They lie, they manipulate, they switch your babies at childbirth–what makes these dishonorable dolls more despicable is that they're all moms. Forget being caring, supportive, and nice, SPOT.ph lists down 10 TV and movie mothers that make you wish you were never born. Aren't you glad your mom's not like them?

10. Esme Fajardo played by Annabelle Rama

Movie: My Monster Mom (2008)

Object of tyranny: Daughter Abby Fajardo (Ruffa Gutierrez)

Psychological trigger: After being cheated on by her lover and sending her baby daughter to the US, Esmeralda Fajardo turns into a jaded control freak with a sharp, Visayan-accented tongue.

Monstrous deeds: Aside from her incessant nagging, Esme also meddles with her kids' lives by imposing her own rules, curfews, and unreasonably strict rules for dating.

Maniacal dialogue: "Huwag ka ngang sumagot! Babatuhin kita ng brilyante ko!"

9. Viola Fields played by Jane Fonda

Movie: Monster-in-law (2005)

Object of tyranny: Daughter-in-law-to-be Charlie Cantilini (Jennifer Lopez)

Psychological trigger: When you're a powerful broadcast journalist forcefully dethroned by a much younger bimbo, it's only normal to feel a little insecure and bitter. With news that her only son is engaged to be married to a young temp, Viola gets devious and makes Charlie's walk to the aisle synonymous to hell.

Monstrous deeds: She feigns a psychotic breakdown just so she can terrorize Charlie at home, alienates Charlie in front of foreign dignitaries, invites her son's ex to the wedding rehearsal, and gives her a too-tiny-for-J.Lo's curves dress to wear at an unannounced party. And, even if she knows that Charlie is allergic to nuts, she serves her with gravy spiked with nuts.

Maniacal dialogue: After honking a horn to wake up Charlie, "Oh, I'm sorry! I thought it was air freshener!" Then she cackles like a wicked witch.