Trope Talk: Pure Evil

Today let's talk about those paragons of villainy sometimes referred to as "disney evil"; those beacons of menace, those icons of charisma, those unrepentant monsters that DEFINE the meaning of malice. Who's your favorite Pure Evil villain, and what's your favorite part of their villainous...

18 min - Film & Pop Culture - Overly Sarcastic Productions

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