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psychologically frightening, on many levels

psychologically frightening, on many levels

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started to make a poll
the names of actors that make the blood run cold just by looking at you
the list grew exponentially (that means really fast and then even faster yet)
then i began perusing the on-screen females that had scared the poodiddle outta me
jenna and neve, i'm looking straight at YOU

now i've triple locked the duck tape and cardboard door to the shack

no poll for you

hold me

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rookie54

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a cast of two

50% john malkovich
50% javier bardem
2 votes • Final results

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Annie Wilkes😳🫣

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@rookie54 said
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Malkovich certainly has his moments, as with his role as ‘Booth’ in ‘In The Line of Fire’.

But for me Bardem in No Country for Old Men, and also more campy but equally as brilliantly acted, as Silva in Skyfall, is the best of the two.

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Anthony Hopkins as Hannibal Lecter.

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Bette Davis in What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?

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Boris Karloff 😲

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@diver said
But for me Bardem in No Country for Old Men, and also more campy but equally as brilliantly acted, as Silva in Skyfall, is the best of the two.
Indeed! I had nightmares about that guy!

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I just watched Killers of the Flower Moon for the first time (highly recommended). While I don’t generally consider Leonardo Di Caprio’s appearance psychologically frightening, his persistent frown created a personae which portrayed his character’s inner conflict from start of film to finish. For me, it was unsettling. Genius acting by Di Caprio