Random Movies With Real, Unsimulated Sex Scenes (15 items)

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  (#1) Nymphomaniac: Volume I

  • Charlotte Gainsbourg, Stellan Skarsgård, Shia LaBeouf

  Lars von Trier's controversial two-part Nymphomaniac featured no small amount of unsimulated scenes. It's one of the most well-known modern movies with real sex. When actor Shia LaBeouf signed on as a love interest opposite Stacy Martin, rumors spread about their performance in the film. Lars von Trier had already mentioned his film would feature the real deal. LaBeouf initially said he agreed to participate in the scenes.

  However, when the film finally premiered, it was revealed the actual deed was performed between two of the film's actors. LaBeouf and Martin's bodies were superimposed with CGI for those scenes.
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  (#2) Love

  • Karl Glusman, Klara Kristin, Aomi Muyock

  Gaspar Noé's 2015 film Love featured real love between actors Karl Glusman and Aomi Muyock. But Noé took his romance film to the next level by producing it in 3D! Love is first and foremost about intercourse in 3D and only secondly about the dramatic love story between the two protagonists.

  Most of it was not choreographed and Noé admitted he hoped his film would make men and women both feel, well, "excited."
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  (#3) Little Ashes

  • Robert Pattinson, Arly Jover, Matthew McNulty, Simón Andreu, Esther Nubiola, Marina Gatell, Javier Beltrán, Sue Flack, Ferran Audí, Ruben Arroyo, Adrian Devant, Adria Allue

  Robert Pattinson's "O" face (as Salvador Dalí in Little Ashes) seemed a little too real to audiences. And they weren't wrong. Pattinson admitted he touched himself onscreen for the scene in order to make it realistic.

  According to Pattinson, faking the scene "just doesn’t work... so I pleasured myself in front of the camera."
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  (#4) Caligula

  • Helen Mirren, Peter O'Toole, Malcolm McDowell

  Penthouse founder Bob Guccione produced the intense historical drama Caligula about the fall of the Roman emperor of the same name. It can't be all that surprising the founder of an adult men's magazine wanted to make a movie with unsimulated love scenes. The movie, starring Helen Mirren and Malcolm McDowell, featured after-the-fact scenes Guccione filmed in private.

  Although the leads of the film didn't do it with one another, Guccione's personal Penthouse Pets filmed unsimulated scenes for post-production.
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  (#5) The Brown Bunny

  • Vincent Gallo, Chloë Sevigny, Cheryl Tiegs

  The Brown Bunny is the independent Cannes film that made Chloë Sevigny a household name. It's also the film where she notoriously gave costar and director Vincent Gallo very real and very graphic oral treatment. Many were suspicious about the authenticity of the scene between the two stars, but Sevigny herself has admitted it is indeed real.

  The movie polarized audiences at Cannes, but it has lived in infamy for the scene that blew Sevigny onto the Hollywood landscape as a fashion icon and successful actress.
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  (#6) Antichrist

  • Willem Dafoe, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Storm Acheche Sahlstrøm

  Yet another Lars von Trier film, Antichrist stars Willem Dafoe and Charlotte Gainsbourg, including at least one unsimulated sex scene with body doubles., as two characters struggling to come to terms with their toddler's accidental death. The film takes on a whole new definition of horror, and features intense love scenes between Dafoe and Gainsbourg.

  One scene in particular has been credited as unsimulated. However, it did not feature the two actors, but instead utilized body doubles for the scene. 
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  (#7) Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song

  • Melvin Van Peebles, Simon Chuckster, Hubert Scales, John Dullaghan, West Gale, Niva Rochelle, Rhetta Hughes, Nick Ferrari, Ed Rue, John Amos, Lavelle Roby, Ted Hayden, Mario Van Peebles, Sonja Dunson, Michael Agustus, Peter Russell, Norman Field, Ron Prince, Steve Cole, Megan Van Peebles, Joe Tornatore, Mikel Angel, Jeff Goodman, Curt Matson, Marria Evonee, Jon Jacobs, Bill Kirschner, Vincent Barbi, Chet Norris, Joni Watkins

  Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song is known for a number of things (aside from it's ridiculously long title), primarily its subversion of the "blacksploitation" films that plagued the '70s. Melvin Van Peebles, who is almost entirely responsible for all creative aspects of the film, starred in the movie about an African-American man on the run from the white police.

  Van Peebles also notoriously engaged in the real deal for the film's most wild scenes.
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  (#8) Pink Flamingos

  • John Waters, Divine, Mink Stole, Edith Massey, David Lochary, Mary Vivian Pearce, Cookie Mueller, Pat Moran, Paul Swift, Jack Walsh, Susan Walsh, Channing Wilroy, Danny Mills, Pat Lefaiver, Bob Skidmore, Linda Olgeirson

  Pink Flamingos starred a drag queen named Divine, who has been labeled "the filthiest person alive." This movie is mostly known for its crude scenes and even cruder love scenes. In likely the film's most famous moment, Divine services a man who is playing her son in the film.

