The 11 Most Crazy Ass Women Characters in Film
By Darrin Jones / June 19
By Darrin Jones / June 19
4. Nancy Downs from The Craft (1996)
A group of unpopular high school girls begin dabbling in witchcraft. The girls begin developing supernatural powers and terrorize anyone that gets in their way.
As well as pose for Go-Go’s album covers. |
High school girls turning on each other? That never happens! |
While all of girls immediately misuse their powers, Nancy is the first to go the murder route by killing her stepfather. Sure he was a jerk but this is magic we’re talking about here. She could have easily used a spell to turn him nice or just make him leave but no, straight to the murder. But if that wasn’t bad enough, she kills off the boy that Sarah put under a love spell because he had troubles understanding “no means no”. Again, it’s not totally unjustified but magic! There’s literally no limit to ways they can deal with problems besides murder. To top it all off, when Sarah tries to use a spell to stop Nancy from killing people, Nancy responses by, of course, trying to kill her. With magic!
Whoa, slumber parties are weird. |
Mmhmm, she can cast a levitation spell on my wand any day. |
When expecting mother, Claire Bartel as played by Annabella Sciorra, is molested by her doctor, the doctor commits suicide instead of being arrested by the police; leaving his pregnant wife a widow. The stress is too much for her and she loses her unborn child. So overcome by a thirst for revenge, she takes the name Peyton Flanders, as played by Rebecca De Mornay, and becomes the nanny for the Bartel family.
Doesn’t she just look like nanny material? |
How crazy is she? She’ll try to steal your family.
Peyton Flanders has to play the longest, most intense mind-play few audiences have ever seen before. Peyton starts convincing the children to trust her more then their own mother.
She’s so good with kids. |
“Is nanny gonna have to choke a bitch?” |
Uh, I think they should’ve called Mary Poppins instead. |
6. Hedra Carlson from Single White Female (1992)
When a young New York City woman is need of a new roommate, Hedra Carlson as played by Jennifer Jason Leigh, answers the ad.
I smell the making of new sitcom show. |
How crazy is she? She'll try to steal your life.
Over the course of the film, Hedra copies her roommate’s appearance and mannerisms more and more.
A Doublemint Gum ad in the making. |
“Does this mean you aren’t going to pay your half of the utilities?” |
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