When goodness shows it flip side

Sharon Stone in Basic Instinct

Sharon Stone's character Catherine Tramell was strong enough to launch several other films about femme fatales. But none of them surpassed Stone's performance.

Tramell knew how to use people with the best weapon at her disposal - her sex appeal. Using this, she wriggled out of most situations and made men putties in her hands. We salute Sharon Stone for defining the word 'bad'.

Julia Roberts in My Best Friend's Wedding

One of America's sweethearts Julia doesn't exactly fit the textbook definition of evil in any manner.

But in 'My Best Friend's Wedding' she was more than willing to go wreck the wedding of the man she desired, Julia would've succeeded too had she been more open to playing dirty.

Demi Moore in Disclosure

Her character, Meredith is the original source for the Aitraaz inspiration. Demi Moore plays a woman who won't take rejection very easily.

Drunk on power and arrogance, she instead forces herself onto the man and then accuses him of rape. Being a seductress must be a difficult job, but perhaps had they targeted more available men, they'd be luckier.

Cameron Diaz in Vanilla Sky

The otherwise-ditzy Cameron plays a woman who is spurned by a man she has a physical relationship with. Of course the guy says he considers her a true-blue friend, but that's not enough and this makes her berserk.

Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned eh?

Michelle Pfeiffer in Batman Returns

Michelle Pfeiffer remains the best actress to play Catwoman onscreen till-date. Her character Selina was killed for knowing the truth so she came back as Catwoman and unleashed her feline vengeance upon those who caused her death.

She isn't evil per say, but she certainly believes in a good payback.