House of Villains is a reality television show that brings together the most notorious villains from various reality TV series. These contestants live together and compete in a series of challenges, all vying for a grand prize of $200,000 and the prestigious title of America's Ultimate Supervillain.
Format[]
The show is structured around weekly competitions and eliminations, where contestants must use their cunning and strategic skills to outlast their opponents. Each week is centered around a key event known as the Battle Royale challenge.
Supervillain of the Week[]
Each week, contestants participate in a Battle Royale challenge designed to test their physical, mental, and emotional capabilities. The winner of this challenge earns the title of Supervillain of the Week. This title comes with several advantages:
- Immunity for the week, safeguarding them from elimination.
- A luxury reward that they can enjoy with two other villains of their choice.
- The power to nominate three fellow contestants for potential elimination by placing them on the Hit List.
Hit List Nominations[]
The Supervillain of the Week uses their power to nominate three contestants for possible banishment. These nominees are placed on the Hit List, marking them as targets for elimination. This nomination process is a critical part of the game, as it can shift alliances and stir up drama within the house.
Redemption Challenge[]
The three nominees on the Hit List are given a chance to save themselves through the Redemption Challenge. The winner of this challenge removes themselves from the Hit List, securing their safety for that week. This adds an extra layer of strategy and competition, as contestants must not only rely on alliances but also prove their individual prowess.
Banishment[]
Following the Redemption Challenge, a Banishment Ceremony takes place. During this ceremony, all house members vote to decide which one of the two remaining nominees on the Hit List will be banished from the house. This voting process is often influenced by alliances and strategic gameplay, leading to intense negotiations and backstabbing.
Finale[]
As contestants are gradually eliminated, only a few remain to face off in the show's final episodes. The ultimate goal is to be the last villain standing, earning not only the cash prize but also recognition as America's Ultimate Supervillain. The finale is a culmination of weeks of strategy, manipulation, and competition.
Jury[]
Throughout the season, eliminated contestants may become part of a jury, which plays a crucial role in determining the final outcome. The jury typically consists of former players who assess the finalists' gameplay and ultimately vote for who they believe deserves to win the title based on their strategic moves and overall performance throughout the competition.
Seasons[]
| House of Villains Seasons | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Season | Season Run | Contestants | Winner | Runner-Up | Final Vote | ||
 House of Villains (Season 1) |
October 12, 2023 - December 21, 2023 |
10 | 4-3 | ||||
 House of Villains (Season 2) |
October 9, 2024 - Current |
11 | TBD | ||||
