Everyone on the internet knows that Netflix has a seemingly endless library. There are countless genres, both shows and movies, and an ever-rotating selection of content to stream. But there’s a section hidden in plain sight that most subscribers don’t even know about, and it’s full of content created to get you in the mood.
This week, we’re taking a trip to see the movies so raunchy, so steamy, so explicit that they didn’t even get a rating. These aren’t your basic rom-com films where the camera pans away as the couple falls into bed. Nope, Netflix’s unrated movies show it all, and they don’t shy away. Between indie hits like White Girl and notorious erotic art dramas like Love, this week it’s all about the movies so dirty, you didn’t even know Netflix was allowed to stream them.
‘Sex Doll’
Looking for a thriller that shows plenty of skin? London call girl Virginie (Hafsai Herzi) lives a dull and repetitive life, constantly having pleasureless sex with men and never enjoying anything for herself. When she meets Rupert (Ash Stymest), she’s suspicious — he isn’t a client, but he’s trying to get close with her. Turns out he has his own motivation for why: he’s trying to rescue Virginie from her life and free her from prostitution. Sex Doll has plenty of action, including a foursome, earning itself the unrated badge from Netflix.
‘A Perfect Ending’
A suburban housewife gives in to her fantasies in A Perfect Ending. Rebecca (Barbara Niven) feels repressed and unsexy — on the outside, she looks like she’s living the dream of marital bliss, but secretly, she’s never had an orgasm and fears she never will. So, she enlists in the help of Paris, an expensive call girl recommended by her friends. When she meets Paris, Rebecca is finally allowed to explore her true desires. A Perfect ending blends both romance and drama — and there are plenty of sultry scenes.
‘The Black Room’
For a B horror movie, The Black Room certainly packs in the jaw-dropping sex scenes. Jennifer and Paul, a young couple, are excited to move into their new house, but they find something already occupying their home. A demon has taken over and is waiting in the cellar, ready to feed off of lust and desire. There’s equal parts blood, gore, nudity and sex as the couple falls victim to the evil force lurking in what was supposed to be their dream home, and all we can do is sit and watch as the demon slowly grows
stronger.
‘Loving Annabelle’
Loving Annabelle uses the teacher and student romance trope and takes it to a whole new steamy level. The 2006 drama follows Annabelle (Erin Kelly), a disobedient student who is sent to a Roman Catholic academy after she’s kicked out of her previous two schools. There, she meets English teacher Simone (Diane Gaidry). Ever the rule breaker, Annabelle acts out in class and defies convention, acting as a foil to Simone’s strait-laced authority figure. Annabelle is the one to fall in love with her teacher, but Simone soon discovers she feels the same, and the two eventually strike up a forbidden romance.
‘High Society’
Netflix’s Korean drama follows an art curator and her husband on their quest to join the ranks of South Korea’s elite. Sure, it’s a high stakes drama, but there’s some passion hidden in there, too. One especially notable scene in High Society earns the film its spot here, when two characters are absolutely dripping with lube, together on a plastic bed — it’s graphic, it’s tense and it’ll make you rethink any social climbing whims you’ve had.
‘Below Her Mouth’
Below Her Mouth, isn’t just about the sex — there’s plenty of drama too in this 2017 film, which follows two women who embark on a passionate affair. Before her wedding, fashion editor Jasmine (Natalie Krill) meets Dallas (Erika Linder) on a night out — and after turning her down at first, Jasmine finds she can’t resist, so she returns to Dallas to start a steamy romance. But their affair isn’t without consequence, and it forces the two of them to reevaluate their lives. It may only have a 22% on Rotten Tomatoes, but Below Her Mouth gives 100% with its sex scenes.
Sliver Unrated’
Sliver Unrated turns up the sex appeal in the 90s crime thriller. When book editor Carly Norris (Sharon Stone) moves into her new home in a luxury apartment building, she learns that there’s a serial killer on the loose, and one of the prime suspects is Zeke (William Baldwin). Carly starts up an affair with Zeke, but another tenant, Jack (Tom Berenger), warns her Zeke is crazy and begins stalking Carly. Meanwhile, Zeke has been spying on all of the tenants of the building — cue the voyeurism — and reveals to Carly that he’s the owner. There’s blood, passion and plenty of steamy scenes.
White Girl’
Leah (Morgan Saylor), a hard-partying college freshman in New York, is living her life in search of her next high. One night, she meets Blue (Brian “Sene” Marc), a cocaine dealer who refuses to take hard drugs himself. Soon, Leah unexpectedly falls in love with her drug dealer. White Girl follows Leah through her first meeting with Blue, to her visits to him in jail when he gets arrested and her own attempts selling cocaine. White Girl has plenty of shocking sex scenes, and is reminiscent of Kids and Spring Breakers.
‘Duck Butter’
Arrested Development and Broad City fans will recognize Alia Shawkat in Duck Butter, a film about two women, Naima (Shawkat) and Sergio (Laia Costa), who meet at a club and go home together. After hooking up once, they decide to experiment and spend 24 hours together on one long, continuous date. As if that weren’t intense enough, the two promise to have sex every hour of their date in an effort to get to know each other in an untraditional way. It’s a sweet comedy that explores both friendship and sexuality.
‘Love’
Gaspar Noé’s Love certainly deserves its ranking on this unrated list — the 2015 erotic art movie features unsimulated sex between its cast. Love recalls one man’s relationship with his former lover after learning she may be missing. There’s rough sex, intimate moments, and even a direct shot of semen coming right at the camera. The film was originally released in 3D, so you won’t get the same experience watching from home, but it still remains one of the most NSFW selections on Netflix.