned that Ashley was dead, while also expressing horrific shock over seeing his son's slashed body. At that moment, the evil Barb emerged and stabbed Walter, who took out the knife and chased after the villainess in a rage.

As Walter stood over Barb with the knife, Torres entered and ordered Walter to put down his weapon. Barb flashed an evil smirk at Walter, who rose his knife in anger, leading Torres to shoot him down in response. Afterwards, Barb was interviewed by Torres about the events that occurred, claiming that she and Ashley were close, despite Torres later pointing out Barb's lack of knowledge over Ashley and Alex's relationship. The villainess later portrayed Walter as the actual killer; falsely claiming that he was jealous and obsessed with Ashley and killed Scott and his own son to have Ashley to himself. A month passed, and Barb's class received a new teacher, Sarah Reynolds, with the film ending with Barb smirking evilly as she gazed at Sarah.