Best Movie Villain Round 1d: Captain Spaulding (53) vs Byron Hadley (76)

[Chris]

Captain Spaulding
Known for: The Devil's Rejects (2005), House of 1000 Corpses (2003), 3 from Hell (2019)


VS

Byron Hadley
Known for: The Shawshank Redemption (1994)
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[JakeYourBooty]

This one is so close the fact that one is a murdering clown and he still loses to a guy who’s just a CO Prick speaks volumes on Clancy as an actor

 

[Chris]

Yeah fuck Hadley lmao

 

[Kim Jong Umb]

Spaulding for me

 

[Alexa]

Captain Spaulding because the idea of him is more terrifying

 

[JakeYourBooty]

Captain Spaulding because the idea of him is more terrifying

Isn’t it more terrifying that Harley’s do exist?


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[Grimoire Lenin]

Captain Spaulding because the idea of him is more terrifying

I mean, John Wayne Gacy was a thing.

 

[JakeYourBooty]

I mean, John Wayne Gacy was a thing.

Very true


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[Y2Jayne]

5 / 5
I voted Spaulding because he's a murderous psycho.

 

[Deezy]

Wish we got that Hadley scene where he cried.

 

[Alexa]

Isn’t it more terrifying that Harley’s do exist?


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I suppose, but to me Spaulding is more terrifying because we all know people in power are sick fucks so.

I mean, John Wayne Gacy was a thing.

The person he was based on and my point

 

[JakeYourBooty]

I concede


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[Kim Jong Umb]

Isn’t it more terrifying that Harley’s do exist?


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wait did rubber make the list

 

[Keith]

Sometimes the more realistic human villains are the more unnerving. I vote Hadley. That actor did a great job in being a slimey creep, but also a chicken shit.

 

[John McHenry]

For me Hadley is only a threat if I've wronged him or the Warden I'd likely have to be in Jail for that. Spaulding he would kill me just for looking at him.