Introducing Villains - 3 Screenwriting Tools for Your Toolbox

One thing to say is that the villain, by their very nature, typically has little to no moral restraints. Because of this, they're not hampered by the morality of their decision making in relation to the actions they take in pursuit of their goal, where as the hero is. Unlike the villain, the hero must consider the moral and ethical implications of their decisions and actions. This is the fundamental reason why the villain is more powerful than the hero. They're unencumbered by morality and believe that the ends (their goal) justify the means.

How about a villain drinking milk as he watches a person be tortured. Being playful with his woman as she skins a man.

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I'm currently introducing the villain in my script so I took all of this in. I made him so comically cliche in my first draft, trying to make him less obvious in this version.