Greatest Villains of All Time
Anton Chigurh or Norman Bates

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ANTON CHIGURH

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NORMAN BATES
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Why This Battle Matters

Is it the chilling calculation of Anton Chigurh or the twisted maternal binds of Norman Bates that defines true villainy? It's a rare matchup that pits sheer, cold-blooded execution against psychological unraveling, presenting a thrilling study in contrasts. Here, the stakes transcend mere win-loss records; they challenge our understanding of fear itself and its roots in the human psyche. As you decide who to back in this epic clash, ask yourself: what kind of darkness resonates more deeply with you?

🔥 Fan Takes

Nostalgia's hitting hard with Norman Bates, man. He set the stage for every psycho after him.
lol remember when Anton opened a door with a cow thingy? peak chaos, i stan an innovative villain 😂
Honestly, Norman Bates is the blueprint for creepy. That stair scene? Iconic AF and still gives me chills.

How Fans Are Voting

In this battle:

Fans currently prefer Norman Bates over Anton Chigurh when it comes to the greatest Villains of all time. In head-to-head matchups, fans pick Norman Bates 60.0% of the time over Anton Chigurh.

Across all battles:

Norman Bates win rate: 37.9%

Anton Chigurh win rate: 38.9%

Fan FAQs

Who's the top contender in the Greatest Villains of All Time league on GoatWars?

Darth Vader holds the title of top contender in the Greatest Villains of All Time league. You can see how all the villains stack up by checking out the GOAT List.

What makes Anton Chigurh a favorite among fans despite trailing in this matchup?

Fans are drawn to Anton Chigurh's chilling performance as a relentless force. His calm yet menacing demeanor and the philosophical underpinnings of his character add an intriguing layer that keeps fans talking.

Why is Norman Bates leading so significantly over Anton Chigurh in the Greatest Villains of All Time league?

Norman Bates is taking the lead probably because his brand of creepy next-door villainy resonates more with fans than Anton's cold, methodical style. There's also a bit of nostalgia playing in since 'Psycho' is such a classic in horror film history.