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* ''Film/{{101 Dalmatians}}'': [[Creator/GlennClose Glenn Close's]] performance as Cruella is highlighted by her signature manic, insane laughter which she delivers throughout the film.
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* ''Film/{{101 Dalmatians}}'': ''Film/OneHundredAndOneDalmatians1996'': [[Creator/GlennClose Glenn Close's]] performance as Cruella is highlighted by her signature manic, insane laughter which she delivers throughout the film.
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* ''Film/{{101Dalmatians}}'': [[Creator/GlennClose Glenn Close's]] performance as Cruella is highlighted by her signature manic, insane laughter which she delivers throughout the film.
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* ''Film/{{101Dalmatians}}'': ''Film/{{101 Dalmatians}}'': [[Creator/GlennClose Glenn Close's]] performance as Cruella is highlighted by her signature manic, insane laughter which she delivers throughout the film.
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* ''Film/101Dalmatians'': [[Creator/GlennClose Glenn Close's]] performance as Cruella is highlighted by her signature manic, insane laughter which she delivers throughout the film.
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* ''Film/101Dalmatians'': ''Film/{{101Dalmatians}}'': [[Creator/GlennClose Glenn Close's]] performance as Cruella is highlighted by her signature manic, insane laughter which she delivers throughout the film.
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* The main villainess of ''Film/ShadowMask'', Red Goddess, tends to do this when taunting the titular hero, notably in the final battle after Shadow Mask finds out his girlfriend, Sandy, has suffered an intense MindRape from Red Goddess. Who then cackles into the sky at Mask's predicament. Creator/ChengPeiPei clearly had ''[[https://youtu.be/BF-XF6p7kvo?si=ddQ6-JHBxybzBmli&t=5247 way too much fun]]'' hamming up one of her few villainous roles.
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* ''Film/TheRoom'': There's nothing evil about Johnny's laugh but he tends to do it at incredibly inappropriate moments, such as when Mark tells him about a woman who cheated on her boyfriend and when he found out, he beat her up so badly she ended up in hospital. Reportedly this was actually a true story that Greg Sestero told Tommy Wiseau in real life and caused him to [[HeManWomanHater laugh hysterically]]. Apparently Wiseau found the anecdote so funny, he decided to put it in the film, despite repeated insistence by a horrified Sestero that the story was not remotely funny, nor intended to be.
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* ''Film/TheRoom'': ''Film/{{The Room|2003}}'': There's nothing evil about Johnny's laugh but he tends to do it at incredibly inappropriate moments, such as when Mark tells him about a woman who cheated on her boyfriend and when he found out, he beat her up so badly she ended up in hospital. Reportedly this was actually a true story that Greg Sestero told Tommy Wiseau in real life and caused him to [[HeManWomanHater laugh hysterically]]. Apparently Wiseau found the anecdote so funny, he decided to put it in the film, despite repeated insistence by a horrified Sestero that the story was not remotely funny, nor intended to be.
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* Arch Hall Jr. based his performance as psycho killer Charlie Tibbs in ''Film/TheSadist'' on Tommy Udo, Creator/RichardWidmark's character in ''Film/KissOfDeath'', right down to the giggle.
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* ''Film/EdenLake'': As Steve's corpse burns, Brett jumps up and down, laughing.
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** Scaramanga from ''Film/TheManWithTheGoldenGun'' has some recorded ones set up in his funhouse for when someone shoots at a picture of him. Oddly, Scaramanga is played by Creator/ChristopherLee who, while known as the quintessential villain actor, doesn't usually have an evil laugh.
** Subverted in ''Film/YouOnlyLiveTwice'' when Bond falls through a trapdoor into the underground lair of a man sitting with his back to the audience who's giving an evil laugh. Is it another Blofeld-type supervillain? Turns out he's been KidnappedByAnAlly--Tiger Tanaka, head of Japanese intelligence--who just finds it funny that Bond fell into an ObviousTrap.
** Scaramanga from ''Film/TheManWithTheGoldenGun'' has some recorded ones set up in his funhouse for when someone shoots at a picture of him. Oddly, Scaramanga is played by Creator/ChristopherLee who, while known as the quintessential villain actor, doesn't usually have an evil laugh.
** Subverted in ''Film/YouOnlyLiveTwice'' when Bond falls through a trapdoor into the underground lair of a man sitting with his back to the audience who's giving an evil laugh. Is it another Blofeld-type supervillain? Turns out he's been KidnappedByAnAlly--Tiger Tanaka, head of Japanese intelligence--who just finds it funny that Bond fell into an ObviousTrap.
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** Scaramanga from ''Film/TheManWithTheGoldenGun'' has some recorded ones set up in his funhouse for when someone shoots at a picture of him. Oddly, Scaramanga is played by Creator/ChristopherLee who, while known as the quintessential villain actor, doesn't usually have an evil laugh.
