Evil Rant #50- Business of Villainy
    The evil businessman is one of the most prevalent villain archetypes in entertainment; let's take a closer look at these cunning capitalists and megalomaniacal money makers.

Evil Rant #45- Greatest Anime Villains
    List of and observations about some of the most inspirational characters in anime (warning: this is a long one, even for us).

Evil Rant #36- Villainesque Movie Endings
    Is there any preexisting examples of villainesque ideals in mainstream entertainment? Of course, and here I have provided you with a few of the most delightfully diabolical endings that cinema has to offer.

Evil Rant #27- Dark Comedies- Part Two
    In this sequel, I provide you with some examples and analysis of a few specific dark comedies, and throw in a bit of my own shady humor while I'm at it.

Evil Rant #26- Dark Comedies- Part One
    In this article, we take a look at what elements make up a good dark / black comedy and examine how to best interpret movies of this genre.

Evil Rant #22- Villain Speak
    Villainous linguistics! With a fun list of villainesque words and phrases.

Evil Rant #20- Despising the Human Element
    In this article I reaffirm my love of entertainment and reveal some of my stronger opinions about it.

Evil Rant #17- Essay on Villain Archetypes- Part Two
    In part two, we continue to look at different villain archetypes and compare these to any real world equivalents they might have.

Evil Rant #16- Essay on Villain Archetypes- Part One
    This is an examination of basic fictional villain types, intended to give us some insight into the nature of real villainy and how it's perceived.

Evil Rant #11- Entertainment vs. Art
    In this rant we explore the basic perceptions of art and entertainment as well as how we might judge the two based on their own, individual merits; to the benefit of both.

Evil Rant #7- Passion for Entertainment
    Here I offer some of my own thoughts and perspectives on the topic of the entertainment and its significance in both our own psychology and our culture.