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Allison (The Babysitter)

**Allison** (Bella Thorne) was a villainess from the 2017 horror-comedy, *The Babysitter*, and the 2020 sequel, *The Babysitter: Killer Queen*.

## 1st Film

Allison is a member of a demonic cult led by Bee, with the first film establishing Allison as being dimwitted and narcissistic. The film's protagonist, Cole Johnson, found out about the cult after witnessing Bee kill Samuel as part of a ritual, which took place after a round of Truth or Dare that saw Allison and Bee make out with each other. Cole was captured and tied up by the villainous cult, but not before he phoned the police about what was going on. A pair of cops appeared at the house, only to be killed by the cult after one of them shot Allison's left breast.

Cole escaped and successfully killed cult members Sonya, Max, and John, but after evading Bee at Melanie's house, he ended up confronted by Allison, who wielded a kitchen knife. During the confrontation, Allison revealed her motivation for her participation in the cult: she had wanted to become a news reporter. After pretending to want to let Cole go, the evil Allison continued her pursuit, only to be shot in the head by Bee.

## Sequel

   Allison returned in the 2020 sequel along with the other deceased cult members from the first film, clumsily making her entrance after Melanie killed Boom-Boom and revealed herself as a cult member. The villainous group pursued both Cole and Phoebe Atwell, and after the duo successfully killed Sonya, Allison went after them, only to be end up trap between a narrow wedge of rocks, allowing Cole and Phoebe to tear the villainess' head from her body.

In the film's climax, Allison was resurrected once again after Melanie successfully mixed Boom-Boom's blood with Cole's, after which all five cult members drank the mixed blood. However, Allison (along with the others) ended up disintegrating, as Bee revealed that she sabotaged the cult by setting up Cole and Phoebe to have sex with each other (with Allison expressing shock that anyone would sleep with Cole), tainting Cole's once-innocent blood in the process.

## Trivia

* Bella Thorne later played serial killer Marci on *American Horror Stories*.
Amber Canardo (Criminal Minds)

**Amber Canardo** (Nicki Aycox; 1975-2022) is the main villainess from "The Perfect Storm," episode 2.03 of *Criminal Minds* (airdate October 4, 2006).

## Backstory

The backstory of Amber Canardo (née Brooks) revealed that she was sexually assaulted for years by her own father and brother, with the rapes beginning as a child and into her teenage years. 15-year-old Amber stumbled into a hospital in Tallahassee beaten and raped, and she was told to go to the police. However, after arriving at the police station, Amber's mother appeared and stated that Amber lied about the assaults, and following this, the investigation halted and the rapes continued.

Due to the assaults and her mother's apathy, Amber became a murderous sadist, and by the age of 18, she began abducting and killing teenage girls in Florida. She committed these acts with her unnamed boyfriend, who would help Amber torture the girls before Amber strangled them to death. Amber later killed her boyfriend for unknown reasons, though it was most likely because he was a loose end. She eventually met and married Tony Canardo, and he (along with Tony's cellmate Joey Davin, unwillingly) became a part of Amber's villainous and twisted routine.

## Events

In the episode, Amber adopted the routine of recording the tortures and rapes on DVDs and sending them to the victims' loved ones, doing so with regarding two of her victims, Bonnie Mossenburg and Laura Clemensen. It was the DVD featuring the latter that caused Frank Clemensen, Laura's father, to have a fatal heart attack due to the shock. Amber, in a disguise, later abducted Tiffany Spears after she asked Tony for directions, and when she is shown for the first time in the episode, she played the role of a victim being abused by Tony. To further the ruse, the psychotic Amber beat up and bruised herself to make it appear that Tony was violent towards her, and while at the BAU station, she attempted to throw Tony under the bus when she was told that the wedding ring she was wearing belonged to Laura Clemensen. Amber did so by stating that Tony won the ring while gambling.

It was when Amber was alone with Tony that Hotchner began to sense that Amber, not Tony, is the true mastermind. A recording of Amber verbally snarling at Tiffany confirmed the reveal, and after Tony reveals that Tiffany is being held at a secluded cabin, Tiffany is found by BAU being assaulted by the evil Amber, who was trying to kill her. The group busted into the cabin and arrested Amber for her long list of murders.

## Trivia

* Nicki Aycox is best known for recurring on *Supernatural* as the evil Meg Masters, and later played blackmailer Grace Clayton in 2007's *Perfect Stranger*.
Adrienne & Albertine (The Hitchhiker)

**Adrienne** (Mapi Galan) and **Albertine** (Alexandra Fierro) are villainesses from "White Slaves," episode 6.12 of *The Hitchhiker* (airdate December 7, 1990).

In the episode, Adrienne was introduced as a young and attractive woman who was abducted by American college students Gerald and Eric, who both planned to have her way with her. However, Gerald's tryst with Adrienne saw him develop feelings for her, which surprised Eric, who attempted to assault Adrienne and hold her at knifepoint. Gerald fought Eric afterwards, and their fight ended with the pair tumbling down the stairs, with Eric accidentally stabbed to death.

Gerald ended up interviewed by police and faced arrest until Adrienne, with Albertine present, informed the authorities that Gerald saved her from being raped by Eric. Both women expressed their gratitude to Gerald, and the film's climax saw Gerald with both girls at a nightclub, where Adrienne introduced Gerald to her brother, Georges. During the introduction, Gerald began feeling woozy, with Georges indirectly revealing that he had been drugged, while lashing out at him for his actions towards Adrienne.

