Can you name these 10 iconic 1980s movie villains and the actors who played them?

This villain made his debut on screen in Wes Craven's 1984 horror hit A Nightmare on Elm Street. This unsettling spirit was the poltergeist remains of a child murderer who had been burned to death by parents seeking revenge.

If it's still on the tip of your tongue now's your last chance: Robert Englund's killer character was Freddy Krueger.

The time travelling hijinks of Back to the Future might bring the loveable Doc Brown and Marty McFly to mind, but there was more to the cast of this '80s hit.

Thomas F. Wilson was booked and busy across all three films, though he played several different members of the same family tree. In the classic '80s instalments, the actor played the iconic modern-day bully, Biff Tannen, making Marty McFly's life a misery across multiple timelines.

It's hard to imagine Ziggy Stardust as a fantasy villain, but the music legend brought his stage charisma to the screen opposite Jennifer Connelly in this '80s cult classic.

Jim Henson's puppetry added to the unsettling atmosphere, but it was David Bowie as Jareth who stole the show (and the baby).

The '80s were a golden age of family films, and Disney were at the forefront. Their animated classics brought musical theatre to the screen with colourful scenery, true love's kiss and some iconic cartoon villains.

One fan favourite is The Little Mermaid's Pat Carroll who played Ursula the sea witch. With a perfect coiffure and long-reaching tentacles, she's still an icon of on-screen trouble today.

Any good action hit needs some high stakes and what better way to make things perilous for our heroes than to introduce an almost indestructible force?

It can't be reasoned with, it doesn't feel pity, or remorse, or fear. At least, that was the case for Arnold Schwarzenegger's Terminator. This unrelenting force had us all on the edge of our seats in 1984.

It doesn't get much more villainous than this. Dressed all in black, complete with a cape and iconic helmet that has since been turned into cushions, lamps and coffee tables, we're still shaking in our boots today.

No list of '80s movies would be complete without Star Wars hits The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi, and no list of '80s villains would be complete with Darth Vader himself, played by David Prowse and voiced by James Earl Jones.

Ridley Scott's 1982 hit followed ex-policeman Rick Deckard's mission to destroy a group of Replicants and his own journey of identity. Of course, the action hit needed an antagonist at its centre which is where Rutger Hauer stepped in.

While he sits more comfortably in the 'antagonist' category than the purely villainous, Rutger's Roy Batty gave us some iconic lines and took a nuanced approach to Blade Runner's conflict.

Of course, it's the Nazi forces as a whole that Indiana Jones wanted to thwart. But that didn't mean there wasn't time for a personal rivalry alongside his world-saving mission.

Dr. Henry Walton "Indiana" Jones' darker  counterpart, French mercenary Dr. René Belloq, was played by Paul Freeman. 

Stephen King is a legend of the horror genre, from Pet Sematary to The Long Walk and It. But there's one flick that stands above the rest, found in room 237 (or 217 if you read the book first).  

Jack Nicholson brought the terrifying axe-wielder Jack Torrance to life and had us all hiding behind the back of the sofa.

To be a hunted man, someone's got to be hunting you. In the case of John Rambo, there was one man who wanted to take down the Vietnam vet more than most. 

Brian Dennehy starred in 'First Blood' as Sheriff Will Teasle. The 1982 action classic is one of Sylvester Stallone's best-loved hits, partly thanks to Brian's terrible villain.