He is scaring criminals OUTSIDE the prison, it doesn't really matter how guilty the ones inside are.
Did he really? He force-fed him Eviscerstus's intestines, we don't know if he killed him afterward. And the guard is Evil and poses a danger to him, so it is not Evil to kill him. If being subjected to such an act by Belkar causes him to second think his occupation, is it not a Good thing?You forgot to mention that he killed a guard shortly after that in an extremely gross and abominable manner, without any "Good" second thoughts. Just because said guard made fun of him. What a jolly fellow, that Belkar.
Not killing/having second thoughts on killing the guy that is trying to kill you is unambiguously a Good act.