And I'm all for women as villains, especially sociopathic supervillains.
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And there's video that seems to depict creepy, sociopathic behavior.
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And why was this the burr under his sociopathic saddle?
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He was really pathological about it, really sociopathic about it.
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Logan asserts that he's not a sociopath, but has sociopathic tendencies.
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One male fighter called her a "lying, sick, sociopathic, disgusting freak".
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What are the odds of two sociopathic sisters in one family?
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Sansa will or will not have found a non-sociopathic husband.
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But Shilts ignored these testimonies in favor of the sociopathic angle.
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Weak, inadequately formed personalities easily manipulated by sociopathic messages and messengers.
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Experts whom I have consulted have described my sibling as sociopathic.
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She's messy, almost sociopathic, sexual, mysterious, highly intelligent, a big personality.
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Together they create a kind of new archetype for sociopathic bisexual characters.
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Villanelle is a world-class international hit-woman with definite sociopathic tendencies.
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Thank God Elena shared her face, but none of her sociopathic tendencies.
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O.K., Hector is a horrible, sociopathic killer, and he threatened Mike's family.
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You're not evil or sociopathic like a lot of people we have.
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Buh-bye, creepy, damaged yet oddly tender Lemberger and your sociopathic grace!
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She is a sociopathic badass, often donning a baby-pink ski mask.
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There also exist sociopathic or delusional men who make false or wrong accusations.
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No. But yeah, but then I'd have to go back into sociopathic mode.
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The cast is great—Kaluuya especially deserves a nod for his sociopathic portrayal.
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We resent the bad conduct of sociopathic people and blame them for it.
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Look at supposed Christian leaders falling into lock step with this sociopathic president.
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The second is that sexual assaults happen because of "bad" or "sociopathic" people.
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These sick, sociopathic f---ers, all of them, every single one of them.
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Bryan: Rick Grimes is many things: fighter, protector, father, former would-be sociopathic leader.
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You're not completely sociopathic and psychotic but nor are you baseline completely blending in.
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Unless … you run afoul of one of the many sociopathic recluses that lurk there.
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It looks like something she does to pass the time, which is borderline sociopathic.
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Is it the boyish smile and the hint of sociopathic calculation behind that smile?
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In the past, the distinction between political violence and sociopathic rage was relatively clear.
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It was poisoned with a lethal cocktail of incompetence, arrogance, short-sightedness & sociopathic delusion.
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"It was poisoned with a lethal cocktail of incompetence, arrogance, short-sightedness & sociopathic delusion."
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Unfortunately I am not Meghan Markle in this similie, but her toxic sociopathic father!
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Even they, sociopathic losers and charmless geeks alike, strive to do the decent thing.
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A showdown between Game of Thrones' two most purely sociopathic characters could be interesting. Maybe.
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Were they hardened sociopathic criminals, or were they petulant teenagers warring over some silly story?
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State Plan 1003 remains the greatest, widest reaching, and most sociopathic scandal in sports history.
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He was more sociopathic than anything else; he caused chaos for the sake of it.
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I have written before about the increasingly blurred lines between ideological violence and sociopathic rage.
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Here, from Wikipedia: On one hand, that question mark thing is so, so sociopathic and chilling.
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Now, instead of dealing with sociopathic husbands, Sansa spends her time as a war strategy mastermind.
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He was a victim of the greatest, widest reaching, and most sociopathic scandal in sports history.
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And we know in his capacity as a hedge-fund billionaire, sociopathic behavior isn't exactly discouraged.
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It's hard to think of another painting that so vividly captures the sociopathic ferocity of Nazism.
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In this one, a sociopathic ex-cop (Ray Liotta) has turned into a violent crime boss.
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Breckinridge, by contrast, didn't seem to have the sociopathic cruelty or cunning required to destroy Pollard.
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The day we can finally rid ourselves of his malignant, sociopathic leadership can't come soon enough.
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Yes, sociopathic tyrants would probably rise to the top in some corners of a post-apocalyptic world.
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Where Hank maintains a sociopathic capacity for deceit, Leo is obviously simply stupid, violent, and easily manipulated.
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The fact that they didn't makes them come off as socially inept at best, sociopathic at worst.
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In a contest between your sociopathic sister and some badass dragons, there can only be one winner.
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They lie beautifully and sweetly: the sociopathic fibs of children, denial in the face of the obvious.
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Is he so sociopathic that he can't be trusted to follow, let alone faithfully execute, the law?
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The main character is a sociopathic heroine always dressed in a wardrobe of red, black and pink.
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There's Poppi (Charlotte Nicdao), the lead developer; Brad (Danny Pudi), the sociopathic money guy; C.W. Longbottom (F.
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" To get the point across, sociopathic marshal Bonnie (Clara Wong) tells Taylor, "Congratulations, you found Two-Land.
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She knows first-hand that Raniere supporters quickly wrote her off as sociopathic, unfeeling, even developmentally delayed.
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Billy Drago's Frank Nitti, in his spotless white linen suit, created an instant impression of pure sociopathic evil.
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" Introducing Clinton at the fundraiser Sunday, Cher called Trump a "consummate liar" and an "insane and sociopathic narcissist.
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Me's anonymized customer data to Uber—has invented a whole new level of terrible, borderline sociopathic non-apology.
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The relationship between these two identities—near-sociopathic self-belief and total ordinariness—is Mindhunter's key animating tension.
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Marnie is a sociopathic young woman who routinely invents new identities, steals from her employers, and then vanishes.
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Rob Gordon was, in fact, a terrible human—a sociopathic womanizer, a stalker ex, and a shitty boyfriend.
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There's a witch named Megg, her cat boyfriend, their giant Owl roommate, and their sociopathic friend Werewolf Jones.
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"There's serious sociopathic, drug-addled [issues in the band]; almost everybody has some kind of personality disorder," he says.
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But the filmmakers can't seem to decide whether the test is supposed to be coldly sociopathic or openly hypocritical.
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He might also have just been a regular sociopathic killer, with very little complex motivation beyond wanting to kill.
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The most hilarious part of this case are the sociopathic emails Knowles wrote from jail to an unidentified woman:AK: ….
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It wasn't as sociopathic as vintage King, not as funny as old-school Carpenter, not as inventive as Spielberg.
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This is a man who has more sociopathic tendencies than any candidate in my adult life that I've observed.
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And customer deaths tend to heighten legal scrutiny—another reason even sociopathic dealers might prefer to avoid poisoning people.
