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Ronald "Ronnie" White is one of two overarching antagonist (alongside Wesley Rhoades) Rob Zombie's Halloween remake duology, based on John Carpenter's 1978 slasher film classic of the same name.
He is Deborah Myers' abusive boyfriend and one of the people responsible for turning Michael Myers into the serial killer he is known as.
He was portrayed by William Forsythe.
What Makes Him a Hate Sink?[]
- He is a horrible boyfriend to Deborah Myers, shouting at her, insulting her, making sexist comments, threatening to cheat on her, and insulting her children.
- He is very cruel to Michael, calling him a freak, shouting at him, yanking his mask off of his face, making homophobic insults about him, showing no sympathy when his pet rat dies, and threatening to assault him. This also makes him partially responsible for Michael becoming a serial killer.
- He is very annoying with his constant shouting.
- He is an ephebophile, making perverted and super inappropriate comments about Judith, his own girlfriend's daughter. This also shows him to be incredibly stupid, making comments about her right in front of Deborah, which leads to her getting mad and spilling hot coffee on him.
- He is incredibly immature, behaving more like a school bully than a grown man.
- He is unforgivably stupid and mean-spirited. When he learns that Michael has been killing animals, instead of treating the situation seriously, he laughs at Michael, mocks him, and starts throwing popcorn at him. Any normal person would take the situation seriously and realize there is something seriously wrong with Michael. This foolishness of bullying a mentally disturbed kid even gets him killed when Michael has enough of his abuse and decides to kill him.
- Overall, he is mean, rude, immature, stupid, loud, perverted, unfaithful, sexist, possibly homophobic, and is partly responsible for Michael becoming a serial killer.
External Links[]
- Ronnie White on the Villains Wiki
- Ronnie White on the Scrappy Wiki
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