Despite Gerald's protests and statements that he never meant to hurt Adrienne, he ends up in the back of a van with other knocked out victims. As for Adrienne and Albertine, both are revealed as conspirators in the scheme, which is indicated to be a sex trafficking opeartion. The episode ended with the villainesses boasting about receiving their payment for their roles, before walking away with Georges.
Annie and Miri (Scooby-Doo)

**Annie and Miri** are the villainesses of "Roller Ghoster", the final story of issue 91 of the *Scooby-Doo* DC comic (release month December, 2004). The story began with the Scooby gang chasing down two ghosts known as the Sideshow Specters in an amusement park.

However, during the chase, the gang ended up colliding with each other and falling down in a heap, allowing the Specters to escape. However, Daphne Blake spotted torn paper on the back of one of the criminals with the letters "NEL OVE". This allowed the gang to follow the two figures into the Tunnel of Love, the base of their operation.

Inside the tunnel, the two villainesses removed their Specter costumes, with Miri blasting Annie for the hitch in their plan, revealing the two to be teenage employees of the park who were staging the hauntings to cover for robberies they were committing on the premises. In response, the evil Annie insisted that the plan would work, causing Miri to mock her for being scared of the Scooby gang. At that moment, the gang burst in on the two villainous thieves, frightening them. The pile-up resulted in humiliating circumstances for both girls, with Miri ending up buried under the gang, while Annie was knocked into the Tunnel of Love's river. Following the capture, the two evil employees were arrested off-screen.
Beth Raitt (Warehouse 13)

**Beth Raitt** (Tricia Braun) was the hidden main villainess from "Where and When," the antepenultimate episode of *Warehouse 13*'s second season (airdate September 7, 2010). She was the wife of Jonah Raitt, who was the editor of *Where and When* magazine back in 1961.

In the episode, former Warehouse agent Rebecca St. Clair revealed that Jonah had died at the age of 82, and she revealed that Jonah left behind a murderous legacy, as he was accused of killing his wife and three other women. The accusation included an artifact: a glass knife that belonged to Cinderella, which turned the user's victims into glass. Rebecca worked the case with her late husband, Jack Secord, but they never recovered the artifact, leading to H.G. Wells sending Pete Lattimer and Myka Bering to Green Bay, Wisconsin in 1961 as Jack and Rebecca, respectively, to complete the case.

Pete wanted to save one of the women, Roxanne, during their trip to the past, but his and Myka's encounter ended with Roxanne running off in a panic, only to meet her fateful doom when a cloaked figure stabbed her to death with the knife and then shattered her in pieces. When Jonah arrived afterwards, the pair realized that he wasn't the killer, and regarding Jonah's ties to Roxanne and the other two women, he revealed that they were his secretaries and he was working with them in his plan to take over the magazine and give them better opportunities. Pete, Myka, and Jonah went to the Raitt household fearing that Beth was in danger, but to their surprise, Beth turned heel by revealing that she "took care of the other whores," revealing herself as the true killer.

As it turned out, Beth believed that Jonah was sleeping with his secretaries, and with her knowledge of the knife's powers, the villainess killed the first two women, and she donned her cloaked disguise and killed Roxanne as well. After her reveal, the evil Beth stated to Jonah that she thought he'd "get the message" with her actions, after which she knocked out her husband with a vase and held him up while asking Myka to shoot and kill him. Pete held the deranged villainess at bay, only for Beth to cement her reveal by taking out the knife and stabbing Pete's left hand. She even attempted to stop Myka from removing the knife, stating that it had to stay in so he can become a full glass figure, but Myka successfully pulls out the knife and saves her partner.

Beth and Myka ended up fighting over the knife, with the struggle ending with Myka stabbing Beth with the knife. As she was slowly dying, the villainess asked Jonah why he couldn't love her more, with Jonah answering by asking why she couldn't love him any less, as he watched Beth completely turn into glass.

## Gallery

Beth in her villainous disguiseThe evil Beth attacking RoxanneBeth holding Jonah hostage, marking her revealBeth as a glass figure
Beatrice (Looney Tunes)

**Beatrice** (Bea Benaderet; 1906-1968) is a villainess from *Kit for Cat*, a **Looney Tunes** short released on November 6, 1948.

The cartoon features Sylvester and a young kitten being taken in for the evening by Elmer Fudd, who states that he could only keep one and he'd choose in the morning. Sylvester makes various attempts to sabotage the kitten's chances in front of Elmer, only to end up disturbing Elmer and being on the receiving end of his reprimands, one of them being that he would kick out Sylvester if he disturbed him once more.

The kitten later tries to sabotage Sylvester, and during the chaos, he turns on the radio, after which a program featuring characters named Melvin and Beatrice played. In the show, Beatrice screams as Melvin laughs maliciously and proclaims that he was going to kill her. Beatrice teased Melvin over missing his shot, only to turn the tables and give an evil laugh of her own, as she informed Melvin that *she* would kill *him*. The malevolent madwoman continued pursuing a panicked Melvin; however, the radio cuts off after Elmer hears the melee and stops the two felines.
Anne (Vid Chronicles)

**Anne** (Roshell Fields) is the main villainess from *Child Gets Harmed by Babysitter, Watch What Happens Next*, a short film released by **Vid Chronicles** (release date July 9, 2021).

