23 Suspicious Looking Buildings that are Probably Hiding a Super Villain

If we've learned anything from the Austin Powers franchise, it's that all supervillains need an evil lair.

Published 5 months ago in Wtf

If we've learned anything from the Austin Powers franchise, it's that all supervillains need an evil lair. How could they be properly evil without a dark and cold place to match their hearts?

Unfortunately, (or fortunately), Dr. Evil-type supervillains don't exist. But if they did, they'd certainly be eying up these real-life creepy buildings to use as their HQs. And what does that say about the people who use them? Well, some just own unfortunate property. But for others, the ominous designs might actually be indicative of our world's versions of supervillains within.

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The Helicoide; the largest torture building in South America.

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Bangladesh's Parliament building.

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“This is a fire station in Italy. Hail Hydrant!”
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“I found Sauron in Pittsburgh.”

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This is Joel Osteen's megachurch.
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“I can see why people think Prague is full of vampires.”

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Comcast HQ.
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The four horsemen and a blood moon.
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30 storey building in NYC without any windows.
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Duga; A Soviet over-the-horizon (OTH) radar system used as part of the Soviet anti-ballistic missile early-warning network.

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Main Cathedral of the Russian Armed Forces in Moscow, lit up in red for their 'celebration' of 2 years of Ukrainian invasion.
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The Weird Temple-like Structure on Jeff Epstein’s Island.