14 Most Extremely Raunchy, Sexy Sci-Fi Movies Ever Made

Written by Joshua Tyler | Updated 1 hour ago

After years of being watered down by modern hypersensitivity, science fiction may be on the verge of an exciting and exciting renaissance. Before we get here, let’s take a look back at the most brutal and lustful entries of the genre from the past along with a list of the sexiest films San Francisco has ever produced.

I rank them by how raunchy, sexy, and sexy each movie is. Most of them are rated R or higher, so be warned that this list of sci-fi movies is quite difficult.

14. Earth girls are easy

Earth girls are easy It is a neon, pastel-filled collision of sci-fi and 80s lust. When three furry aliens land in the San Fernando Valley, a lone manicurist played by Geena Davis shave them off to reveal Jeff Goldblum, Damon Wayans, and Jim Carrey in full heart mode.

What follows is an intergalactic shifting comedy where sexual curiosity and mall culture mix in a bubblegum fever dream. It’s raunchy, ridiculous, and too fun to be subtle.

13. subcutaneous (2013)

in subcutaneousScarlett Johansson plays the role Alien An entity that takes the form of a seductive woman. She roams the streets of Scotland, luring unsuspecting men into her van, ultimately leading them to their doom in the void of another world. Oddly enough, she must remove all of her clothes before she can devour her victims, leading to a pattern where Scarlett Johansson roams the streets and then removes her clothes as she seductively walks into nothingness.

subcutaneous It’s trying to sound smarter than this premise suggests, and maybe it is, but it’s undeniable that it was the film’s raunchy content that prompted people to buy a ticket.

12. The fifth element (1997)

The fifth element Luc Besson’s brightly colored 1997 space opera about chaos, high fashion, and cosmic lust.

Bruce Willis plays a weary taxi driver who literally catches the perfect woman, Milla Jovovich’s Lilo, who is initially a naked, genetically engineered savior wrapped in white ribbons and destined. Together they race to stop the evil that is eating the planet while flirting their way through the strangest fashion show in the galaxy.

It’s elegant, silly, and bursting with sexual energy. The film earns its place on this list because it fuses high-concept sci-fi with fetish aesthetics, is part space epic, part erotic fantasy, and is 100% committed to the glory of the exciting future.

11. Zardoz (1974)

Zardoz It is a 1974 science fiction film directed by John Boorman and takes place in a post-apocalyptic future. In this world, savage “Annihilators” oppress the masses and worship a giant flying stone head called Zardoz. The head whiffs guns and dictates killing to reduce the population. Sean Connery He plays Zed, an Exterminator who discovers the truth behind Zardoz and escapes into the parallel and decaying society of the Eternals.

It’s the 1970s, so the Eternals don’t wear much clothing, and things get even more brutal and sex-obsessed after the arrival of the testosterone-fueled Zed disrupts their established society. It leads to revelation, mayhem, and, ultimately, a lot of hedonistic ’70s weirdness.

10. Weird science (1985)

plot Weird science is that two nerdy teens who can’t get a girlfriend decide to do the next best thing: use a computer and create their own floppy disk for a woman. The more they fall in love with their exciting digital persona, the less likely these geeky teens are to connect with the real world.

Weird science It’s the kind of raunchy teen comedy that no one makes anymore. Critics will likely decry our two main characters as terminal internet loners, and everyone will mock their efforts to bring the glorified chat show to life. But the film embraces its interesting premise and goes all the way. One of the most attractive movie characters of all time is Kelly LeBrock, who stands in the doorway in her underwear on screen.

9. Planet Terror (2007)

Planet Terror It is Robert Rodriguez’s 2007 love letter to the trash of mills, soaked in blood, gunfire, and sweat. When a biochemical weapon turns a Texas town into a leaking blister of mutants, one-legged stripper Sherri Darling (Rose McGowan) dons a machine gun prosthetic and becomes the hottest killing machine alive.

It’s a delirious mix of body horror and sex spectacle, drenched in gore, tongue in cheek, and proud of its depravity. It combines riveting style appeal, manic violence, and campy grit in a way that only Rodriguez can make both funny and strangely stimulating.

8. The man who fell to the ground (1976)

The man who fell to the ground The film revolves around an alien named Thomas Jerome Newton, played by the always sexually charged David Bowie, who comes to Earth from a distant, drought-stricken planet.