Anne is the cousin of Toni, who served as the regular babysitter for young Jackie Ambrose. The film began with Jackie's mother preparing to leave for the hospital, as her sister was due to give birth, but regarding a sitter for Jackie, Mrs. Ambrose informed her daughter that her regular sitter, Toni, was ill, leading to Anne being enlisted to watch Jackie. Anne appeared at the house just as Mrs. Ambrose was about to leave, and her introduction saw Anne congratulate Mrs. Ambrose regarding her sister, and being given instructions regarding her duties.

After Mrs. Ambrose left, however, Anne turned heel by bullying and abusing Jackie, beginning with calling her names as she took control of the TV set, doing so after refusing to play games with her. Jackie informed Anne that she would call her mother due to her sitter being mean, only for Anne to continue to berate Jackie and threaten to harm her if she didn't comply with her rules. Unbeknownst to Anne, Mrs. Ambrose had her brother-in-law, George, install cameras to keep an eye on the sitter, with the detail being revealed during George's phone call to Jackie's mother.

After checking her emails, Mrs. Ambrose was horrified to see Anne abusing her daughter on video and rushed back home, where Jackie was crying, only for Anne to tell her to stop. The villainess responded to Jackie's threat to tell her mother with her own threat to make life miserable for Jackie, and as Jackie rose out of her seat, the evil Anne intentionally tripped Jackie, causing her to fall. Mrs. Ambrose arrived shortly afterwards and lashed out at Anne, who claimed that Jackie accidentally tripped--only for Jackie to revealed that her sinister sitter intentionally tripped her.

It was at that moment that Mrs. Ambrose revealed that she had seen Anne's abusive conduct on camera, and responded to Anne's feigned apology by threatening to tell everyone at their local church about her, with the villainess pleading with Mrs. Ambrose to not tell anyone. Mrs. Ambrose added that she couldn't call the police due to not telling her about the cameras beforehand, but she did send the clips to Toni, after which Anne again begged Mrs. Ambrose to not tell anyone at the church. After stating that she would do anything, Anne (under Mrs. Ambrose's order) apologized to Jackie for her actions, and was later banished from the house by Mrs. Ambrose.
Alana Temper (The Pregnancy Scheme)

**Alana Temper**, aka **Alana Powell** (Ruth Bidner), is the main villainess from the 2023 Lifetime film, *The Pregnancy Scheme* (airdate June 11, 2023).

## Backstory and Introduction

Alana Temper was introduced as a friend of Julia Simmons, though her backstory revealed that she had lost a lot of money due to her husband's gambling habit. Alana turned heel by running criminal scams in her quest to regain what she lost, with one of them being a cryptocurrency scheme before she started working on a plot involving pregnancy tests. Upon learning about Julia's pregnancy, as well as Julia's own desperation for money, Alana approached Julia and manipulated her into creating positive pregnancy tests so she could sell them.

Alana's customers usually involved women who were looking to trap men into committing, and the arrangement saw the villainess give 70% of her earnings to Julia, whose trepidation regarding her role in the plan increased as the film progressed. Julia spent less time with Alana, who became irritated with being ignored and later confronted Julia on two occasions, with the second meeting taking place in Julia's home. Julia voiced her refusal to create more tests, only for Alana to blackmail her into continuing by threatening to report Julia to the police, while portraying herself as a victim and pawn in a scheme masterminded by Julia.

## Climax and Arrest

Having seen Alana's heel persona in full form, Julia informed her friend Celia about Alana and her scam, leading to Celia confronting Alana and ordering her to leave Julia alone. The villainess later entered Celia's home and attacked her with a bat, leaving Celia hospitalized, and it was followed by Alana feigning concern to Julia and Drew (the latter being Julia's boyfriend) about Celia. The film's climax saw Julia learn more about Alana's criminal activities from Bridget Wende, a pregnancy classmate who was revealed as a reporter named Maureen Quinn, and later on, Julia was confronted by a man who was dating Sheila, who was one of Alana's customers.

Julia voiced her plan to turn herself in, only for Alana to appear and knock out Sheila's lover before chasing Julia and keeping her from calling Maureen. The evil madwoman tied up Julia and revealed that her husband's gambling habit drove her to her criminal activities, while voicing her jealousy of Julia's good life and her belief that Julia would be all in on her scheme. In regards to Drew, the evil Alana revealed that she ran down Drew (who survived), giving a maniacal laugh after being attacked by Julia, who later knocked out Alana with the bat. The front page of Julia's newspaper revealed that Alana was convicted of her various crimes.
Amber (Life Reels)

**Amber** (Marissa Gill) is the secondary villainess from *Girlfriend Fakes Being Sick in Order to Scam Rich Military Soldier!!!*, a short film released by **Life Reels** (release date February 25, 2022).

Amber is the best friend of Stacia, who was in a relationship with military soldier Steven. Stacia was apparently suffering from cancer and needed an operation that cost $25,000, with Steven offering to use his inheritance to pay for the operation. As it turned out, Stacia was faking cancer to gain Steven's money, and she boasted about the success of her plan to Amber, who revealed her own villainy by mentioning that she had often dated men to gain their money, adding that it took her two weeks to gain the codes to her lovers' safes.

