Villains, Inc. Trivia Quiz

Answer: The Cobra Kai

The Cobra Kai has to be one of the most hated groups of bullies in the entire moviedom, as they took unfair play to a new level. "Sweep the leg!" is their trademark villain maneuver. The Cobra Kai logo, featuring a yellow cobra with the dojo name, became a pop culture icon after the release of the movie, together with the phrase, "Cobra Kai...never die!"

Answer: The Wet Bandits

According to Marv, the group's calling card is leaving the water running on a house they just burgled, saying that they're "the wet bandits!"

Macaulay Culkin plays Kevin McCallister, who torments the would-be burglars in his house with common household items like shovels, paint cans, gasoline, toys and a flat iron (ouch!)

Answer: Jules Winnfield and Vincent Vega

The first part of the movie shows Vincent and Jules having breakfast in a diner, with Jules contemplating about leaving the life of crime, having decided that a "miracle" in an earlier hit job is a sign that God wants him to retire. The movie, which became a cult classic, invigorated the flagging careers of Travolta and Jackson, as well as that of Bruce Willis, who played the boxer Butch Coolidge, and Uma Thurman, who played Mia Wallace.

Answer: The Deadly Viper Assassination Squad

The Deadly Viper Assassination Squad, as blatantly announced during the movie's opening credits, are composed up of Copperhead, California Mountain Snake, Cottonmouth, Sidewinder, and Black Mamba, all deadly assassins who serve their leader Bill. All the members' codenames are names of real snakes, and are coincidentally names of Captain America's enemies in the Marvel comics.

Answer: The Decepticons

The eons-long battle of the Autobots and Decepticons (described as "the brutal Decepticons" in the first episode of the original animated series) caused the desolation of their home planet Cybertron and brought the unending war to Earth.

Answer: The League of Shadows

In Ra's words, the League "has been a check against human corruption for thousands of years". The group was originally called League of Assassins in the "Batman" comic books. Other names include Society of Shadows and Society of Assassins.

Answer: COBRA

The Cobra Command is led by the nefarious Cobra Commander, who in the movie "GI Joe: The Rise of Cobra", is portrayed by Joseph Gordon-Levitt (although he doesn't don the famous mask until near the end of the movie). The villain group was originally introduced along with the launch of the Hasbro G.I. Joe action figures in 1982.

Answer: The Skulls

"The Skulls" is largely based on the Yale University secret society Skull and Bones, which counts among its alumni former presidents George Bush Sr and George W Bush, as well as Senator John Kerry.

Answer: Uruk-hai

Saruman created the Uruk-hai to be a superior breed of orcs who can withstand sunlight and are more reliable in battle. They are depicted as large, black-skinned and upright in stature. They call themselves "The Fighting Uruk-hai" in the movie.

Answer: Umbrella Corporation

The Umbrella Corporation, introduced in the video game franchise and adopted in the movie series, masquerades as a pharmaceutical company while hiding its true nature, one which deals massively in biological warfare research, ultimately producing some of the most disastrous effects on the human population. Tyrell Corporation is the android manufacturer in "Blade Runner", while Soylent Corporation is the company that makes biscuits out of humans in "Soylent Green". Cyberdine Systems is the company that created the Skynet software in the Terminator franchise.