** Subverted in ''Film/YouOnlyLiveTwice'' when Bond falls through a trapdoor into the underground lair of a man sitting with his back to the audience who's giving an evil laugh. Is it another Blofeld-type supervillain? Turns out he's been KidnappedByAnAlly--Tiger Tanaka, head of Japanese intelligence--who just finds it funny that Bond fell into an ObviousTrap.
** Scaramanga from ''Film/TheManWithTheGoldenGun'' has some recorded ones set up in his funhouse for when someone shoots at a picture of him. Oddly, Scaramanga is played by Creator/ChristopherLee who, while known as the quintessential villain actor, doesn't usually have an evil laugh.
** Subverted in ''Film/YouOnlyLiveTwice'' when Bond falls through a trapdoor into the underground lair of a man sitting with his back to the audience who's giving an evil laugh. Is it another Blofeld-type supervillain? Turns out he's been KidnappedByAnAlly--Tiger Tanaka, head of Japanese intelligence--who just finds it funny that Bond fell into an ObviousTrap.
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* Scaramanga from ''Film/TheManWithTheGoldenGun'' has some recorded ones set up in his funhouse for when someone shoots at a picture of him. Oddly, Scaramanga is played by Creator/ChristopherLee who, while known as the quintessential villain actor, doesn't usually have an evil laugh.
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* ''Film/JamesBond''
** Scaramanga from ''Film/TheManWithTheGoldenGun'' has some recorded ones set up in his funhouse for when someone shoots at a picture of him. Oddly, Scaramanga is played by Creator/ChristopherLee who, while known as the quintessential villain actor, doesn't usually have an evillaugh.laugh.
** Subverted in ''Film/YouOnlyLiveTwice'' when Bond falls through a trapdoor into the underground lair of a man sitting with his back to the audience who's giving an evil laugh. Is it another Blofeld-type supervillain? Turns out he's been KidnappedByAnAlly--Tiger Tanaka, head of Japanese intelligence--who just finds it funny that Bond fell into an ObviousTrap.
** Scaramanga from ''Film/TheManWithTheGoldenGun'' has some recorded ones set up in his funhouse for when someone shoots at a picture of him. Oddly, Scaramanga is played by Creator/ChristopherLee who, while known as the quintessential villain actor, doesn't usually have an evil
** Subverted in ''Film/YouOnlyLiveTwice'' when Bond falls through a trapdoor into the underground lair of a man sitting with his back to the audience who's giving an evil laugh. Is it another Blofeld-type supervillain? Turns out he's been KidnappedByAnAlly--Tiger Tanaka, head of Japanese intelligence--who just finds it funny that Bond fell into an ObviousTrap.
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* Tex Richman from ''Film/TheMuppets'' is unable to laugh, so he says [[SayingSoundEffectsOutLoud "Maniacal laugh!"]] instead. [[spoiler:When Uncle Deadly does his HeelFaceTurn, he rubs his own glorious maniacal laugh in his face right after himself delivering the most spectacular EvilLaugh of the entire film.]]
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* Tex Richman from ''Film/TheMuppets'' ''Film/TheMuppets2011'' is unable to laugh, so he says [[SayingSoundEffectsOutLoud "Maniacal laugh!"]] instead. [[spoiler:When Uncle Deadly does his HeelFaceTurn, he rubs his own glorious maniacal laugh in his face right after himself delivering the most spectacular EvilLaugh of the entire film.]]
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* The ''Franchise/{{Predator}}'' managed a rather decent version when he was all set to [[SelfDestructMechanism blow Arnie and half the countryside to oblivion]]. It's a recording of Billy's laughter from earlier in the movie, which is made to sound evil with creepy distortion effects. the laugh was recovered by Creator/PeterCullen.
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* The ''Franchise/{{Predator}}'' managed a rather decent version when he was all set to [[SelfDestructMechanism blow Arnie and half the countryside to oblivion]]. It's a recording of Billy's laughter from earlier in the movie, which is made to sound evil with creepy distortion effects. the The laugh was recovered by Creator/PeterCullen.Creator/PeterCullen.
* In ''Film/PrehistoricWomen'', wicked Queen Kari has what can best be described as an evil NoblewomansLaugh.
* In ''Film/PrehistoricWomen'', wicked Queen Kari has what can best be described as an evil NoblewomansLaugh.
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* When [[spoiler: the Green Goblin]] returns in ''Film/SpiderManNoWayHome'', he does his signature unhinged laughter a couple different times throughout the film - the creepiest of which being while Spider-Man was ''giving him a beatdown!''
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* In ''Film/{{Warlock}}'', the Warlock gives an evil laugh when a young boy asks him what he needs to be able to fly, which is to sacrifice the child.
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* In ''Film/{{Warlock}}'', ''Film/Warlock1989'', the Warlock gives an evil laugh when a young boy asks him what he needs to be able to fly, which is to sacrifice the child.
