When Blanche tells Jane she plans to sell their home, Jane’s mistreatment of Blanche intensifies. After an accident leaves Blanche partially paralyzed (and ends her career), the sisters live together in a mansion Blanche owns. As they grow up, Jane becomes an alcoholic has-been while Blanche is a sought-after actress who tries to guarantee continued roles (and money) for her sister. Played by Bette Davis, “Baby” Jane Hudson was a spoiled child actress whose sister, Blanche (Joan Crawford), lived in her shadow growing up. Asa Vajda, Black Sunday Jane Hudson from Whatever Happened to Baby Jane? (1962) Jane (left) and Blanche (right) are two actress sisters whose unhinged rivalry ruins both of their lives. You, too, can feel the joy and happiness of hating. Asa sets her sights on her lookalike Katia Vajda and seeks to drain her of her youth. Hundreds of years later, a man accidentally cuts his hand while looking at Asa’s tomb and reawakens her. Played by Barbara Steele, Asa Vajda is a witch who is sentenced to death by her brother and vows revenge on his descendants. Why should I feel sorry? It was Claude Daigle who got drowned, not me! Rhoda Penmark, The Bad Seed Asa Vajda from Black Sunday (1960)
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Rhoda demonstrates that she is willing to kill again to cover up her crime, and the audience slowly learns that she is descended from a serial killer, hence she is the titular “bad seed.”
Her mother worries when she is unfazed by the drowning death of another student on a school picnic until she realizes Rhoda is the one responsible for his death. Played by Patty McCormack, Rhoda Penmark is a seemingly sweet and precocious eight-year-old girl who lives with her mother in Manhattan while her father is away on military duty. Here are the most iconic female villains in horror history: Rhoda Penmark from The Bad Seed (1956) Rhoda in The Bad Seed is one of the youngest villains in horror. Warning: A few of these villains aren’t revealed until the end of the film, so if you aren’t well-versed in horror, you may be spoiled by this list. Gathered here are the most vicious, scary, or simply memorable female villains in horror. This means that when villains are women, the surprise factor and actresses playing against type can create an especially shocking and entertaining experience.
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Female villains are usually a surprise in movies due to audience expectations about movie norms as well as the real-life violence gap between men and women.
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