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Drew Barrymore in Poison Ivy (1992)
Richard Gere and Diane Lane in Unfaithful (2002)
Denise Richards in Wild Things (1998)
Sharon Stone in Basic Instinct (1992)
Kim Basinger and Mickey Rourke in Nine 1/2 Weeks (1986)
Gael García Bernal and Maribel Verdú in Y tu mamá también (2001)
Min-hee Kim and Jung-woo Ha in The Handmaiden (2016)
Daniel Day-Lewis and Lena Olin in The Unbearable Lightness of Being (1988)
Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman in Eyes Wide Shut (1999)
Marlon Brando and Maria Schneider in Last Tango in Paris (1972)
As ad people say, ‘sex sells’, and the same thing can be said about the film by film producers. No wonder, Hollywood has no shortage of films featuring sexual content. This is where erotic movies come in. So without further ado, here are 10 of the best erotic movies of all time .
People who first saw Drew Barrymore as a cute kid in the sci-fi children’s movie, E.T the Extraterrestrial , also get to see her in her first mature role in one of the best erotic film Poison Ivy (1992).
Unfolding like a modern version of Lolita , the film tells the story of how a troubled teenager plans to have her best friend’s family and wealth to herself in an insidious plot to get rid of the family matriarch and replace her by seducing the father.
The film proved to be popular among audiences and spawned two more sequels: Poison Ivy 2: Lily in 1996 and Poison Ivy: The New Seduction (1997).
Unfaithful (2002) features Diane Lane as a cheating suburban wife in Adrian Lyne’s erotic film.
As expected the film showed a lot of sex scenes but fell short of delivering a compelling plot as is the problem of most erotic movies . The story is based on the French film La Femme Infidele and features elements of mystery and suspense .
This erotic thriller film directed by John Mcnaughton was notorious by its numerous sex scenes which were unheard of at the time especially considering that it’s a big budget mainstream movie.
The film stars Neve Campbell and Denise Richards as a pair of high school students who scheme with their teacher played by Matt Dillon to scam millions of dollars from a false accusation rape case.
Proving to be popular among audiences, the film started a franchise which includes three more sequels which more or less work on the same plane as the original. Wild Things is one of the best erotic films of all time .
Best remembered for one of the most sensual scenes in movie history, Basic Instinct (1992) is an erotic thriller film which follows a detective investigating the murder of a rich rock star and eventually getting involved in an intense relationship with the crime’s number one suspect.
The film received backlash and controversy even before its release because of its portrayal of sexuality and graphic violence. Nonetheless, it performed extremely well in the box office becoming one of the biggest hits of the 1990s.
Basic Instinct is considered to be one of the best erotic movies ever made .
9 ½ Weeks (1986) tells the torrid love affair between an art gallery owner played by Kim Basinger and a Wall Street broker played by Mickey Rourke. The title refers to the length of their relationship.
The film suffers from the same ailments that most erotic films tend to have but it still holds up as a camp classic and one of Rourke’s most iconic roles. You can watch the film’s unrated and R-rated versions if you’re up for a ‘deliciously awful’ story with attractive characters.
Before Alfonso Cuaron became a household name in Hollywood, he directed the erotic coming-of-age film Y Tu Mama Tambien (2001) starring Diego Luna, Gael Garcia Bernal, and Maribel Verdu as a menage a trois of road travelers.
While initially attracting audiences with its highly sexual content, the film also has substance with its imparting of lessons about love and life as shown in the adventures of the two teenage boys on the cusp of manhood portrayed by Luna and Bernal. Further proof of the film’s excellence is its nomination for best original screenplay at the Oscar awards. Y Tu Mama Tambien is one of the year’s best erotic films .
Not to be confused with The Handmaid’s Tale , The Handmaiden Oldboy director Park Chan-wook’s adaptation of the British novel Fingersmith.
Set in 1930’s Korea and Japan, the film follows the story of an isolated young Japanese woman who hires a Korean woman to act as her handmaiden. Unknown to the Japanese woman, her new hire is part of a plot to steal her fortune.
The film is filled with sexual tension between the two women further made intriguing by the many layers of deception presented in the film.
Based on Milan Kundera’s novel of the same name, The Unbearable Lightness of Being (1988) follows the lives of three characters during the historic Soviet invasion of Prague in the late 1960s.
The trio is played by Daniel Day-Lewis, Juliette Binoche, and Lena Olin. The film perfectly weaves erotic elements with the political reality of the time period which gives the film substance beyond its sexual appeal. It delves into the topic of relationships and features amazing performances from its lead stars.
The Unbearable Lightness of Being is one of the 80’s best erotic movies .
Eyes Wide Shut (1999) is the last film Stanley Kubrick directed before he died. Its story follows Dr. Bill Harford, a man who infiltrates a masked orgy of members of a mysterious secret society after learning that his wife contemplated on cheating on him.
