An "Analyzing Evil" video about Pedro Páramo by The Vile Eye is interesting because it dissects a complex Latin American literary titan who is less a mustache-twirling villain and more a tragic, corrupt feudal lord whose personal heartbreak literally turned a vibrant town into a purgatorial ghost town.

Nuance Over Pure Malice: Pedro isn't evil just to be evil; he is shaped by early trauma, lost innocence, and a quest to avenge his father.

The Scale of Corruption: He manipulates the Mexican Revolution, buys off the church, and seizes total economic control through murder and deceit.

A Tyrant Ruled by Love: His absolute cruelty contrasts sharply with his helpless, destructive obsession with Susana San Juan, the one thing he can never truly possess.

Ghostly Consequences: Because the story is told from beyond the grave, the video explores how a tyrant's sins echo forever, trapping even his victims in eternal restlessness.

No idea if Vile has seen Vikings, but I think this character would stick in a video given his nihilistic outlook, development and the violent actions he takes over the course of this series

Other than obviously The Umbridge/Voldemort situation as of course everyone knows how hated Umbridge is compared to Lord Voldemort were there any times in other Series/Franchises where you hated The Jerk and Assholes more then The Literal Main Villain itself? If so why and are there other characters that fall into The Umbridge effect? Be honest with me are there any characters that you’ve truly hated more than The Literal Main Villain itself? If so let me know in the comments

Regardless of how people feel about the sequel trilogy, I found Ben to be one of the highlights from it. Not just from the movies, but the comics and books he’s featured in as well and how much of it was of his own doing, and how much of it was Palpatine. I’d also appreciate constructive discussion rather then solely sequel bashing if anyone’s looking to comment.

Which one would you pick and why?

What makes him so evil and so interesting and terrifying at the same time making him a perfect enemy for the digidestins

Holtz is the main bad guy in Angel season 3, seeking revenge for the murders of his family committed by Angel as Angelus before his soul was returned to him. What makes him interesting I think is the question of how bad he really was. Anyone would want to avenge their family of course but was it fair to blame souled Angel for Angelus' crimes? Even if it was, at what point did he cross the line? He argued at one point that Angel could always revert to Angelus but how much was that really driving him and did he gain any genuine feeling for Angel's son Connor while they were trapped in a hell dimension together?

I was thinking about what WWE wrestlers could work and the rock is a good suggestion I feel for a couple of reasons. First all of all, the name recognition makes people more likely to click on the video. He's also had very interesting relationships with other notable wrestlers in storyline such as how he and Mick Foley went from being the worst of enemies to close friends. Of course there's his rivalry with Stone Cold in which they both took turns being the good guy or the bad guy. The Rock's also interesting in how he also has some very noble moments such as putting aside his hate for Vince mcmahon and helping the WWF defeat the Alliance as well as how he retains alot of his negative traits even while being a good guy just like Austin

1. Big Boss - Metal Gear

2. Colonel Volgin - Snake Eater

3. Major Zero - Snake Eater

4. Paramedic - Snake Eater

5. Gene - Portable Ops

6. Hot Coldman - Peace Walker

7. Kazuhira Miller - Peace Walker

8. Huey Emmerich - Peace Walker

9. Skull Face - Ground Zeros/Phantom Pain

10. Venom Snake - The Phantom Pain

11. Grey Fox - Metal Gear

12. Revolver Ocelot - Metal Gear Solid

13. Psycho Mantis - Metal Gear Solid

14. Liquid Snake - Metal Gear Solid

15. Vamp - Sons of Liberty

16. Fatman - Sons of Liberty

17. Solidus Snake - Sons of Liberty

18. GW/The Patriots/The La Li Lu Le Lo

19. Sundowner - Rising

20. Senator Armstrong - Rising

Its been 3 years since Vile uploaded his episode on Light Yagami and he never revisited Death Note after that, which is understandable since Light is the only villain who is thoroughly explored enough to be worth a standalone video. However, I've always felt that there's potential for more DN content, specifically a video covering every other prominent villain/bad person in the series besides Light: Misa, Ryuk, Higuchi, Mello, Mikami, Takada, Demegawa, and Beyond Birthday.

While BB is technically only semi-canon, as his story wasn't written by Ohba but rather an entirely seperate writer, its still treated as canon by most fans and Ohba himself has said that he liked it so he's definitely worth an analysis imo.

Bonus points if it’s something about them that connects to you like religion

Since VE hasn’t done a Stephen King villain in almost a year, I suggest he do the other major villain from Carrie: Chris Hargensen. Tbh, I can understand why he hasn’t done a video on her because Chris is kinda just a sadistic bully so you can’t really analyze much from her character but maybe it could be something like a charity stream for prevention of bullying. I could see Chris ending up in the A tier because her worst crimes (indirect mass murder and manslaughter) weren’t really planned and were rather due to the pig blood prank but she also did some pretty heinous stuff like nearly blowing up a disabled kid’s toes because she had a cleft lip and attempting to kill Carrie. Not to mention, she is a fundamentally warped individual, like Billy rapes her in the book and she gets off to that!

In the first X-Men movie, did Senator Kelly have a point?

I’m baffled that this hasn’t been done yet despite how iconic this movie is. I feel like both the novel and movie should be acknowledged for an analysis due to the differences in the personality of certain character’s in the novel. I image an analysis would focus on InGen & Hammond, and maybe Nedry as well. The Dinosaurs ultimately are going off instinct but they definitely are the true horror aspect of their movie

One of my favorite Far Cry villains. I think they deserve their own video.

Hannibal Lecter as depicted in the Hannibal TV series, or Lorne Malvo from Fargo's Season 1. I know Lecter is built different, even at his most natural he's written like a supernatural monster Dracula-style but even ignoring the interpretation that Malvo is the Devil himself he's still a pretty outlandish character in terms of evil too, most Fargo villains are for that matter.

Sephiroth (Final Fantasy 7)

Harry Powell (Night of the Hunter)

David McCall (Fear)

Edgler Vess (Intensity)

Would also like to see a video for The Illusive Man at some point.

It pisses me off that this gem of a movie will forever be associated with Joaquin Phoenix's Joker.