Tropes pertaining to snakes, serpents, and slithery reptiles in general. Despite the name, Smug Snake and Cornered Rattlesnake do not go here.

Snakes are associated with evil. We've seen lots of evil snakes. Now how many times have you seen a good snake in fiction? None? Very few? That's because of ...

The Why Did It Have to Be Snakes? trope as used in popular culture. A seemingly invulnerable character reveals that they are deathly afraid of X...

The Great Serpent trope as used in popular culture. These snakes are not just big; they're absolutely enormous. Swallowing a human whole is easy for them.

The Wise Serpent trope as used in popular culture. It is commonly held in many cultures that among animals, snakes are especially wise and knowledgeable.

Snake People, Nagas, Lamias, Valusians, or Sneople (singular Snerson) are a type of liminal being usually depicted with a human head, arms and torso with the ...

Snakes are used as a symbol of sex. Depending on the Mythology you reference, the Lamia or Naga are pretty much the epitome of this.

When a villain turns into a snake there can be no doubt about the evil nature of a foe, and it gives The Hero a comfortably scary and suddenly less human foe ...

The film involves a convoluted scheme to kill the protected witness to a mobster's crime by using snakes to ground his plane mid-flight.

5 дек. 2018 г. · Dean Ambrose (really) has this. Made evident, when he threw a fit during his promo on Smackdown, after Jake Roberts placed a snake on him on Raw ...