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Drake's almost sociopathic in how he's been able to use the cultural conversation to manipulate his way to success.
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It was a lack of conscience that was verging on sociopathic," Assistant U.S. Attorney Grace Hill told "American Greed.
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Sea otters murder even when it doesn't provide them with food or offspring, like straight-up sociopathic spree killers.
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They range from sociopathic to only-slightly unhinged, but just enough to make them likable and enjoyable to watch.
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Armed with a handsaw and a sociopathic personality, he literally chopped down a tree in order to steal a bike.
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Both of these versions of Ben are extreme, from the perfect man to a cold-blooded killer with sociopathic tendencies.
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Others say Dany's unstable sociopathic tendencies were indeed established, but the final season moved too fast and flubbed its execution.
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A sociopathic bully who wants to rob the country of its life and dreams was all anyone was talking about.
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As a film, Abe is well-produced but thin — it's a 7-minute villain's monologue from a sociopathic C-3PO.
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Could Fred (Luke Perry) not be the adoring dad that we've come to love and instead be harboring sociopathic tendencies?
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" Beck interviewed Cruz on Monday, asking him to explain his endorsement of a candidate he once called a "sociopathic liar.
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But Cyrus didn't do it, not even peripherally by his sociopathic boyfriend acting out of some form of obsessive love.
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Or did he become sociopathic because she was temperamentally unsuited to mothering, longing for the freedom of her previous life?
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"The guy is a sociopathic killer," Tom Foley, who worked on Bulger cases for the Massachusetts State Police, told CNN.
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However, he never admitted that he was an addict, never went to rehab and never changed his addictlike sociopathic behavior.
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"The business of politics revs up the sociopathic qualities that I'm thinking about," Bennet said on The Ezra Klein Show.
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The occult allows women to embrace their darker sides, and the idea of the sociopathic or evil women can be powerful.
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"I thought it would be funny to wear a shirt of a sociopathic serial killer while committing a murder," he wrote.
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"Generally, people who engage in what we will say is this bad behavior are greedy, devious, narcissistic, manipulative, sociopathic," he said.
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In the early '60s, homosexuality was classified as a ''sociopathic personality disturbance'' often ''treated'' with sadistic group therapies and electric shocks.
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Dave Cullen, the author of Columbine, considered to be the definitive work on the subject, believes that Eric was likely sociopathic.
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Last night we watched a sociopathic exhibition of brutality, all in a blatant attempt to elicit cries of fealty and submission.
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He employs it really well, not well, I don't think it's well, but it's kinda sociopathic, but it works for him.
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Most believed that Kurt and Matheson were at least a little sociopathic, but only a few thought this was a problem.
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First fictional crush:In real life I have tended to crush hard on those displaying traits on the narcissistic to sociopathic spectrum.
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The movie includes subplots about unionization, (literal) debt slavery, viral videos, brutal reality television and the cultural worship of sociopathic entrepreneurs.
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Sofia's unseen father is egregiously at fault, but Sofia ghosts her sweet mom and keeps in contact with her sociopathic dad.
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It turns out sizable companies with account managers and writers and analytics departments exist to harness this (still potentially sociopathic) talent.
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By the end, she has decided to pursue a degree to become a therapist specializing in women recovering from sociopathic relationships.
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The comic book version of the character was a true enigma, someone as equally sociopathic as he was capable, empathetic, and likable.
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Sure, the entire factory definitely needs a visit from DEFRA, but what mysterious chocolate factory run by a sociopathic maniacal supergenius doesn't?
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The actor has brought many fine performances to screen and stage; from his sociopathic Sherlock to his stunning portrayal of Alan Turing.
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" Reagan, a radio host and MSNBC contributor, went so far as to also call the commander in chief a "sociopathic, malignant narcissist.
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Patrick Bateman, the sociopathic Wall Street investment banker from Bret Easton Ellis's novel, "American Psycho," now has his own musical, opening today.
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They were going to talk on our terms, and they were going -- for the most part -- to make sociopathic idiots of themselves.
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If you're lucky enough to experience creative partnerships with even a handful of professional, non-sociopathic people then you've really struck gold.
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She says the charges are politically motivated and intended to stifle criticism of Duterte, whom she has called a "sociopathic serial killer".
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Because an army of sociopathic feminist programmers and campaigners, abetted by achingly politically correct American tech bloggers, are terrorising the entire community.
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In interviews, Ms. Abbott herself comes across as effusive, sunny and self-deprecating, not at all sociopathic or prone to murderous rage.
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A sociopathic reality-television star, draping himself in the flag to justify his corruption: the political commentary here is not exactly hidden.
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One maladjusted character spits out homophobic and disability-related slurs, perhaps as a commentary on his sociopathic tendencies, but that's not clear.
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"They were a singularly sociopathic" media institution, Peter Thiel declares, stumbling a bit when asked if he is secretly suing someone else.
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Later that year, I described the network's variety show Best Time Ever as NBC in a nutshell: desperate, frantic, a little sociopathic.
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This is why I have tried and failed to somehow defend the fact that my husband is not some sort of sociopathic monster.
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Even her gleefully sociopathic American Hustle character was someone who cynically exploited those bridges to pull over better cons on her various marks.
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From what I'd heard, I thought it would be about a couple living in a haunted house, or perhaps targeted by sociopathic killers.
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Looks like Netflix is trying to tell us that some of Escobar's sociopathic, murderous actions may have stemmed from some serious daddy issues.
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We wanted to display Trump for what he was, though at that point, we thought he was benign, just a sociopathic delusional figure.
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The tumultuous relationship between Chris Meloni's sociopathic plotter Chris Keller and Lee Tergesen's Beecher oozes the extreme vengeful love of Achilles and Patroclus.
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In the original Blade Runner, the replicants were memorable oddballs, with the playful naiveté of children and the lethal cunning of sociopathic adults.
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But it's not the bloodthirsty, sociopathic fantasy that we tend to mean when we deride certain games as power trips for teenage boys.
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Sure, I rebelled a bit in college, briefly considered narcissistic psychopaths, had a fling with sociopathic narcissists and, of course, experimented with libertarianism.
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Yet if these mentors are teaching AI to be the most ruthless capitalist it can be, of course it's going to be sociopathic.
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But Sanders emphasized that although he believed some people were "horribly violent … deeply sick and sociopathic," he didn't back the mass incarceration approach.
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While there, he began writing an unsettling psychological thriller about a wealthy New York family whose lives intersect with a sociopathic construction worker.