In addition, Amber had been behind a series of break-ins, as she showed Stacia a gold watch she had stolen during one of her heists. The villainess colluded with Stacia in her grand plan, which would result in a million dollars being stolen from Steven, but a week later, on the day that Stacia was set to receive the code to Steven's safe, Steven called Stacia and revealed that their neighbor, Mary, had started a GoFundMe page to raise money for Stacia's operation. The news was met with indignance from Stacia, who removed her head scarf and revealed that she was scamming Steven for his money, while vowing to get the code.

Amber informed Stacia that she blew her cover, only for Stacia to state that she couldn't handle one more day as Steven's girlfriend. After various failed attempts to break into the save, the villainesses were encountered by both Steven and Mary, who learned the truth about Stacia, with Amber boasting that both she and Stacia had used men in the same fashion before. Mary went to call the police, but in response to Steven's attempt to prevent the pair from taking the save, the evil Amber warned Steven to back down. At that moment, Steven locked Stacia and Amber in the room until the police arrived, resulting in Amber being arrested (off-screen).

## Trivia

* Marissa Gill later played *Sameer Bhavnani* villainess Amy.
Anne Schamberg (Bones)

**Anne Schamberg** (Alexandra Metz) is the main villainess from "The Geek in the Guck," episode 10.04 of *Bones* (airdate October 16, 2014). She is a programmer working for wealthy video game creator Hayes Robertson.

Anne was also the girlfriend of Hayes' best friend and business cohort, Noah Gummersall, but Hayes saw the relationship as a threat to his business. Wanting to maintain control of both of them, Hayes catfished Noah, using the identity of a woman named Chloe Blanchard to do so. "Chloe" led to Noah and Anne breaking up, and when the latter found out what Hayes did, she confronted Hayes over his actions. Hayes mocked Anne and (indirectly) Noah in response, leading to Anne attacking Hayes in a fit of rage. She used a shield from one of their games as a weapon, beating him to death and tossing his body over a high height.

As a result of her murderous actions, Anne became the acting lead programmer and game creator, and she had nothing but good things to say about Hayes when encountered by Seeley Booth and James Aubrey. However, Anne was revealed as Hayes' killer when the crew played a video reenactment of the murder, which proved the killer was a woman. During Anne's interrogation, Dr. Temperance Brennan pinpointed a weakness in Anne's right side, which was caused by a knee injury she suffered years ago. The weakness gave away Anne as the killer, as the reenactment showed that the killer had a weaker right side. After the reveal, the evil Anne lambasted Hayes; accusing him of ruining her life and Noah's, and stated that she killed him because he belittled her. Anne was later arrested (off-screen) for Hayes' murder.
Bloody Mary (Best-Selling Murder)

**Bloody Mary** (Vanessa Ray) is a villainess of the 2016 Lifetime film *Best-Selling Murder* (originally titled *Serialized*; airdate November 12, 2016).

## Origin

Bloody Mary was the creation of novelist Hannah Ryan (also played by Ray), who (after being dumped by her publisher, Phillip Radcliffe) began work on her novel, *Bloody Mary Chronicles*, which featured Bloody Mary as the killer. Early in the film, Hannah was shown in her apartment talking with Phillip, who offered her a deal to ghostwrite his company's next novel. After reluctantly agreeing with his deal, Hannah made Phillip a Bloody Mary in her kitchen, where she grabbed a knife and killed Phillip.

It was at that moment that Hannah suddenly appeared and approached her doppelgänger, who was revealed as none other than Bloody Mary herself. The imaginary villainess later gave Hannah the knife as a "souvenir," and following this, the image of the murder (including Mary's bloody knife) disappeared, as it was revealed to be in Hannah's mind as inspiration for her novel's chapters.

## Heel Turn

    Mary resurfaced later in the film and killed Julia in another imagined scene, which Hannah used to write a second chapter. All the while, Mary gave an evil smirk as she looked at Hannah, possibly hinting that Hannah could be next. Later on, Hannah returned home from visiting her publishing partner, Darby, at the hospital, after Darby was attacked by a killer who had been copying the murders in Hannah's novel. At that moment, Mary turned heel and attacked Hannah, and later went after her with a knife from the kitchen, all while wearing a disguise that consisted of a mask and a hoodie.

The masked villainess continued assaulting Hannah, smashing her face on a glass table before the novelist knocked the knife from Mary's possession. However, the evil Mary retrieved the weapon and then killed "Hannah," proceeding to remove her mask and also ominously glare at the real Hannah, who used the scene to write another chapter of *Bloody Mary Chronicles*. While discussing her novel at the end of the film, Hannah does not reveal Bloody Mary's ultimate fate.

## Gallery

Mary turning heel and suddenly attacking HannahBloody Mary looking down at "Hannah"Mary removing her hood and mask after killing "Hannah"
Barboura (Housewife Alien vs Gay Zombie)

**Barboura** (Elin Hallberg) was a villainess from the 2017 film, *Housewife Alien vs Gay Zombie*.

Barboura was the wife of notorious mad scientist Dr. Morris, though she was only a living head in the film's events. She sent herself to the home of Catherine Lacey, who was mourning the death of her sister, Ruth Lacey, and it was afterwards that Barboura coerced Catherine into scheming to resurrect her sister. The plan included growing a particular plant, which resulted in Ruth returning in the plant's form, but in order to regain a body, Ruth seduced and engaged in a sexual encounter with a woman named Judy as part of her own scheme.