  The movie was banned in several countries, including Australia and Canada.
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  (#9) The Idiots

  • Lars von Trier, Nikolaj Lie Kaas, Paprika Steen, Anne Louise Hassing, Bodil Jørgensen, Louise Mieritz, Troels Lyby, Jens Albinus, Knud Romer Jørgensen, Anne-Grethe Bjarup Riis, Henrik Prip, Trine Michelsen, Luis Mesonero

  Lars von Trier appears again with his controversial 1998 film The Idiots. The story is about a group of friends who give up their inhibitions and decide to act on their "idiot" qualities. Although most of the scenes, which include some group activities and not a whole lot of clothes (read: none), are actually faked, there is a particular scene that shows unsimulated action. You can't see the couple's faces, but you can see their ~ other ~ parts up close and personal in one of the group scenes.

  The film got the okay for a theatrical release, but future editions of the scene were pixelated.
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  (#10) 9 Songs

  • Alex Kapranos, Margo Stilley, Kieran O'Brien, Michael Nyman, Nick McCarthy, Bobby Gillespie, Courtney Taylor-Taylor, Mani, Bob Hardy, Cian Ciaran, Huw Bunford, Guto Pryce, Dafydd Ieuan

  Michael Winterbottom's 9 Songs came under fire for featuring real intercourse between actors Kieran O'Brien and Margo Stilley. And not just once - a few times, and in different angles.

  While production filmed nine live performances from prominent rock bands, it's mostly remembered for the deed. 
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  (#11) Lie with Me

  • Eric Balfour, Lauren Lee Smith, Don Francks, Polly Shannon, Ron White, Kate Lynch, Michael Facciolo, Richard Chevolleau

  Lie with Me's intimate scenes looked pretty realistic to audiences. So much so, in fact, people started probing about their authenticity. Lauren Lee Smith and Eric Balfour starred as lovers in the film, and both eventually owned up to the fact their scenes were actually unsimulated.

  The decision shocked critics mainly because both actors are fairly famous and well-known.
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  (#12) Wetlands

  • Meret Becker, Axel Milberg, Edgar Selge, Harry Baer, Christoph Letkowski, Christian Natter, Carla Juri, Amelie Plaas-Link, Peri Baumeister, Florian Rummel

  Wetlands is not a film for the faint of heart. It stars Carla Juri as an extremely "active" teenager who refuses to uphold even the most fundamental hygienic standards of cleanliness. She also engages in some lewd activities, including gettin' down with vegetables.

  In one scene, a group of men relieve themselves on top of a pizza, which was in no way sugarcoated for the big screen.
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  (#13) Shortbus

  • Sook-Yin Lee, Paul Dawson, Lindsay Beamish, PJ DeBoy, Raphael Barker, Peter Stickles, Jay Brannan, Justin Vivian Bond

  A group of young people in New York trying to find themselves emotionally. Sounds like the plot of Rent, right? Nope, it's the drama Shortbus. Known primarily for featuring unsimulated scenes, the movie is about an array of quirky young people who meet at a "social" club on a weekly basis to "connect" with people. The actors were encouraged to really release, especially for the final group scene.

  Director John Cameron Mitchell can be seen in the final scene engaging in the fun. Mitchell cited team solidarity as his reason for participating.
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  (#14) Intimacy

  • Marianne Faithfull, Timothy Spall, Mark Rylance, Kerry Fox, Susannah Harker, Alastair Galbraith, Joe Prospero, Fraser Ayres, Rebecca R. Palmer, Philippe Calvario

  Intimacy tells the story of two strangers who engage in anonymous trysts. Actors Mark Rylance and Kerry Fox participated in unsimulated scenes for the roles. The film, which features Fox giving Rylance the oral treatment, is surprisingly considered mainstream. 
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  (#15) In the Realm of the Senses

  • Taiji Tonoyama, Tatsuya Fuji, Meika Seri, Akiko Koyama, Aoi Nakajima, Kyôji Kokonoe, Kanae Kobayashi, Yasuko Matsui, Naomi Shiraishi, Eiko Matsuda, Yuriko Azuma, Kikuhei Matsunoya, Machiko Aoki, Komikichi Hori, Rei Minami

  In the Realm of the Senses is a Japanese drama about a man who leaves his wife for another woman. The two engage in various experimental bedroom situations, but it's the ending that shocked viewers most. Eiko Matsuda's Sada ends the life of her lover, Kichizō, by choking him as part of their love routine. She then proceeds to castrate him and carry him inside her for several days.

  While the castration was nowhere near real, the very graphic scenes were, causing audiences to feel a little sickened by the whole thing.

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