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Almodóvar cast Banderas as a sociopathic plastic surgeon in "The Skin I Live In," and both men had changed considerably in the interim.
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So often we learn about slavery through the context of sociopathic people that beat for beating's sake and [because] they just hate color.
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"It doesn't get too hot here actually, because this side of the building doesn't get direct sunlight," Nicholas said, like an absolute sociopathic maniac.
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It's about a sociopathic TV network in the future that fields a "game show" in which active shooters are introduced to a public place.
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That should make this role a fun one for Bana to play: Who doesn't like portraying a sociopathic liar every once in a while?
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Though he was once styled as an "American Psycho" type, there turned out to be a great well of need beneath his sociopathic surface.
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There's no word, though, on how effective it would be with someone who may sociopathic or at least very good at suppressing their emotions.
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Sociopathic behavior has fueled so many games starring white leads, and there is a risk of holding a black hero to a higher level.
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Even Ramsay, the sociopathic monster we've come to know and loathe, showed a bit of what almost seemed like actual human emotion and heartbreak.
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The more aggressive Monique is a self-defined feminist and "sociopathic hard-core gangster"; Catherine is as taciturn and nearly as awkward as Ellis.
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The character seems to understand that the world he lives in is fundamentally sociopathic, so he might as well succumb to his worst tendencies.
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It's his way of establishing that he has complete power in the simulated universe, and the sociopathic will to use it to torture his captives.
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Put a sociopathic narcissist in control of a department and all the other narcissists will come out of the woodwork, praising his brilliance and leadership.
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They're probably going to be a little bit sociopathic, and they're probably going to want you to do things that are really frightening to you.
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Manson, with his crazy eyes and lengthy criminal record, fit into America's preconceived notion about the kind of person who might be a sociopathic killer.
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Preacher Boyd, makes a welcome return visit, but villains like the local power broker Solomon Heath also rear their heads, as do their sociopathic offspring.
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The world can continue to pray for a time when Assad magically makes the transformation from a manipulative and sociopathic war criminal to a conciliator.
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Throughout the first two seasons, agents Holden Ford and Bill Tench innovate the field by developing their own method for extracting motives from sociopathic minds.
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Sionis is totally grossed out at messiness, loves Botox, and also has a sociopathic quasi-boyfriend henchman in Victor Zsasz (a platinum-haired Chris Messina).
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Also misbegotten: All That We Destroy, which squanders a truly nifty premise about a geneticist who creates human clones for her sociopathic son to slaughter.
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"The guy is a sociopathic killer," Tom Foley, the former Massachusetts State police head who spent years trying to capture Bulger, told CNN in 2011.
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From Carrie's abusive mother to a bunch of sociopathic teenagers (including a young John Travolta), the people of this Maine town are cruel and heartless.
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Let the Right One In (22018) It's cute, in the friend-being-a-sociopathic-vampire-willing-to-fuck-up-all-your-bullies sort of way.
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Kelly Schumann, who plays Justine, a cheerfully sociopathic employee who started out as a one-line character, told me about her journey on the show.
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Instead of a sociopathic YouTuber hellbent on sensationalism and fame, he comes off as a misunderstood 21-year-old kid trying to keep his company afloat.
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On Tuesday she described Duterte as a "sociopathic serial killer" and urged his cabinet to declare him unfit to rule because he had a "criminal mind".
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While Morton says in the video that she cannot diagnose Jake or Logan without meeting them, she ultimately says that "it's definitely possible" they are sociopathic.
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Gillian Flynn brought amazing (but totally sociopathic) Amy to life in her acclaimed novel Gone Girl, and, later, adapted her own story for the big screen.
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When I think about my college experience, what I see is not overachiever syndrome but an almost sociopathic delight in being ahead, in tricking the system.
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He announced his candidacy in May and has made no secret of the fact that he thinks many of America's leaders are corrupt and possibly sociopathic.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads With fake news and sociopathic world leaders in mind, many artists have likely considered reviving Pinocchio as a critical trope.
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After all, the show centers around Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley), a sociopathic, murderous bookstore manager who stalks and seduces Beck (Elizabeth Lail), an unassuming MFA student.
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Yeah, and it kind of reveals ... sometimes when you take economics too literally, it leads you into kind of very sociopathic ways of thinking about things.
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The mothballed website was a "sociopathic bully," but also simultaneously "a pretty flimsy business" that made little profit and whose writers weren't actual journalists, he said.
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Its lead, Jill Tyrell, is a sociopathic hairdresser from the west country with a sideline in malaproprisms and an obsessive love for her married neighbor, Don.
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Plausible couples need to have one salient trait in common, like poor eyesight, susceptibility to nosebleeds or a sociopathic disregard for the well-being of others.
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Villanelle, meanwhile, is a murderous, sociopathic version of a manic pixie dream girl with perfect doll-like features and the icy stare of a pro domme.
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Its cloud infrastructure is probably its biggest asset, but it also has more money than god and a CEO with a sociopathic drive to crush competition.
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And on the dark end, there's Aaron Echolls making his quietly sociopathic way through the world, accompanied by all the glitz and glamour he could want.
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I'm saying that he was a sociopathic phoney and he fooled a lot of people into believing he was the person that he promoted himself as.
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Sometimes I think this is an unnerving, near sociopathic skill, but that might just be my outsider's perspective from being in a relationship older than Tinder.
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The sociopathic fugitive has left Meg at a remote farmhouse in the care of a comrade named Hank while he ventures out to wreak more havoc.
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While a sociopathic U.S. president raves on social media and divisive politics tear families apart, TV shows like The Good Place are dependable sources of comfort.
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But I still can't quite reconcile the kinds of evil that Veidt performs with intention, as opposed to the sociopathic clone killing he does for fun.
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John Jackson, the assistant district attorney assigned to Wilingham's case, brought this portrait to the public, calling Wilingham an "utterly sociopathic individual" in the Dallas Morning News.
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In that episode, Jake's brother, Logan Paul, says in a Twitter DM that he himself is on the "sociopath spectrum" and has "sociopathic tendencies," according to Dawson.
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Thoroughbreds comes at an interesting moment, and one in which showrunners and filmmakers seem particularly fascinated by the inner lives and relationships of sociopathic and murderous teenagers.
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The high school-set thriller stars the Disney Channel alum as Lucas Ward, a brilliant-but-sociopathic student whose quest for perfection leads to very dark places.
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Even the singularly sociopathic Selina Meyer of "Veep" offers a structural critique: She shows what happens when male political power is simply transferred to a female host.