Ruth was reborn and continued a killing spree she started prior to her passing, all the while, Barboura ordered Catherine to find a body for her. The villainess received a male cadaver--which was one of Ruth's victims--after which Barboura's head was placed on the body. She was unaware that the body was male, though she relished in being fully resurrected; however, Barboura ended up mauled to death by a horde of zombies.
Amber (Kidz Chron)

**Amber** (Mary Miri) is the main villainess from *Babysitter Abuses Child, Then This Happens*, a short film released by **Kidz Chron** (release date December 7, 2022). She is the babysitter for Paris Jones, the only daughter of Tonya and Melvin Jones.

However, Amber's backstory revealed that she was in a relationship with Melvin years prior, and at some point, she became pregnant with Melvin's child. Under Melvin's insistence, Amber terminated the pregnancy, and she became Paris' babysitter after being recommended by Melvin, though the film doesn't reveal how long she had been sitting for the Jones family. Amber turned heel after accepting the job, as she began habitually beating Paris, doing so out of anger towards Melvin.

The film's events showed Amber appearing at the house just as Tonya and Melvin left for work, but afterwards, the evil Amber took out a belt and called for Paris, with the maniacal villainess using the belt to abuse Paris. Later on, Amber ordered Paris to look down on the floor until her parents returned, doing so while holding a stick (another weapon she would use). The villainess left and received her pay after Tonya and Melvin returned home, and it was after Amber's departure that Paris revealed Amber's abuse.

Tonya was shocked by the revelation, while Melvin questioned his daughter's claims and voiced his objection to confronting Amber. Despite this, the couple met with Amber, who revealed her past illicit relationship with Melvin, while also confessing to beating Amber out of anger over Melvin (in her mind) keeping Paris over their love child. After learning about Melvin and Amber's shared past, as well as uncovering Amber's weapons of abuse, Tonya ejected both of them from her house, though Amber's fate beyond that point wasn't revealed.
Alex Moore (Blue Bloods)

**Alex Moore** (Melissa Joyner) is a villainess from "The Puzzle Palace," episode 10.17 of Blue Bloods (airdate April 3, 2020).

Alex Moore is the defense attorney for killer Jackson Wilks, who was arrested for killing Elliott Greene. During Wilks' interrogation, Alex stated to detectives Danny Reagan and Maria Baez that Wilks had never killed anyone, while Wilks added that Greene's death was due to drugs, and not the fact that Wilks bashed his skull in. To the detectives' surprise, the report backed up Wilks' claim, and a bigger surprise was that it was filled out by Megan Carson, who (as Danny pointed out) never made mistakes.

As Danny would later learn from Megan, the report was falsified, with Megan doing so after being threatened by Alex, as she was planning to have Wilks escape another murder charge. Danny and Maria interrogated Alex with the facts, with the villainess smirking over Megan revealing the truth, while also making a veiled threat against her. Afterwards, the evil Alex phoned Wilks and sent him to kill Megan, only for Danny and Maria to track Wilks and arrested him. Following Wilks' arrest, Alex was also arrested (off-screen) for her role.
Ashley Fallon (Charmed)

**Ashley Fallon** (Jocelyn Seagrave) was the main villainess from "The Wendigo," episode 1.12 of *Charmed* (airdate February 3, 1999).

## Introduction

Ashley Fallon was an FBI agent who joined the case centering on Piper Halliwell's attack, which was caused by a creature known as a wendigo. She joined hunter Billy Waters (as well as Andy Trudeau) on the pursuit, with Billy's involvement being personal; he had encountered the wendigo before when the creature killed his fiancé, Laura. Billy stated to Piper that wendigos fear fire and they consume human hearts, and he had gone to Fallon to explain the same to her, with the meeting taking place at a parking garage.

## Reveal & Death

    During the meeting, Billy began the process of lighting his cigarrette, and at that moment, Fallon began turning heel when she flinched at the sight of the flame from Billy's lighter, revealing herself as the wendigo behind the attacks, much to Billy's surprise. After the revelation, Fallon killed Billy by snapping his neck, cementing her heel turn. The villainess set her sights on Andy, coercing him to join her on a nightly search during the final night of the full moon, while making various attempts to seduce Andy.

Once the full moon rose, the evil Fallon began her transformation into a wendigo, with Andy unaware of Fallon's heel persona emerging. After making one last pass at Andy, Fallon completed her transformation and later nearly killed Andy, but she was stopped by the Prue and Phoebe. The sisters faced two wendigos, as one of them was Piper (who transformed inside their house, and Phoebe fired her last remaining flare from her gun. When it froze, they learned that it was Piper that the flare was aimed at, and Phoebe diverted it to Fallon's direction, killing the villainous FBI Agent.

## Gallery

Fallon's evil glare after turning heelAshley Fallon's hand morphingFallon transforming into a wendigo
Alison Wheeler (Accused)

**Alison Wheeler** (Rachel Bilson) is the main villainess from "Danny's Story," episode 1.03 of *Accused* (airdate January 31, 2023).

## Introduction

The episode's early scenes introduced Alison as the Wheelers' live-in nurse, as she was in charge of tending to Isabel Wheeler, who was terminally ill. Isabel dies suddenly, leaving her older son, Danny Wheeler, the most distraught out of the remaining family members, which consisted of his younger brother, Matthew Wheeler, and their father, John Wheeler. As for Alison, she attended the funeral with the family, but Danny noticed Alison breaking out into a half smirk, leading Danny to suspect that Alison killed his mother.

