Most cringe-worthy villains

So, the other thread was about the villains who were portrayed as truly terrible individuals. Now, this is the thread to list the worst/dumbest/most pathetic/most poorly portrayed villains you can think of. Maybe the actor phoned it in, maybe the portrayal was way off, or maybe there was some other element that just made them bad. Either way, list your worst.

Jesse Eisenberg Lex Luthor.

Dominic West, Jigsaw from Punisher: War Zone.

Kylo Ren

Khan-Star Trek: into Darkness

Originally posted by Patient_Leech
Kylo Ren

Originally posted by Insane Titan
Khan-Star Trek: into Darkness

We need to prepare for quan's wrath. 😂

Originally posted by Patient_Leech
We need to prepare for quan's wrath. 😂

Originally posted by Insane Titan
who?

Hilarious delusions of grandeur for his Star Trek/Wars fanboyhood... Doesn't sound familiar?

Add the entire cast of Suicide Squad sans Flag and Katana (since they technically aren't villains but might as well have been for being so underwhelming). They were supposed to be "the bad guys" and weren't at all.

Extra points to Killer Croc for wanting BET.

I'll second Kylo.

One of the many reasons TFA failed me.

Originally posted by Patient_Leech
We need to prepare for quan's wrath. 😂

Originally posted by riv6672
As a board villain, Quan would qualify for this list.

Originally posted by quanchi112
THE board villain.

Eddie Redmayne from Jupiter Ascending.

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Originally posted by Patient_Leech
Jesse Eisenberg Lex Luthor.

This right here, it's like Synder and Eisenberg got together and mashed out how they could do the worst possible Lex Luthor. To their credit, they achieved just that.

Originally posted by riv6672
Shitty edition, yes! 😄

Warriors of Virtue's Komodo:

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Originally posted by Robtard
This right here, it's like Synder and Eisenberg got together and mashed out how they could do the worst possible Lex Luthor. To their credit, they achieved just that.

Glad to see he was mentioned so early and so many people agree. It still bothers me that, to date, the best on screen versions of Lex Luthor are from tv shows. Really, take inspiration from Smallville and the old school DCAU shows, and Lex would be GOAT.

Lex was also great in the Lois & Clark show, but yeah.

Anywho,

Both of NuDoctor Who's take on "The Master".