The film was shot for a whopping 400 days, which garnered it the Guinness World Record for the longest time of production for a single film. Unfortunately, Kubrick died before the film was released which gave the studio liberty to digitally-alter some of the film’s explicit sexual scenes. It is one of the best erotic movies ever .
Marlon Brando plays an American widower in Paris after the suicide of his wife in this classic arthouse erotica by director Bernardo Bertolucci. The film centers on the sadomasochistic relationship he enters with a Frenchwoman he meets.
While the film is not all about sex, it is best remembered for one explicit scene nicknamed the butter scene which proved to be even more controversial when Brando’s co-star Maria Schneider revealed that she wasn’t informed of the depraved nature of the scene before it was shot.
What film would you have added to our top 10 list of the 10 best erotic movies of all time ? Tell us your picks and why you chose them in the comments below.
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Sex and horror have always been inseparable for me. Whether or not this is a healthy attitude is for others to decide, but all of my life I have actively sought out horror films that either overtly tackle sexual themes or use sex exploitatively to grab my attention. It is a common trap that I am happy to fall prey to. There is something irresistibly forbidden about a really effective horror film that simultaneously manages to arouse the viewer with whatever taboo is being depicted on the screen. Sadly there are precious few examples of movies that manage to succeed on both fronts. I’m not talking about the countless slasher films that flash a few boobs on the screen nor am I talking about the seemingly infinite number of softcore and hardcore porn films that subvert the horror genre to their own ends. What I relish is that rare erotic horror film that tries to do something more than cash in whatever assets can be easily promoted on a movie poster. With today’s porn-saturated online culture (which I’m not criticizing) I think a lot of people have forgotten the excitement of waiting for a sexual payoff in a film. As a teen in the late 80s/early 90s, I remember watching countless movies after midnight on Cinemax hoping and praying that I might get to see a little skin and there were times where my patience was rewarded in abundance. In the interest of preserving this sense of anticipation, something that is rapidly going the way of the dinosaur, I thought it would be useful to put together a list of my favorite erotic horror films where the sexual payoffs are absolutely worth the wait.
I’m sure the origins of mixing sex with horror go back as far as the origins of storytelling itself but the earliest classic example I have experienced firsthand was reading Bram Stoker’s novel Dracula (1897). Writers in the Victorian Era had to be very clever smugglers but for me the barely-repressed sexuality of the novel has always been one of its defining features. Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu’s novel Carmilla (1871), which many interpret as the first lesbian vampire love story, predates Stoker’s novel by 26 years but I am ashamed to admit that I have not read it yet. But I don’t think that it is any coincidence that to this day the vampire story has been one of the most consistent avenues for exploring the link between eroticism and horror. With the popularity of shows like HBO’s True Blood (2008-2014) I’m convinced that there are plenty of vampire fetishists out there who would gladly allow vampires to feed on them given half the chance. More than half of the films featured in the list below deal with vampires on some level. I suspect this will always be the case. I don’t anticipate a surge in erotic horror films featuring people having sex with zombies no matter how in vogue zombies might be at the moment in film and television.
As I compiled my list, I was surprised when I realized that I had not included one slasher movie. In spite of some famous titillating scenes found in many slasher films, I think the slasher genre in its own way has held back the use of sex in horror. In John Carpenter’s Halloween (1978), we see how libidinous, horny teens are summarily executed by Michael Myers while the virginal protagonist lives to fight another day. Carpenter has been accused of effectively bringing the sexual revolution to an abrupt stop, a fact that Carpenter has apologized for repeatedly. Unfortunately for the last few decades nearly every slasher film has followed this template. So while I’ll acknowledge that many slasher movies like Mario Bava ‘s A Bay of Blood (1971) often feature individual scenes that are intensely erotic, the overall effect of most slasher movies for me is not one of arousal which is what this list is all about in the first place.
A list of this kind is obviously highly subjective in nature but I have a few essential criteria in order for a movie to make the cut. First and foremost, the horror has to work. While horror effects date almost as quickly as audience tastes in erotica, a good horror movie always works on some level long after the movie has lost the power to terrify its viewers. The second criteria is more tricky. The film has to be a turn-on without being pornographic. As far as how I define porn is concerned, I know it when I see it and from my perspective not one of these films deserves that description. Erotic? Hell yes. That’s the point of this list, but while some of these films might have been considered to be borderline pornographic at the time of their release, not one of these movies is devoid of some level of artistic value, at least from my warped point of view. So enough blabbering on my part. Here are my Top 10 favorite erotic horror films ever made.