Following the funeral, Danny learns that John and Alison became a couple, and while Matthew quickly bonds with Alison, Danny maintained his suspicions and was angry over the relationship. Danny's suspicions increase when Chester, the family dog, is suddenly killed, with Alison claiming that that he was struck by an unknown driver, and it's followed by Danny suddenly developing stomach pains, which came after he accused Alison of lying about Chester and revealing that Alison hated their dog. After being served a bowl of oatmeal from Alison, Danny pours the concoction in a case and pleads with a schoolmate to get it tested, only to drop the container during the argument, which saw his claims disbelieved.

## Heel Turn

The episode's climax saw Danny reveal his belief to the rest of the family, and wielded a knife as he repeated his accusation against Alison, who ended up stabbed by Danny, who ended up arrested afterwards. The episode's opening and climax showed Danny in prison, where he refused a psychiatric evaluation, but ended up taking one after Matthew pleaded with his brother. Alison was shown in attendance with John and Matthew at Danny's trial, having survived the stabbing, and six months later, Alison visited Danny at a psychiatric hospital.

Alison informed Danny that his illness caused him to attack her, and that she recovered, but she later revealed to Danny that John died of a heart attack after their honeymoon, and consoled her stepson afterwards. In response to Danny's question about Matthew, Alison informed Danny that Matthew had been ill with stomach pains--the same thing that befell Danny, who lunged at Alison in anger. Alison turned heel in the process, as the statement confirmed Danny's suspicions that she killed Isabel in order to marry into the family.

In addition, the villainess killed Chester (as she despised Chester due to his incessant barking at her) and poisoned Danny when he became suspicious. Alison married John after Danny was committed, and afterwards, she killed John and began poisoning Matthew as well. The villainess feigned shock over Danny's outburst and told the main orderly to give Danny whatever help he needed, and after Danny was sedated, the evil Alison informed her stepson that he was safe and that she wouldn't give up, no matter how long it took, giving an evil smile at Danny during the episode's final scene.

## Trivia

* Alison Wheeler was *Accused*'s very first villainess.
Alexandra Styles (The Hitchhiker)

**Alexandra Styles** (Guylaine St-Onge; 1965-2005) is the main villainess from "Studio 3X," episode 5.20 of *The Hitchhiker* (airdate November 11, 1989). She is the owner of the titular Studio 3X, which is used to erotic media.

Alexandra first appeared in the dreams of journalist Doug Boynton, who decided to feature her in his latest interview. Doug used the interview to gain ratings for the show, with the interview seeing Alexandra state that men like Doug are responsible for her business--adding that Doug (among other men, in her mind) can't see past their own conceit and ambition. Later in the episode, Doug's fantasy with Alexandra is shown on TV, leading to a confrontation during the episode's climax.

Alexandra denied releasing the material in response to Doug's accusation of her being in league with the demonstrators who had been against him, and added that Doug dreamt up the image beforehand. At that moment, Doug and Alexandra embraced each other, after which Doug shackled Alexandra, who laughed wickedly afterwards. Doug grabbed a dagger and plunged it into Alexandra, killing her instantly, after which Doug was arrested. The episode's final scenes showed Doug--driven insane--being interviewed by his former colleague, Cynthia, in prison; an interview that was watched by a Studio 3X employee. The employee mentioned the ratings to Alexandra, who was shown in a video screen, and in response, the evil Alexandra cackled and stated that the "next wave" was beginning.
Angie Heath (Numb3rs)

**Angie Heath** was a hidden villainess from "Checkmate," episode 4.14 of *Numb3rs* (airdate April 11, 2008).

Angie Heath worked as a computer I.T. and was often on call to service a computer owned by AUSA Robin Brooks. As the episode revealed, Angie was also the ex-wife of Reggie Smith, a member of the Bixel Street Boyz, who was set to testify against his leader, J-Light. In addition, Angie was a criminal herself, as both she and Reggie were arrested for burglary.

Angie's past was uncovered after another witness, Gary Bell, was shot and killed by Coral, an assassin enlisted by J-Light to eliminate witnesses. As to how J-Light got the names, it was uncovered that Angie stole the list of witnesses from Robin's computer while she was working on it, and gave the list to J-Light--who ordered the hits. Upon seeing her ex-husband on that same list, the evil Angie gave the warning to Reggie, but once FBI arrived at Reggie's house, they found him and Angie shot to death, most likely by Coral.
Bella (ZMDE Animations)

**Bella** is the hidden main villainess from *I Hid inside the Girls Locker, I Saw Everything*, a short story released by **ZMDE Animations** (release date April 23, 2020).

## Introduction

Bella was introduced as a woman who was at a gym frequented by main protagonists Steven and Varun, with the latter asking the his friend to act as a wingman and hook him up with her. Just as Steven was about to do so (after a coin flip determined that he would hook them up), Bella walked off, leading to Steven tracking her to what he believed was the women's locker room (it was actually the *men's locke room*).
Steven hid out after hearing two women enter, and recognized one of them as Bella, who paid the other woman $50 to cough on a random towel, after which both of them left. After the man correctly deduced that he was in the men's locker room, he sees Andre approaching his locker, where the contaminated towel was, and warned him not to use the towel, only to be brushed off.

