10 Movie Villains Who Had No Business Being This Attractive

You’d think that movie villains exist to be the bad guy, someone to instill a feeling of fear or hatred in the audience. But that would make them very one dimensional wouldn’t it? So instead they’re made to make us question our better judgement. And oh boy do they, in more ways than one. Let’s take a look at the villains that were so good they actually succeeded in tempting us to switch over to the the dark side.

1. Kylo Ren — Star Wars: The Force Awakens

It’s hard to tell if it’s the all black outfit, the brooding, emotionally volatile personality, the dramatic hair or just Adam Driver’s face. But once that awful mask was off, you can’t deny that what you felt for Kylo Ren wasn’t an instant crush. Something about Kylo Ren feels vulnerable and combine with his goof looks it just makes the ladies want to make him feel better, not run away in fear.

2. Harley Quinn — Suicide Squad

Suicide Squad is full of villains, but we all know that it’s Harley Quinn that’s got everyone’s attention. You just can’t ignore those pigtails and the chaotic energy and confidence that comes with that character. Once she’s on the screen you can’t look away.

3. Gaston — Beauty and the Beast

Gaston is awful. He’s arrogant and controlling, and has very serious ego issues. But Disney designed him to be handsome and muscular and impeccably groomed on purposed. His blind confidence is equally annoying and undeserved. But if you ignore his personality it’s not hard to see why some people had a childhood crush on him.