So, I'm trying to come up with some possible bad-ass phrases for my character to have as trademark line before killing people.  He's a half-orc Figther/MC Ranger, and a fanatical follower of (Forgotten Realms) Bane.

Because I steal almost all my ideas, I've been looking for inspiration in movies... but the best I can come up with is, "You ever dance with the devil in the pale moonlight?" from Tim Burton's Batman.  Jules' biblical tirade from Pulp Fiction is awesome, but rather too long-winded for use at the game table.

Anyone have any ideas?

And while we're at it, any suggestions for battle cries?

Thanks for the response.

Heh, I actually have the Robocop quote in my notes.  I'm not sure whether I'd prefer to find an occasion for Tazok (my Fighter) to use it, or an NPC in the campaign that I DM.  There are some NPCs in my campaign it would be perfect for, including a Paladin for whom "justice" and law come first, with "Good" being only a very distant concern (he's inspired by Vhailor, from Planescape: Torment).  It's probably more useful for an NPC than for Tazok, because Tazok usually isn't taking anyone anywhere.

Another quote I might use from the same scene in Robocop is, "You probably don't think I'm a very nice guy.  Do ya?"

The other ones could be useful, too... but , as you say, after killing someone.

One other trademark I've got for the character is (based on No Country for Old Men), "What's the most you ever lost on a coin toss?"  If the victim calls it right, they get branded with the symbol of Bane.  If they call it wrong... they get the drow long knife.

That is a classic line, but:

"My name is Tazok Koveras.  You are my father.  Prepare to die."

That just doesn't have the same ring to it.

"KERPLAH!!!!!!!!!!!"