1. Dead Man’s Shoes
   Pirates of the Caribbean
2. The Crow
   Crank

Johnny Depp as Jack Sparrow loves his rum and will take a ship that he wants, when he wants, the devil be dammed. His character is basically a trumped-up impression of Keith Richards, but he's a charmer!

1. Dead Man’s Shoes
   The Crow
2. Crank
   Oldboy

Paddy Considine is an avenging angel of death in the movie "Dead Man’s Shoes." Paddy's character, Richard torments the bullying thugs in his home town.

1. The Crow
   Clerks
2. Crank
   Oldboy

A customer-loathing, porn-loving video store attendant, Randal Graves, is the star of "Clerks." This cult classic was made on a budget of $25,000.

1. The Crow
   Crank
2. Oldboy
   Zombieland

He needs to keep his adrenaline pumping or he dies. Criminal by trade, Chelios sets about picking fights with anyone he can find to keep his heart rate up.

1. Natural Born Killers
   Crow
2. Oldboy
   Zombieland

It's a killer's worst nightmare. A rock star, Eric Draven, is revived from the dead to get vengeance on the killers who put him there. The late Brandon Lee gave an amazing performance.

1. Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans
   Oldboy
2. Zombieland
   Natural Born Killers

If you're in their path, you're dead. It's as simple as that to a pair of morally bankrupt degenerates. However Mickey truly loves Mallory, so we can see his sweet side.

1. Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans
   Oldboy
2. Zombieland
   Roger Dodger

Nicholas Cage is Terrence McDonagh, a non-law-abiding cop in "Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans." He wants his drugs and will do anything to get them. Give it to him, and he's on your good side.

1. From Dusk Til Dawn
   Roger Dodger
2. Unforgiven
   The Usual Suspects ’

When Roger Swanson, a ladies man, takes his nephew under wing for an informative and educational night of picking up women, ee do see his vulnerability. Also, his silver-tongued pick-up lines are too charming to ignore.

1. Unforgiven
   Gran Torino
2. Fistful of Dollars
   The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

Munny has been killing people all his life, but he has hung his gun to be a pig-farmer. Then a prostitute needs revenge and he will make sure the job is properly done, even though he doesn't want to be there.

1. From Dusk Til Dawn
   The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
2. The Usual Suspects
   American Beauty

The limping, quivering, weak-link of the five criminals in a police line-up, Verbal Kint, turns out to be the most diabolical of them all. It all hits you when you see his limp suddenly disappear when he strides to his getaway car.

1. From Dusk 'Til Dawn
   Batman & Robin
2. The Man With No Name
   American Beauty

George Clooney as Seth Gecko plays a violent bank robber in the film, "From Dusk 'Til Dawn." Not only is Seth a born charmer, he’s also a skilled at dispatching evil doers back to the netherworld.

1. The Man With No Name
   American Beauty
2. Ferris Bueller's Day Off
   Deathly Hallows

"American Beauty’s" disillusioned family man, Lester Burnham, has a midlife crisis that leads him to quit his job, smoke marijuana and pursue his daughter’s best friend. His new direction in life seems more fun ...

1. Ferris Bueller's Day Off
   Sixteen Candles
2. Fast Times at Ridgemont High
   Weird Science

He's cocky, but fun. Ferris sticks it to the man in spectacular style. And when he showers he wears a Mohawk. That's the style we're talking about.

1. The Man With No Name
   The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly
2. A Fistful of Dollars
   Deathly Hallows

This drifter, scowling away in a filthy poncho, stars in "The Man With No Name." Despite his honorable intentions, he is just waiting for the opportunity to reach for his six-shooter.

1. The Witches of Eastwick
   Practical Magic
2. The Prestige
   Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 1

The protagonist of the Potter series, Snape plays the anti-hero to Harry Potter's hero. Until we find out he has gone to great lengths to protect Harry from Voldemort.

1. The Big Short
   The Dark Knight
2. American Psycho
   American Hustle

As a serial killer and a wealthy, materialistic Wall Street investment banker, he is a true psycho. However, we are amazed how he succeeds in his double-life, making money while hacking others to pieces.

1. The Godfather
   A Streetcar Named Desire
2. On The Waterfront
   The Wild One

Handsome and brooding, Marlon Brando is magnetic as the anti-authoritarian Johnny Strabler. Yep, he's the wild one.

1. Dances with Wolves
   Robin Hood
2. Field of Dreams
   Bull Durham

Robin Hood does whatever the heck he wants to do. And that includes robbing from the rich. What a satisfying occupation.

1. Honkeytonk Man
   Mystic River
2. Million Dollar Baby
   Gran Torino

Kowalski is an ex-soldier who just can’t bear the way his local neighborhood has gone to seed. Sure, he might be a born racist, but he knows how to pick the good guys from the bad.