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She sings with a sociopathic air of control as the music floods in around her — distorted guitars, queasily hyperactive strings — and she sweetly delivers a final threat.
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He was the grinning, sociopathic "Curly Bill," terrorizing the citizens of 1993's Tombstone, and the lawman's old friend turned bloodthirsty drug trafficker in 1987's Extreme Prejudice.
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And with a casual sociopathic disregard for anything outside of her interests, she pursued an agenda of naked self-interest, and damn anyone who stood in her way.
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And if there's any justice in the world, this movie will ensure Michael Cera only ever plays sociopathic villains in nondescript hoodies for the rest of his career.
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Newsweek's Kurt Eichenwald was even more hyperbolic: Yeah, these are exactly the kind of people who Americans want to have as the next president's base—vicious, sociopathic misogynists.
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Trump may be successfully fooling a third of America with his sociopathic antics, but everyone else ... sees how naked the Emperor is, and they are exploiting the advantage.
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The situations I've been describing exclude, of course, those few men among clerics who are just narcissistic or sociopathic enough to take what they want, the rules be damned.
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" Variety's review tellingly described Heigl as "so icily sociopathic that it's too bad the borderline-campy movie wasn't willing to go full tilt into B-movie 'psycho-Barbie' territory.
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Britton stars in the Bravo television drama " Dirty John ," based on a true-crime podcast about Debra Newell, an interior designer who gets duped by a handsome, sociopathic grifter.
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The former proprietor of several bankrupt casinos loves to talk about his negotiating prowess, so it's possible his sociopathic indifference to people's lives isn't as disgusting as it appears.
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To understand the sociopathic shamelessness of Giuliani seeking Artemenko's help with Trump's current domestic political problems, you have to understand how the Russia scandal and the Ukraine scandal intersect.
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Winking at the college admissions scandal, The Politician reveals that Hobart's parents paid for their handsome, sociopathic, and quite dumb biological twin sons' admission into the Ivy League school.
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As directed by Bill Buckhurst, this latest version of Stephen Sondheim and Hugh Wheeler's 1979 musical macabre puts its audience within throat-slashing distance of its sociopathic title character.
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If The Shape of Water existed in the real world, I cringe at the thought of what would happen when a sociopathic boss developed a crush on a mute maid.
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Except, of course, the hero is Donald J. Trump, who is in fact a sociopathic man-child incapable of executing the duties of the most powerful office in the world.
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They are at odds with their parents (who, to be fair, are occasionally sociopathic or hell-bent on marrying them off to dodgy suitors), their society, or their own bodies.
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The show has never been great at developing human antagonists, and as written in the comics, Negan is less a character than a collection of violent tics and vaguely sociopathic tendencies.
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The show was conceived of when President Obama was in office, and when I assumed—like most people—that the weird, sociopathic, cruel monster who is currently president would not be.
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As vile and sociopathic as he was, Charles Manson did have a gift for absorbing the zeitgeist, which is one reason he held such a powerful sway over the cultural imagination.
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It is a testimony to Mr. LaBute's skill that our curiosity should be so tickled, because these characters (played by the pitch-perfect Frank Harts and Elizabeth Masucci) are borderline sociopathic.
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That was until Riyad Mahrez slotted home 10 minutes into their match with Swansea, and Leicester proceeded to batter their opponents with almost sociopathic enthusiasm for the rest of the game.
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From the beginning, Rusty displayed abusive, sociopathic tendencies that tormented his adoptive brother; Chaon brilliantly conveys Dustin's childhood shame and the subtle ways it survives in the damaged adult he becomes.
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But those who were only familiar with the TV show were caught entirely off guard in 2011 when its protagonist was sentenced to death by spiteful and sociopathic teen king Joffrey.
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"Part of my thought was, again, they were a singularly sociopathic bully," Thiel said in October 2016, one of the few times he's spoken publicly about his decision to fund the suit.
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"If your friend might be a sociopath, or has sociopathic tendencies, he's not going to stab you in the middle of the night, when you're not looking, I don't think," Logan said.
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Since its inception, HBO's Girls has been a polarizing show, usually more likely to make a casual viewer cry with rage than empathy over the characters' constant narcissism and (borderline) sociopathic behavior.
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At the same time, compassion is also, I fear, the human instinct most quickly and easily leached out by social media, which seems to render us all a little bit more sociopathic.
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Before Debra Newell, whose terror-filled marriage to notorious con man John Meehan became the centerpiece of Bravo's scripted hit series, Dirty John, there was Tonia Bales, the sociopathic seducer's first wife.
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Refinery29: So the movie version is that serial killers are always going to be incredibly charming and probably sociopathic person but you're saying that's actually not the majority of what you see?
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Protagonist Patrick Bateman is another slick, sociopathic murderer who worships Collins, and the same sexual encounter that begins with Patrick blasting "In Too Deep" ends when the psycho-yuppie butchers two prostitutes.
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The book is also a history of one of his great victories: the pursuit and eventual killing of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the elusive and sociopathic leader of Al Qaeda in Iraq.
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And what better way to achieve that, and convince everyone you're not a sociopathic maniac, than to show you actually do care about and value human life when it is tragically lost?
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Which is what makes his god complex so compelling; the cold logic with which he targets hundreds people is sociopathic, as is his conviction that his individual view of justice is supreme.
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On offer in the book was a smorgasbord of treats: castle cakes with cone turrets; duck cakes with potato chip and popcorn garnish; racecars; ghosts; and one terrifying (sociopathic, in hindsight) clown.
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A nearly unrecognizable Victoria Clark and a witchy Erin Markey make a hilariously sociopathic Lucy-and-Ethel pair as Sara Jane Moore and Lynette Fromme, would-be killers of Gerald R. Ford.
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Toward the end of White, Ellis wonders what Patrick Bateman—the sociopathic financier in American Psycho, who represents the morally decrepit core of capitalism in the Reagan years—would be doing today.
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A narcissistic, corrupt sociopathic president openly violating the law, the Constitution and his oath, but just as important, enabled by the moral cowards who now make up the Republican Party in Congress.
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Many of those kids, by the way, coming across the border that the president was trying to stop from continuing are being put in these so-called care of these pernicious, sociopathic smugglers.
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However, MacDonald's defenders are quick to point to an extensive battery of psychological tests by different prominent forensic psychiatrists, all of which have shown no signs of a sociopathic or psychopathic personality disorder.
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But, again, because The Walking Dead (in show and comic form) already examined that trope with a much stronger character in the Governor, it needs to make Negan the most sociopathic dictator ever.
