All rise for the Golden Globes! They're often treated as the opening act to the Oscars—less a crystal ball than an appetizer, but a glamorous one nonetheless. Over the decades, the Golden Globes have honored some of cinema's most memorable antiheroes and outright villains. From manipulative schemers to serial killers, these characters prove that audiences can't look away from a compelling bad woman. And the Golden Globes for Most Villainous Female Characters go to... Rosalyn Rosenfeld The only thing softening Jennifer Lawrence's unabashed chaos in American Hustle is her impeccable comedic timing. As the unpredictable Rosalyn Rosenfeld, Lawrence turns every scene into a disaster waiting to happen. The performance earned her the Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actress at the 2014 ceremony. Lydia Tár Cate Blanchett's Lydia Tár wields power as expertly as she conducts an orchestra. Brilliant but deeply abusive of her authority, she is one of modern cinema's most f...