## Reveal

An employee at the gym laughed off Varun's attempt to get with Bella, while also revealing that she used to date Andre. The woman had a longtime crush for him, but after seeing that he was only into more "fit" girls, she started working out until finally catching Andre's eye. Their relationship blossomed to the point where the man even brought Bella to his home and introduced her to his mother (who appeared to like her). However, Andre broke up with Bella under the claim that his mother didn't approve of her, leaving the evil woman heartbroken.

Afterwards, the psychotic woman turned heel by devising a plan to infect Andre with COVID-19 (which explained the aforementioned meeting that Steven witnessed). However, when the employee told Varun to use sanitizer and think of the elderly, Steven came to a realization: Bella's true target was Andre's mother. Her plan was to infect Andre with COVID-19 so he could pass it on to his mother and kill her (due to the fact that elderly people were vulnerable to the virus) and (in Bella's twisted mind) Andre's mother was the main obstacle in their relationship.

Knowing this, Steven and Varun resorted to abducting Andre and holding him for two weeks inside in a cottage who belong ti Stevn's girlfriend, where he was fed vegan burgers on a daily basis. After six days, Andre pleaded to be released, suspecting that Bella was behind his abduction, while also revealing that his story about his mother not approving of her was a lie. Steven let Andre go, but afterwards, the evil Bella appeared and tied up both protagonists before dousing them with gasoline as part of her plan to kill both of them. After the villainess struck a match, Andre appeared and revealed the truth: his mother did approve of Bella, but he wasn't really into her. At that moment, the flame on the match burned the psychotic Bella, who dropped the match in response, only for Andre to put it out in the nick of time. Bella was most likely arrested (off-screen) for her murderous attempts, but not before Varun made another attempt to flirt with her.
Amaya Vayas (Longmire)

**Amaya Vayas** (Monique Gabriela Curnen) is the main villainess from *Longmire* episode 2.03, "Death Came in Like Thunder" (airdate June 10, 2013). She is the wife of Costa Vayas, and the couple (along with Costa's brother Sal) was shown at a Basque festival, being asked by Walt Longmire and Vic Moretti regarding the death of Costa and Sal's baby brother Marco.

It was revealed later on that Marco was planning to sell their family land to a lumber company, and the company approached Amaya regarding the deal. After learning the truth, Amaya kept her meeting with the company a secret from her husband, and poisoned the water supply with hemlock as part of a plan to kill Marco, which succeeds when he succumbs to the poison. As part of the plan, the evil Amaya plotted to make Marco's death look like he had died of a heart attack, knowing full well that the brothers' father died of one.

After arresting Sal, Longmire realized that he couldn't be the killer because he was the type that would have done so to someone's face. Longmire and Moretti drove up to Amaya and Costa's home and saw the latter attacking the former, accusing his wife of selling the brothers out. Longmire saved Amaya from the well, and pulled out what appeared to be hemlock, claiming that the water was poisoned. It was at that moment that Amaya later confessed to killing Marco, stating that she was saving the family. The villainess stated that Marco selling the land would ruin her and Costa, as half of their income would be gone. Amaya berated Costa for (in her mind) being weak, saying that he wouldn't have done anything to stop Marco because he gave him whatever he wanted. After Amaya's villainous confession, Longmire revealed that the water was not poisoned, and what he claimed was hemlock was actually elderberry from his pocket. Amaya was later arrested (off-screen) for killing Marco.

## Trivia

* Monique Gabriela Curnen later recurred on *Elementary* as the evil Gina Cortes.
Amy Pantalone (Private Eyes)

**Amy Pantalone**(Stephanie Belding) is the main villainess from "Aye, Aye, Tonya," the penultimate episode of *Private Eyes*' third season (airdate July 31, 2019). She is the captain of a dinner theater cruise ship.

Amy was encountered by Matt Shade and Angie Everett regarding the whereabouts of Tonya Gilbourne, who worked on the ship and was the fiancee of their latest client, Randall Strong, who suspected that Tonya was unfaithful to him. She claimed that Tonya had the day off, which went against Matt and Angie actually being served by Tonya, though a search of Tonya's locker appeared to prove Amy's claim. After drugs were discovered on the boat, the duo was led to believe that Tonya was possibly a drug dealer, and their investigation ended up being connected to Kurtis Mazhari's undercover sting regarding an opioid distribution ring.

Matt and Angie's return to the ship led them to Tonya, who was found tied up in one of the docks. Tonya was cleared as a suspect, as she stated that she realized that drugs were being distributed and that she was forced to dive off the ship to pick up the next batch, but got locked up when she refused. After Chuck, one of the henchmen appeared, he was later followed by Amy, who held Matt, Angie, and Tonya at gunpoint, revealing herself as the true drug dealer. The villainess ordered Tonya to make the dive, threatening to kill not only Matt and Angie, but Randall as well, after which she set up a meeting with "The Turk" (Maz's undercover alter-ego). During their meeting, the evil Amy handed Mazhari a gun and ordered him to shoot Tonya to prove his identity, only for Maz to later point his gun at Amy.

However, the gun was revealed to be empty, and Amy was set on shooting Maz before Matt and Angie entered. The latter of the two private eyes entered with a flare gun pointed at Amy, much to the villainess' amusement, but at that moment, Angie fired the gun into the warehouse's ceiling, which drew the attention of Danica Powers, Inspector Matlida Carlson, and the rest of the officers, who entered and arrested Amy and Chuck.