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One of Duterte's most outspoken detractors is Senator Leila de Lima, who branded the president a "sociopathic serial killer" and declared that the extrajudicial killings were tantamount to a war on the poor.
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This American Crime Story miniseries isn't exactly an uplifting way to pass the time, but the unusual structure and Darren Criss' riveting performance as the sociopathic serial killer Andrew Cunanan make it vital.
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Which is why the movie promptly kicks off with a disgruntled sweatshop employee expertly recoding a Buddi doll to remove its "violence inhibitors" and fill the world with a little more sociopathic mayhem.
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In particular, the fact that he returns the animals to the scene of their disappearance—sometimes returning weeks later to leave tails or other body parts on bereaved owners' doorsteps—indicates sociopathic qualities.
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Actress Allison Williams might be best known for playing self-obsessed characters like the well-meaning but hapless Marnie Michaels on Girls or the sociopathic Rose Armitage of 2017 breakout hit Get Out.
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In Tanzania, Pilgrim meets a policeman without any tools to enforce social order, a sociopathic Ukrainian mercenary and an American divorcée who is trying to set up an orphanage for children with AIDS.
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The book is a thriller of sorts, as Lena flashes back to that moment, haunted by the death of another young woman she's sure the politician, a sociopathic senator named Victor, has murdered.
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"I don't play him as a villain, but as a very troubled young man who is trying to cure the world," he said of the sociopathic Alex, played on film by Malcolm McDowell.
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Louis-Dreyfus's seven seasons of brilliance (she won the Emmy for almost every season) culminated in this tour-de-force farewell for a foul-mouthed, monstrous, sociopathic character who had rarely sunk lower.
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Following a killer twist in the finale, the show has dumped its "how to be good" angle and is leaning hard into a sociopathic pattern that's familiar to many people who played The Sims.
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AR: The obvious comparison point might be a film like American Psycho, which teases the idea that we can't tell whether its protagonist Patrick Bateman is a sociopathic fantasist yuppie or a mass murderer.
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The upcoming 76th anniversary of the disastrous federal raid of the compound of the Branch Davidian religious cult outside Waco, Texas, has resurrected public interest in the cult and its sociopathic leader, David Koresh.
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The franchise has always been aimed at horror fans who don't take the genre too seriously; as its installments have worn on, Chucky's wisecracking, glibly sociopathic persona has set the tone for the franchise.
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Yeah, it's one thing if you're like, a 77-year-old sociopathic narcissist, but it's another when you're like in your 20s, 30s, 40s, and you're still searching and learning so much about life.
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O.J. Simpson's sociopathic personality came out in full bloom during his interview for the upcoming FOX special as he described how he just kinda calmly tapped Nicole Brown Simpson's car with a baseball bat.
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This episode sees Pornstache Mendez at his most sociopathic yet, provides the first traumatizing look at solitary confinement as war breaks out between Piper and Pennsatucky, and fleshes out Alex's drug trafficking origin story.
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Meanwhile, Jahil (Benjamin Bratt) and his sociopathic girlfriend Eva (Sharlene Taulé) hatch a plan to work her into the group — despite knowing that Star (Jude Demorest) would rather eat glass than share the spotlight.
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The question that spawned a thousand think pieces is whether Amy's overbearing, sociopathic self-awareness was an intentional artistic choice, and therefore whether Flynn is reflecting the pressures of patriarchy or blindly perpetuating them.
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I literally screamed in joy when Jodie Comer won the top acting award in drama for her brilliant turn as a sociopathic assassin in "Killing Eve," so sure was I that she would lose.
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The film opens and closes with close-ups of Holmes, demonstrating how the facts change her same gleaming smile and big blue eyes from the face of innovative potential to that of a sociopathic criminal.
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He was praised for his performance in the 2011 film We Need To Talk About Kevin, in which the actor portrays a sociopathic teenager who murders his classmates in a brutal, horrific act of violence.
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With his idiotic Special Friends Vance and Jimmy, Phil builds a concentration camp and maniacally goes after anyone who defies him, including those loyal to him who still dare question any of his sociopathic choices.
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But after suffering so much torture at the hands of sociopathic neo-Nazis, Jesse ended the series by escaping his hellish life under the thumb of Big Meth, driving away with a shout of liberation.
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Set in 2030, a sociopathic TV network sets up "Vigilance," a reality "game" show where they create an active shooter situation in public spaces, with prize money going to anyone who takes down the shooters.
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Menace: Carl seems to think Negan would be capable of just assimilating into the community as if nothing happened, but of course that's not possible given his sociopathic nature and penchant for cruelty and violence.
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Starring in The River Wild, the story of a mother who takes her family on a whitewater rafting trip and winds up saving them from sociopathic robbers, was both a surprise choice and a coup.
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The couple's eldest son, the sociopathic King Joffrey "Baratheon" (Jack Gleeson), dies when Jaime is still on his journey back home, so he's not there is comfort his sister-lover during her greatest loss yet.
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Hope compares easily to Kenny Powers from Eastbound And Down, but The Bronze really feels like a slightly less sociopathic take on the Jody Hill/Seth Rogen mall-cop Taxi Driver epic Observe And Report.
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With a language barrier that he couldn't surmount, Palhares's personality seemed vaguely sociopathic, and the possibility that you might watch his heel hooks and kneebars turn into something truly awful became part of his allure.
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This unstoppable chaotic bastard reminds me of so many men in middle to upper management positions, who—after fucking up—will use privilege, connections, smarm, and sociopathic tendencies to scuttle back to their previous position.
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The lead prosecutor, Joan Illuzzi, told the court that people who knew Mr. Weinstein described him as a sociopathic manipulator and a "monster" who used his power in the film industry to prey on women.
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The invisible primary had definite drawbacks — it overlooked too many qualified women, for example — but it also performed the single most essential function in politics: weeding out office seekers who are incompetent, extreme or sociopathic.
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Given that the company's notorious fratty co-founder allegedly made it, however, we are faced with a familiar conundrum: Is there a limit to the sociopathic, bro-y, dumb-as-shit tendencies of Silicon Valley executives?
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A glossy satirical series about sociopathic ambition, it has all the problems of late "Glee"—bad continuity, grab-bag characterization, dubious teen Sondheim productions—despite being only eight episodes long, and made with complete creative control.
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Once Annalise learns he leaked her obstruction of justice to the ADA, she turns him in as a "sociopathic serial killer" thanks to — get this — the fitness tracker he'd been wearing the night of the murders.
