Join the battle as those heroic Nobs take on the most dastardly villains in film history! From Annie Wilkes to General Zod, the Nobs fight their way through the ultimate list of evil to make the podcast world a safer place!

Show Rundown 2:00 - Who has the better roles: Villains or Heroes? 4:40 - What defines a Villain? 5:00 - Is the Villain the protagonist or the antagonist? 6:00 - Who is really the protagonist in Die Hard? 7:00 - Are antagonists necessarily villains? 8:00 - Key ingredient for making the best villain? 11:00 - Consciously motivated villains vs. unconsciously motivated villains 14:00 - Is it scarier when the villain looks like you? 16:30 - Agent Smith from The Matrix Trilogy 17:00 - Which Joker portrayal is the best villain? 18:10 - Is Nurse Ratched truly a villain or merely an antagonist? 20:30 - Most effective and disturbing villain portrayals 22:30 - Technology as a new villain 25:00 - The villains of Stanlefy Kubrick 28:00 - The villains of Alfred Hitchcock 32:00 - Greatest example of casting an actor as an expected villain 34:00 - The tension of an ever-present, constant threat lurking in the shadows 35:00 - Does the villain make or break the movie? 36:00 - The villain and hero being used in a symphoney to play the audience like a piano 38:00 - The villain heirarchy in a villanious organization 39:30 - Robin Willaims as a movie villain? 41:30 - The original Predator as a great villain 44:00 - Women in effective movie villain roles 52:30 - Music's role in making a villain more effective 53:00 - Villanious great speeches 56:00 - John Travolta's movie villains 57:00 - Darth Vader 60:00 - Movie franchises as villains themselves? 61:00 - AFI's Top 10 Villains 62:30 - Ranker's Top 10 Villains 69:30 - Our villain theme songs