The official trailer for Thunderbolts* has been revealed – and it confirms which of its anti-heroes is actually going to be the Marvel movie's main villain ... during one of Super Bowl LIX's ...

Most Final Fantasy villains are slain at the end of the game, but these antagonists survive in one way or another. So, it can be rather puzzling when these games let players kill the antagonist ...

It's a valiant effort, but I think it's pretty clear who it is: Bob Reynolds a.k.a. Sentry (played by Lewis Pullman). Those who have been paying attention to Thunderbolts* will recall that Bob was ...

The villain reveal in the Super Bowl trailer only makes me more hopeful that the Thunderbolts will become an Avengers team before Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) raises his Avengers. The Void taking ...

Is this truly the best storyline we can come up with heading into the Super Bowl? Nothing says ... (Charlie Riedel/AP) Portraying the Chiefs as villains just shows you how soft we have become ...

they’ve fully entered their villain era, with fans loving to hate the NFL’s latest formidable dynasty. Just five years ago, the Chiefs were largely celebrated for their win in Super Bowl LIV ...

Their complicated legacy included six Super Bowl triumphs in nine appearances, plus punishments levied by the league in the “Spygate” and “Deflategate” scandals. Some fans of opposing ...

Hawaiian shirt-wearing Andy Reid dreaming up his next genius play design to match that of Jet Chip Wasp (see Super Bowl LIV win over the San Francisco 49ers). Bond villain-lookalike Rob Gronkowski ...

Dragon Ball Daima has returned Super Saiyan 4 to its canon status, but the anime's main villain has already shown the form ...

Following an encounter with one of the world’s innumerable attempts to reproduce Steve Rogers’ super soldier serum, he gained Superman-like powers — including immense strength, speed ...

People remember all the superheroes, superstars, but how many remember those villains in reality. There have been several great actors who are often seen as the negative character in a film, but ...