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" In the 2012 recording, Machado — then a recent graduate of the Iowa Writers' Workshop — asks Díaz about his decision to write in the voice of a character with a "borderline sociopathic disregard for everyone he fucks.
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The first one was between Watts and a then-unidentified coworker, who was given ample space in Radar Online to describe their "animalistic" sex, which included choking fantasies (details no doubt meant to hint at sociopathic tendencies).
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My father was a card-carrying narcissistic sociopath, and one of my fondest childhood memories is pulling the lever in the voting booth after he'd selected the narcissistic sociopathic candidate and then flicked me in the eyeball.
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Giovanni's manifesto calls for us to connect the dots in how we respond, to start from the understanding that sociopathic data-extraction and mindless computation are the acts of a machine that needs to be radically reprogrammed.
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Contrast Bobby's sociopathic disgust for, you know, paying the people who've helped make him his fortune (he sees their "snapping mouths," he says, and "I just wanna punch their teeth in") with the actions of Chuck Rhoades.
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From an adult sibling knocking out her "dogtooth" with a hand weight to a sibling-turned-dog kicked to death by a sociopathic vixen, Lanthimos's raison d'être seems to be inventing new ways to disgust and disquiet.
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The test: Participants answered a survey question regarding the religious beliefs of a hypothetical sociopathic serial killer, and 60% tagged the killer as not believing in any gods, compared to 30 percent who branded him a religious believer.
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Thiel assured the journalists who hosted him, albeit in a stuttering and slightly convoluted answer, that he was not involved in other lawsuits against the press, saying that Gawker was "a singularly sociopathic bully" in the media world.
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Many viewers were not impressed by Brienne's gracious euphemistic recounting of Jaime Lannister as a heroic noble knight rather than the antihero who left her sobbing in her pajamas in order to return to his incestuous sociopathic lover.
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Depending which way you look at it, the memorial stones project was either a final con marking the end of a long career as a sociopathic scammer or an attempt to do the right thing gone totally wrong.
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John Carreyrou, the journalist who helped take the company down with a series of explosive articles, told Vanity Fair in June that Holmes had "sociopathic tendencies" and viewed herself as the victim of incompetent staff and attack-dog journalists.
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Anyone who has listened to his monotoned readings of his Get in the Van diaries about girls dumping him over the phone long distance knows that it's not much of a stretch for him to play a sociopathic loner.
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An argument could be made, in the abstract, that sociopathy is a disability for which someone should be pitied, that sociopathic behavior is a symptom that should be explained rather than a vice someone can be held responsible for.
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I think when we get to kind of like the space we're in, which is kind of, in the binary world of eat-the-world sociopathic for-profit and fully not nonprofit, sitting in the middle, in a way.
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Its vision of the future is never mind-blowing, but it's chilling and tragic when Durand sees a sociopathic endpoint for designer babies: children with uncanny adult intelligence on one hand, malformed experiments and pitiless child soldiers on the other.
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The sequel to 2005's "Batman Begins," 2008's "The Dark Knight" grossed over $1 billion worldwide and ended up immortalizing the late Heath Ledger, who won Best Supporting Actor at the 2009 Oscars for his performance as the sociopathic Joker.
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Google+ started off promisingly, especially for people like myself who were (and still are) desperate for an alternative to Facebook's blue blandness, but its interface wasn't especially user-friendly and its founding concept of bundling people into Circles felt strangely sociopathic.
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Almost none of them are as frightening as the young people who were raised in a dangerous town and are not yet capable of channeling the permeating dread of their environment into something productive, or at least something not blatantly sociopathic.
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But he's also scripting sociopathic types: the schmoozy geek, the paranoid loner and, in his monumental 21 video trilogy called "The Red Tapes," the Melvillian poet-prophet, who leads revolutions, forecasts disaster and shuffles American history with a card shark's hand.
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On Sunday afternoons, our living room would turn into a salon, with my parents' friends drinking coffee and discussing how to spread narcissistic sociopathic values as they slept with one another's spouses, stole the silver and poisoned our goldfish with Drano.
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As a private company that's also a public benefit corporation, it sits somewhere closer to a mission-driven nonprofit than an "eat-the-world sociopathic for-profit" entity, Chen said on the latest episode of Recode Media with Peter Kafka.
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The actor's bravura performance in the movie "Joker," which many prognosticators predict will garner him the Oscar for best actor, is weighted by the film's sympathetic portrayal of a kind of white, male, sociopathic angst that many critics have embraced.
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He said: It is my firm belief that clearly there are people in our society who are horribly violent, who are deeply sick and sociopathic, and clearly these people must be put behind bars in order to protect society from them.
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The B-plot in "The Tragedy" involves attempts by Hampton DeVille's sociopathic CEO Christian DeVille (Lance Reddick, in a role that will hopefully lead to more comedic work for the Wire alum) to take BNN from third place in the ratings to first.
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Starring a young Gwyneth Paltrow, a devilishly dishy Jude Law as trust-fund baby Dickie Greenleaf, and a sinisterly messed-up Matt Damon as the sociopathic Tom Ripley, the movie is a chilling journey through Italy's Ischia with a murder-mystery plot.
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"The main takeaway from these two weeks is that, incredibly, we may be on the brink of electing such a damaged, sociopathic narcissist that the simple presidential duty of comforting the families of fallen soldiers may actually be beyond his capabilities," Oliver said.
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" So Murphy decided to drop the act and put the music out in the world, reuniting with Nancy Whang and Pat Mahoney rather than making a James Murphy solo record because he felt that would be "egomaniacal to the point of sociopathic.
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These are great for fans not because it gives us a little insight into players who may or may not be playing on our favorite teams in a few months, but because it shows just how dangerously sociopathic some of these scouts are.
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It's partly because I'm a stand-up comedian but also because, from the sociopathic mass-capitalism on display at malls to a Blundstone-infested, self-serving, upper-class farmers market, all I see is a society gleefully jerking itself off into oblivion.
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Books of The Times Advances in publishing industry marketing have allowed G. P. Putnam's Sons to bring forth "Maestra," a pornographic shopathon travelogue thriller that has billionaires, art world scheming and a sociopathic heroine who can unfasten belt buckles with her tongue.
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Of course, when I was 13 it was a different story: The brilliant and sociopathic underclass anarchist Steerpike from Mervyn Peake's electrifying "Gormenghast" trilogy was definitely an early role model, which perhaps explains some of my misgivings about the whole hero phenomenon.
