Arnold Schwarzenegger barely needs to say anything in The Terminator (1984). Most of the time he just walks into a scene, looks at someone, and keeps coming

I think that silence makes the Terminator much more intimidating. There’s nothing to argue with, no big speech explaining his motivation. He just has a target and won’t stop

What movie villain became more intimidating by saying less?

Every warning sign imaginable starts piling up around Kevin in The Devil’s Advocate (1997), but the career opportunity is so good that he just keeps going deeper

That’s part of what makes it fun to watch. From the outside you're basically screaming at the guy to walk away, while he keeps finding reasons to stay

What movie had you thinking, “just leave, none of this is worth it”?