1. Romeo Is Bleeding
   Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
2. Darkest Hour
   Bram Stoker's Dracula

Gary Oldman is a crooked cop who continually manages to justify himself throughout a series of truly heinous actions. He does these murderous acts for love -- so he can support his wife and mistress.

1. XXX
   The Fast and the Furious
2. Riddick
   The Pacifier

He's vicious and unpredictable. He's on his way to prison. His ride is attacked by a host of alien beasts. It's a good day to be a psychotically violent person after all.

1. Snatch
   Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
2. Trainspotting
   Mean Machine

Hatchet Harry’s no-nonsense debt collector, Big Chris, has two smoking barrels. He's a mean hardhead but can be emotional -- don’t get between him and his son, especially if there's a car door nearby.

1. Giant
   East of Eden
2. Rebel Without a Cause
   Hill Number One

James Dean has become an icon of what an antihero means to us all. In Rebel Without A Cause, James Dean portrays a troubled teen, Jim Stark. Jim had runaway from a difficult past to make a fresh start, however, Los Angeles wasn't the place to do it.

1. Thor
   Watchmen
2. Avengers: Infinity War
   Ant-Man

His mission is good: clean up the city's filthy streets. However, his method is not so good. Rorschach will dish out as much pain as is necessary to get what he wants.

1. Legend
   Bronson
2. Venom
   Warrior

A young man, sentenced to seven years in prison, ends up spending three decades in solitary confinement. Going crazy, his alter ego emerges, as Charles Bronson.

1. Blade Runner
   Drive
2. La La Land
   The Notebook

Ryan Gosling plays the strong but silent type, sporting a satin driving jacket, leather gloves and of course, a toothpick. He kills many henchmen in a gruesome fashion.

1. Good Will Hunting
   Martian
2. Downsizing
   The Talented Mr. Ripley

Ripley can’t stand seeing others with things and lifestyles he wants. His solution? He kills them. However, he has so much sickly charm he is able to social-climb easily and we applaud him for it.

1. 22 Bullets
   Léon: The Professional
2. Wasabi
   Godzilla

He’s a ruthless killer with a soft spot. He tries to mind his own business but can't when a vulnerable child is in danger. He teaches his young roommate deadly skills with a gun so she can avenge her family's deaths.

1. L.A. Confidential
   Lockout
2. Memento
   Lawless

Guy Pearce portrays Ed Exley in "L.A. Confidential." This career-obsessed, self-serving turncoat knows how to get ahead. And we like watching him do it.

1. The Italian Job
   Harry Brown
2. Alfie
   Blame It On Rio

Michael Caine plays Alfie as a seedy, amoral snake who has a way with women. He breaks hearts like eggs for an omelette.

1. Scarface
   Scent of a Woman
2. Godfather
   Serpico

Antonio "Tony" Montana is portrayed by Al Pacino in "Scarface." Tony is living the American dream. Just ignore the fact that he’s killed people along the way to live it.

1. Road House
   Point Break
2. Red Dawn
   Escape from New York

It's easy to like war hero turned criminal Snake Plissken. He was awarded two Purple Hearts before going against the law. Plus, he saves the president, another reason to hope for a happy ending for him.

1. The Hateful Eight
   Django Unchained
2. Pulp Fiction
   Unbreakable

This jheri-curled hitman can tell you what a quarter-pounder with cheese is called in France. He also kills easily and with no regret.

1. The Game
   Wall Street
2. Fatal Attraction
   Traffic

Gorden Gekko is a powerful and ethically void corporate raider. However, he makes a blue shirt with white collar combo look cool before it ever was. Which says a lot about the charisma of this character.

1. The Wrestler
   Sin City
2. Diner
   Year of the Dragon

Marv is a fictional character in the graphic novel series, "Sin City." Despite thriving on violence and visiting prostitutes he has a heart of gold.

1. Mad Max
   Braveheart
2. The Patriot
   Signs

Max Rockatansky watches his wife and kids get run over by rapists and killers. He goes mad with revenge. However, we love to watch him because of his sawn-off shotgun, motorcycle leathers and other gadgets.

1. Falling Down
   The Game
2. Basic Instinct
   Fatal Attraction

He's divorced, unemployed and a middle-aged man going through a violent mid-life crises that includes an Uzi-assisted rampage. He goes postal but we all understand the rage. Just not to that extent.

1. Rocky
   Rambo
2. Escape Plan
   Creed

You serve your country only to come home to be treated like a nothing. But not John Rambo. He keeps his temper against aggressors ... until he explodes.

1. Bad News Bears
   Bad Santa
2. Mr. Woodcock
   Bandits

He's so bad he's good. Or, at least hysterical to watch. Willie will do anything for his next drink, including allowing a young child to sit on his knee after Willie has peed in his pants.

1. Fracture
   Silence of the Lambs
2. Solace
   The Edge

Fava beans and Chianti are perfect accompaniments to a cannibalistic meal. However, we are spellbound by Hannibal Lecter's personality and desires.