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The biggest difference is that while the book sticks exclusively to Joe's perspective — a twisted, sardonic subjectivity that, like the sociopathic protagonist of "Gone Girl," nonetheless voices some sharp cultural critiques — the series expands its scope to include Beck's private thoughts and experiences.
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And why, after he bid her to wear his mother's wedding dress — with a large yellow stain from "an overactive gland" — she beelined from their bed in the middle of the night into a lesbian relationship with the seductively sociopathic Emma (Julia Davis).
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In this novel, which is in part a beach-read thriller and in part a contemplation of questions about God and communication, Anna, a young mother fleeing her estranged, sociopathic husband, grapples with a disembodied voice that only she seems to hear.
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I doubt they thought he would win, but he would encourage or exacerbate divisions in the society, challenge many fundamental norms over his own narcissistic sociopathic views of himself and his entitlements, and break a lot of crockery without a second's misgiving.
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Then there are music blogs which are pure intellectualization of the music and one wonders if the writers like music or if its merely a way to flex their sociopathic sensibilities or have a position of power over the fate of someone's record.
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The plot of Vice Principals seems, at first, charmingly simple: Two high school vice principals—the crass, monstrously egocentric Neal Gamby and slick-talking, secretly sociopathic Lee Russell, played by Danny McBride and Walton Goggins, respectively—in a power struggle over the vacant principal's chair.
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A lot of our ambient fears about A.I. rest on the idea that they're just vacuuming up knowledge like a sociopathic prodigy in a library, and that an artificial intelligence constructed to make paper clips might someday decide to treat humans like ants or lettuce.
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And the first season, which followed the investigation of the murder of 15-year-old Jessica Costello, stuck to that core idea, with numerous twists and turns and several memorable performances (most notably from Stanley Tucci as a possibly sociopathic philanthropist whose path intersected with Jessica's).
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It feels like there was a version of this movie where she flexed way more of her sociopathic Snapchat-obsessed teen demon muscles, or got a little more Sprang Break before her comeuppance, but for whatever reason, Refn and Fanning didn't take the character that far.
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I won't go into all the events they figured in, but I'll report this much about Dundun: a couple of years after we met in jail, he partnered up with the blond sociopathic giant Jocko, and together they robbed a notorious drug lord in Kansas City.
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Netflix drops cheeky comedy trailer with Rashida Jones and 'black-ish' creator Watch Courteney Cox get hilariously thrashed in Jimmy Kimmel's 'Friends' trivia Jimmy Fallon and Niall Horan play golf over video chat 'This is sociopathic': Seth Meyers blasts Trump's plan to end coronavirus lockdown by Easter
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" Just as there was "a self-fulfilling Hillary bubble" where "everybody was just too scared to say this was a really bad idea" to support this "very weak candidate," Mr. Thiel believes Gawker manufactured "a totally insane bubble full of somewhat sociopathic people in New York.
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In modern humans, cannibalism happens for a variety of reasons: some people have resorted to eating human flesh after surviving plane crashes; in some cultures, the dead were eaten as part of ritualistic process; other times, dining on humans is a sign of sociopathic behavior (think Hannibal Lecter).
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There aren't a lot of options when it comes to being hardwired to eat people: You could switch off your humanity and become a sociopathic "Ripper," or you could leave it on and feel immense guilt every time your hunger inevitably causes you to drain your neighbors' blood.
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And this time he might have a tag team partner in the President of the United States—a fellow sociopathic rich man on a lifelong quest to both gain posthumous approval of his father while simultaneously tearing down his legacy to build something even more extravagant in its place.
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If we paint Nikolas Cruz as a sociopathic monster and blame individual failures of the particular child welfare worker, the school, the mental health counselors, the students, the Florida FBI, the school resource officer, the superintendent, it makes us feel safer, like this cannot happen in anytown USA.
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The dialogue is instantly quotable: "This is why every guy I meet on Tinder wants to choke me on our first date" or "Men who don't eat pussy in this day and age are straight up sociopathic" provide the humor that offsets the gory violence of the film's entwined morality tales.
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Los Angeles Lakers: Fisher had an incredible run with the Lakers and with the Kobe mic drop, the team could use a little mix of non-sociopathic veteran leadership and Shaq era juju like in the famous 2004 Game Five—Holy Mackerel Gary Payton got the inbound assist to Fisher?
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" Semantic arguments are generally a fool's errand, but I think we can all get on board with the idea that after you have long since watched "one mistake" disappear in the rearview mirror as you continue on to "sociopathic thing you did that you now regret because you got caught.
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It might be true that naloxone technically leads to further criminal behavior by allowing people to survive and continue taking illegal drugs, but that truth bears only a sociopathic relevance—and works to reinforce a lack of empathy for people who use drugs that our nation has chosen to criminalize.
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Deuce Bigalow: Riggli Digglio and the Italian GigoloSandler plays an ex-mafioso named Riggli Digglio who helps Deuce Bigalow (Rob Schneider) and his Italian cousin Donatello Bigalow (Rob Schneider) track down the sociopathic restauranteur Dante Stromboli (Rob Schneider), who's surreptitiously ransacking the kitchen cabinets of every male sex worker in Europe.
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I want to have hope and to positively contribute, but it's intensely frustrating to see the carelessness or outright sociopathic behavior of people and how we seem to have put industry and the bottom line above basic human rights and the well-being of our planet, of which we have only one.
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She and her mother have been brought to an abandoned mill deep in the woods by her sadistic, sociopathic stepfather, a captain in Franco's army named Vidal, whom Ofilia calls the Wolf, at least until nearly the end, when Funke and del Toro apparently decide a spider is a more apt metaphor.
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" (In 2015, he also opened a Brooklyn wine bar.) After discussing his options with the members of LCD Soundsystem, which released three dance-rock albums between 2005 and 2010, Mr. Murphy decided to once again use the band name and its musicians, dubbing the idea of a solo album "egomaniacal to the point of sociopathic.
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They're surrounded by people whose only aim is to advance up the corporate ladder, to the degree that they've turned themselves into mindless servants of its overall structure, aspiring to be like the breezily sociopathic CEO Christian (Lance Reddick, best known for his work on The Wire and Fringe but very, very funny here).
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I've eschewed therapy, been dicey with taking my medication, participated in "destructive behaviors" and have inserted myself into relationships with warning signs so bright they belong on the Las Vegas strip (sociopathic ex-boyfriends who cheated on me and stole from my roommates and I, for example, came as no surprise to close friends).
