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* The Strangers from ''Film/DarkCity'' had one among their ranks.
** And he really stands out as the only one of the Strangers to even seem evil. They're mostly just desperate to save themselves by any means necessary, and another Stranger requires an injection of a serial killer's memories before he starts acting like a real villain. But Mr. Sleep is clearly evil from when we first meet him: he's flashing an evil grin everywhere when he's not just outright gnashing his teeth like a [[Franchise/{{Hellraiser}} Cenobite]], and he even viciously bites a guy's hand attempting to make him fall to his death.
** And he really stands out as the only one of the Strangers to even seem evil. They're mostly just desperate to save themselves by any means necessary, and another Stranger requires an injection of a serial killer's memories before he starts acting like a real villain. But Mr. Sleep is clearly evil from when we first meet him: he's flashing an evil grin everywhere when he's not just outright gnashing his teeth like a [[Franchise/{{Hellraiser}} Cenobite]], and he even viciously bites a guy's hand attempting to make him fall to his death.
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* The Strangers from ''Film/DarkCity'' ''Film/DarkCity1998'' had one among their ranks.
** Andranks, and he really stands out as the only one of the Strangers to even seem evil. They're mostly just desperate to save themselves by any means necessary, and another Stranger requires an injection of a serial killer's memories before he starts acting like a real villain. But Mr. Sleep is clearly evil from when we first meet him: he's flashing an evil grin everywhere when he's not just outright gnashing his teeth like a [[Franchise/{{Hellraiser}} Cenobite]], and he even viciously bites a guy's hand attempting to make him fall to his death.
** And