10. Shivers (1975, David Cronenberg)
It was a foregone conclusion that David Cronenberg’s work would make this list. Rabid, Videodrome, The Fly and Dead Ringers all have their scenes that made them contenders but in the end I decided to go with Shivers aka They Came From Within (no pun intended I assume). In a classic experiment gone wrong, a scientist tries to invent a parasite that can live safely in its host and replace the functions of particular organs that are in danger of failing. The result is a disgusting slug capable of reproducing at an alarming rate, one that spreads from victim to victim during sexual activity. Once infected, one of the main side effects is the victim becoming a sex-crazed nymphomaniac which only accelerates the pace of the outbreak/orgy. Softcore scream queen Lynn Lowry appears in a prominent role and there is the added bonus of a special appearance by the legendary Barbara Steele. While by no means one of Cronenberg’s signature achievements, this feature film debut marks the beginning of one of the most fascinating careers in history of the horror genre.
9. Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992, Francis Ford Coppola)
At age 16 I had no idea who Francis Ford Coppola was or that he was responsible for some of the best films of the 1970s. But I’ve always been a horror fanatic so when Coppola released Bram Stoker’s Dracula in 1992, I was one of the first in line to see the movie, one whose title suggested it might be the most faithful movie adaptation of Stoker’s novel to date. Some elements of this movie work really well while others do not (Keanu Reeves doing an English accent as Jonathan Harker is particularly brutal), but no one can deny the overt sexuality on prominent display throughout much of the movie. Seeing the character Lucy Westenra kiss Mina Harker in the rain is one of the biggest turn-ons I’ve ever had in my life and the movie only cranks up the volume from there. The biggest highlight of the movie has to be seeing a young Monica Bellucci as she and her fellow vampire predators first seduce and then begin to feed on an unsuspecting Jonathan Harker. At age 16 I didn’t know whether to be afraid, aroused or both and that is exactly why this movie is on this list.
8. Don’t Look Now (1973, Nicolas Roeg)
I debated whether or not to include this film on the list. While arguably the best film of Nicolas Roeg’s career, Don’t Look Now is about so much more than mere kinky thrills. At its core this beautiful and enigmatic film is about a married couple played by Julie Christie and Donald Sutherland who are struggling to get over the horrifying death of their daughter. Of all the shocking endings in 1970s cinema, the finale of Don’t Look Now is in the mix as one of the best. But if you’re wondering why this film made the list, about 30 minutes into the movie Don’t Look Now features the most erotic depiction of married sex ever captured on film. Sex between a husband and wife is not usually high on people’s list of major turn-ons, but this movie will force viewers to reevaluate their opinion. Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie hold nothing back in a lengthy love scene of extraordinary vulnerability and intimacy. Even more impressive is that Julie Christie, at the height of her superstardom, was willing to take such a risk. If only we could find a way to convince more of today’s superstars to do the same.
Japanese poster to Tobe Hooper’s ‘Lifeforce’.
For those of you who are unfamiliar with Cannon Films, you owe it to yourself to watch the documentary Electric Boogaloo: The Wild, Untold Story of Cannon Films . They were professional schlockmeisters who produced an extraordinary amount of low-budget exploitation films in every conceivable genre. Tobe Hooper’s film Lifeforce is one of their most outrageous achievements, a movie that combines aliens, vampires, zombies and the end of the world all into one deliciously incoherent story. The feature attraction of Lifeforce is the astonishingly beautiful Mathilda May who spends the majority of the movie completely naked as a predatory space vampire who sucks the lifeforce out of anyone she encounters. A true cinematic oddity of the 1980s, Lifeforce is in a genre completely unto itself.
6. Vampyros Lesbos (1971, Jesús Franco aka Jess Franco)
It is impossible to conceive of a list such as this one without reckoning sooner or later with Jesús Franco, a prolific director who had his name on over 200 films as director before he passed away. Many of these films have been lost or forgotten but nearly all of them have some sort of sinful activity on display for our enjoyment. I won’t claim to have a working knowledge of most of these movies but I have seen some of his more notorious films and there is one skintastic classic in his filmography that will not be denied, Vampyros Lesbos . The score alone makes this movie required viewing. In 1995, the score was released on compact disc as Vampyros Lesbos: Sexadelic Dance Party which led to the track ‘The Lions and the Cucumber’ being used by Quentin Tarantino in his 1997 film Jackie Brown . As far as the plot of the film is concerned, the title of the movie tells you everything you need to know.
5. Cat People (1982, Paul Schrader)
Based on the classic Cat People (1942) by director Jacques Tourneur, Paul Schrader’s 1982 remake takes the classic tale of a young woman fearing her own emerging sexuality and gives us a modern version unhindered by the repressive censorship of the 1940s. The film stars Nastassja Kinski, an innocent young virgin who unbeknownst to her is from a supernatural bloodline that will cause her to transform into a giant black leopard if she ever has sex with someone who is not a lycanthrope like herself. Once transformed, the only way her breed can revert back to human is by then committing murder. Cat People is one of the most overtly stylish films of Schrader’s career with an astonishing score by Giorgio Moroder ( American Gigolo , Scarface ). The movie just oozes sex appeal from start to finish with several scenes worth mentioning including the lovely Annette O’Toole going skinny dipping as well as Nastassja Kinski’s awe-inspiring slo
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