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It takes a special kind of dark, twisted mind to make a movie like Saw, a mind capable of dreaming up impossibly gruesome death traps that leave helpless, everyday people forced to dig into each other's stomachs, hack off their own legs, and make life-threatening blood sacrifices to appease some weird, sociopathic puppet man.
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In the show's pilot, Schroeder and a new SURver named Scheana have an impassioned, drawn-out argument over the best way to split tips; these days, even though it's never discussed on camera, it's hard not to know that Jax Taylor, the show's sociopathic beefcake villain, can make $10,000 to $20,000 just for showing up at a club.
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Anja, with all her clichéd vulnerability, echoes the protagonist in Melissa Broder's The Pisces and the narrator of Ottessa Moshfegh's My Year of Rest and Relaxation, but while those characters were fully deranged and a tad sociopathic, Anja is also kind of a square, which does not grant her the much-coveted status as anti-heroine.
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When she stops thinking about herself, she is capable of understanding how the people around her feel — not only the activists at Nicotine but also her hippie father who married a child bride, her sociopathic half-brother who may have molested her mother, and her mother who cheerfully insists that she is in no way a victim.
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Though young performers today are regularly pushed well beyond cuteness and comedy — Mr. Feldman won the 2018 National High School Musical Theater Award for playing the sociopathic Frank Abagnale Jr. in Lawrence Woodmere Academy's production of "Catch Me If You Can" — they are rarely asked to sing their way through what amounts to a psychiatric case study.
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The Squad's members aren't afraid to kill, or to showcase their sociopathic tendencies … like, say, idly watching while a teammate they may not particularly like takes a bullet in the back: Suicide Squad allowed for a different, more fearless kind of storytelling and a way to rethink the traditional superhero team where it's all for one and one for all.
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Phillip is the character who finally brings up FDR's New Deal and manages to make it sound like one of the greatest hoaxes every perpetrated by the government because, as we learned in his speech to Angela at the end of season one, his sliding moral scale and skewed world-view makes him the very model of a sociopathic CEO.
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After his vendetta against Latinx and the horrific practices inside his own prisons, the former sheriff is these days best known for empowering a team of deputies so sociopathic they burned down someone's house and, after realizing it was the wrong house, chased its dog back inside to be burned alive and laughed at the owners as they watched and cried.
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At once babyish and solemn, Platt is 25-years-old but easily passes for a fussy and fastidious kid, his puppy fat and cartoon eyes making what ought to be unwatchably repellent—a character fueled by ruthlessness, self-certainty, and an attitude towards his immediate peers that verges on the sociopathic—bearable for a full season of high-voltage and high-volume television.
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Related: 'Almost Sociopathic Lack of Care': Vatican Child Protection Commissioner Calls on Church Finance Chief to Resign In an emailed response to questions from VICE News earlier this year, Sodalicio's spokesman Fernando Vidal said that police were not contacted back in the 1990s, when the allegations first cropped up within the organization, because Doig was the person in charge of handling the matter.
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"Part of my thought was, again, they were a singularly sociopathic bully," Thiel, a prominent Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE supporter, said during a Q&A session.
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How and why investors let Uber chief executive officer Travis Kalanick burn as much money as he did – $2 billion according to most accounts – trying to enter a market in which Uber had no realistic chance of being successful just goes to show the sociopathic willingness of venture capitalists to place 100:1 bets with other people's money in the hope of a large personal gain.
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It happens whenever something big is about to go down, be it the start of a postseason, the eclipse of a record, or the end of a beloved sociopathic scorer's career: while the entire sports media hymns and cheers, a snarky (and often amusing!) Hater's Guide of [the Thing Everyone Loves] stands up and starts blowing wet, contrarian fart sounds at all the hype.
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Earlier in the year, Sanders suggested that he did not see the tough-on-crime parts of the bill as the right solution to crime: It is my firm belief that clearly there are people in our society who are horribly violent, who are deeply sick and sociopathic, and clearly these people must be put behind bars in order to protect society from them.
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Carreyrou told the magazine that Holmes has "sociopathic tendencies" including "pathological lying"—unsurprising, given Theranos' signature blood-testing technology was a sham—but that she's still trying to get investors to hand over cash for yet another venture:He explained that in her mind, according to numerous former Theranos employees he has spoken to, Holmes believes that her entourage of employees led her astray and that the bad guy is actually John Carreyrou.
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Mechanical watches are old things, unworthy of our time and attention in a world of always-on Facebook and Pokemon Go. However, with a little imagination and a lot of whimsy, a watch like this can bring you back to a simpler time when James Bond had gadgets and Jason Bourne was a sociopathic killer patched up by a drunk doctor on the coast of France instead of a high-tech destroyer of governments.
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If you're well read, you know the formula; canny contemporary readers go into a domestic noir novel believing it far more likely that the heroine's charming and handsome new boyfriend is late for their dinner date because he's secretly a sociopathic killer — one who suspected his appetite would be ruined by the thought of all those exes he hadn't yet garroted with piano wire — than because his taxi was stuck in heavy traffic.
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But this is also a world where wealth is distributed unevenly and benefits accrue mostly to investors and founders, who have rigged the game in their favor … It's a world where employers discriminate on the basis of race and gender, where founders sometimes turn out to be sociopathic monsters, where poorly trained (or completely untrained) managers abuse employees and fire people with impunity, and where workers have little recourse and no job security.
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He says he fears a 'sociopathic narcissist' like Trump 'cheating' again, guesses Trump will be acquitted today, and fears that Donald and Melania TrumpMelania TrumpOvernight Defense: Senate votes to acquit Trump | Highlights from State of the Union | Trump defends Soleimani strike | Service member surprises family at speech | Air Force tests ICBM The Hill's 12:30 Report: Buttigieg, Sanders look to carry momentum to New Hampshire The Hill's Morning Report - Icy moments between Trump, Pelosi mark national address MORE will be 'king and queen.
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The bad stuff that happens to Steve Harrington in Stranger Things 2, in order of appearance: his discovery that he is not at all good at writing college applications; having to make small talk with the parents of the late and for some reason lionized Barb (who, we have established, actually sucked); going to a house party so his girlfriend can tell him she doesn't really love him; the introduction of Billy, a sociopathic new boy with a mullet who inexplicably smokes while lifting weights and is always rude to Steve; being beaten nearly to death by Billy and then being guilt-tripped into a dark subterranean hellscape and having to protect some children from dozens of monsters with only a bat.
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