It’s Villain Week here at Mashable. In honour of the release of Venom,skinny teen sex video we’re celebrating all our favourite evildoers from film and TV all week long. Spooky, scary!
Warning: Contains blood-splattered spoilers for Killing Eve.
Creating a character that's genuinely terrifying is probably just as hard as creating one that's genuinely funny. But creating one that ticks bothof those boxes is truly impressive.
Enter Villanelle, the highly eccentric -- and highly unnerving -- assassin from the BBC's recent thriller Killing Eve.
Played expertly by Jodie Comer, Villanelle manages to switch from funny to frightening in the blink of an eye -- and she's all the more scary for it.
Here are some of her most memorably terrifying moments...
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Killing Eve is available on BBC iPlayer in the UK, and available on iTunes or Amazon in the US.
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