## Gallery

Amy's reveal as a drug dealerAmy pointing her gun at the protagonists
Astrid Heisserer (The Rookie)

**Astrid Heisserer** (Lyndon Smith) is a villainess from "Greenlight," episode 1.16 of *The Rookie* (airdate March 19, 2019).

Astrid was introduced as a woman engaging in a verbal altercation with a parking valet, which led to officers John Nolan and Talia Bishop being sent to the scene. Afterwards, Astrid revealed the reason for her anger; her car door was scratched, and she accused the valet of doing it deliberately, but Bishop stated that the scratch was minimal and suggested to Astrid that she should call her insurance company. Upset over the valet not being arrested, Astrid shouted at the valet and accused him of committing the damage intentionally because she turned down his advances, and when the valet snapped back, Astrid attempted to attack him with a knife from her purse.

The knife being unleashed led to Nolan handcuffing and arresting Astrid, with her dress being torn during the arrest. Astrid lashed out at Nolan, accusing him of tearing it intentionally for a cheap thrill, with Nolan flatly denying the claim. Later on, the villainess posed for her mugshots, and while Nolan was taking her to her holding cell and apologizing for what occurred, Astrid asked Nolan if he knew who she was. Nolan brought up her lack of criminal history and stated that if she could file a complaint. In response, the evil Astrid informed Nolan that she would do so, and afterwards, it was revealed that Astrid's boyfriend was Cole Midas, the leader of the Southern Front--a White supremacist prison gang that became the sixth-largest gang in California.

Cole "greenlit" Nolan (placed a hit on him) due to what occurred with Astrid, indicating that Astrid informed Cole about her arrest. Astrid's evil actions ended up resulting in the capture of Nolan and LAPD captain Zoe Andersen, as well as the latter being shot and killed by Cole, and it can be assumed that Astrid was also arrested as a conspirator.

## Trivia

* For her role, Lyndon Smith was credited as Lyndon Talley-Smith.
* Lyndon Smith later played evil nurse Gwen in 2020's *Psycho Nurse,* and Chloe Amsler in 2023’s *Devil On My Doorstep*.
Amber (MacGyver)

**Amber** (Sarah Sokolovic) is a villainess from "Murdoc + MacGyver + Murdoc," episode 3.06 of *MacGyver* (airdate November 2, 2018). She is the estranged wife of notorious assassin Murdoc, and the mother of their son, Cassian.

Like Murdoc, Amber worked as an assassin; in fact, Murdoc himself revealed that they first met when they were after the same target. The episode had Murdoc enlisting MacGyver to help him find Cassian, who was abducted for ransom by Benjamin Liu. MacGyver acquiesced after Murdoc revealed that he was holding Nasha, a woman close to MacGyver, captive, and the episode's progression had Murdoc believing that Amber had taken him. Amber had done three years in prison before the events, but had escaped to reunite with Cassian.

Amber shot at Murdoc and MacGyver when they arrived at her apartment, and while she did have Cassian, Amber revealed that he was taken after being left alone for a few minutes. Murdoc and Amber managed to obtain the ransom (doing so via robbery) and the couple and MacGyver made the deal with Liu, who revealed that Cassian was tied up in an abandoned warehouse nearby. After Liu received the money, he faced Amber and asked if she was coming, calling her "Cookie," Murdoc's nickname for her. A bewildered Murdoc watched as Amber suddenly left with Liu, revealing that she was having an affair with Liu and collaborated on their ransom scheme. The callous villainess stated that Murdoc got what he wanted, while what she wanted was the money.

While MacGyver rescued Cassian, Murdoc intentionally rammed Liu and killed him and his henchmen before confronting his evil wife at gunpoint. Regarding her actions, the evil Amber stated that she wasn't cut for motherhood and told Murdoc to kill her. Despite his immense anger at Amber, Murdoc refused to kill his wife, stating that he would not want to call Cassian that he killed his mother. Instead, Murdoc told Amber to run off, threatening to kill her if she ever returned, with Amber agreeing to Murdoc's terms.
Alexis (No Good Deed)

Alexis (Kate Del Castillo) was a villainess from the 2014 thriller *No Good Deed* (released on September 12th, 2014).

## Introduction/Events

Alexis is first introduced as Colin's ex fiancee as she relocated from Tenessee to Atlanta, Georgia after Colin was arrested and convicted of manslaughter after a bar fight 5 years prior to the film's events. After Colin's parole gets denied, Colin murders two police officers and steals the van later stalking Alexis in Georgia. Colin arrives at Alexis' home and begs for her to forgive him while also revealing that he knows Alexis cheated on him while he was in prison. After finding a note from Jeffrey Granger (Terri Granger's husband) Colin becomes enraged and chases Alexis into her bedroom. Alexis finally admits to having an affair which results in Colin bludgeoning her to death with a lamp. During the film's climax, Colin terrorizes Terri (the main protagonist) and her family while also waiting to get revenge on Jeffrey. Colin forces Terri and her kids to drive to Alexis' home where Terri learns that Jeffrey and Alexis were having an affair after Jeffrey called Alexis asking her to meet him at a hotel. Terri realizes that her encounter with Colin was not by accident and instructs Jeffrey to call the police. Terri kills Colin in self-defense and later leaves Jeffrey for not only having an affair but putting their family in danger as well.