Disguised as a human, Newton uses advanced alien technology to amass a vast fortune by patenting his inventions. He is then supposed to spend his fortune on building a spaceship to transport water to his home planet to save his family.

Instead, he becomes fascinated with living the life of a playboy, and loses himself in a world of endless 70s-style orgies and excess.

7. Classify (1995)

In 1995 ClassifyScientists at the SETI Laboratory have linked human DNA to an alien code from a cosmic message. The result? A fast-growing hybrid girl who looks innocent but has superhuman strength, intelligence, and a killer instinct.

Ciel, played by stunning 19-year-old model Natasha Henstridge, explodes into adult form, hitting Los Angeles on a journey to mate and raise an unstoppable species. Her drive becomes primal, seductive, and deadly. She lures men, then kills them if they are not up to par.

The sexiest girl on the planet is a seductive predator who doesn’t like to wear clothes. That’s the hook. Obviously this would be great.

6. Barbarella (1968)

Barbarella The film stars Jane Fonda as a solo space pilot traveling through the universe in the distant future. She has been sent to track down a galactic villain with plans to bring back violence and war. Early in her journey, she discovers that this sexual thing that humans don’t do anymore is actually a pretty good thing.

BarbarellaShe gained a reputation as a steamy “space babe.” There’s more to it than that, but stripping off Jane Fonda’s clothes and selling her as extremely sexy is a key part of the film’s mission. Fortunately, as the young actress Jane Fonda, it was very easy to do.

Interesting thing about Barbarella It is that even though it has a decent amount of skin, it is done in such a naive and innocent way that sometimes you almost don’t notice it. It has more to do with the overall forbidden atmosphere of the film.

5. Frankenhooker (1990)

Frankenhooker (1990) is the wittiest, wittiest Frankenstein song you’ll ever see. When Jeffrey’s fiancée dies in a freak lawnmower accident, the grieving nerd does what any self-respecting mad scientist would do: reconstructs her from the body parts of exploded prostitutes.

The result is a purple-haired sex bomb who hits the streets screaming “Do you want to date?” While Jones short circuit. It’s raunchy, grotesque, and heartfelt, a grinding, neon satire of both sex and science that weaponizes nudity and erotic silliness as commentary.

4. Article (2024)

in Articlea frequently scantily clad Demi Moore plays an aging actress who injects herself with “the Substance,” a biotech prodigy that grows a younger, more attractive version of herself. This younger version is played by a frequently nude Margaret Qualley, who embodies armed body perfection as she shakes her hips.

Youth comes at a cost: one body must rest while the other lives, and jealousy turns the experience into a slow-motion body horror meltdown. It’s frank, brutal, and dripping with over-the-top lashings and sexy menace.

3. Robotrix (1991)

1991 Chinese SF film Robotrix It is the ultimate amalgamation of nerd obsession with robots and occasional nerd sexual desire. It’s a cop thriller, set on a robot. She teams up with another female robot to pursue an insatiable rogue male robot.

The film begins with a bathroom scene where the prince is bathing with a variety of naked Chinese women. It quickly jumps into the world of ridiculous Asian martial arts, and a variety of excuses to bring well-proportioned women to the screen in nothing but obscurity.

Along the way, the police lose their heads a little and use one of the attractive lady’s robots to open a very successful brothel, and… Robotrix Skinemax is probably more of an ultra-low-budget sleaze movie than an actual sci-fi movie.

2. Heavy metals (1981)

1981 Heavy metals It’s what happens when a Stoner’s sketchbook and a science fiction anthology collide at great speed. The glowing green ball of evil called Loc-Nar links a series of wild anime tales filled with space warriors, naked goddesses, and a guitar-heavy apocalypse.

It is a fantasy presented with amazing artistry. He thinks Frazetta meet star wars With more breasts. Every installment brims with erotic energy, with spaceships and sex sharing equal screen time. It treats science fiction as spectacle and seduction, mixing nudity, violence and cosmic weirdness into a delightfully raunchy cartoon dream.

1. Life force (1985)

1985 movie Life force It begins with a naked girl in a box and ends with a sex scene so explosive that it destroys a cathedral and sends a race of alien vampires running for their lives. Between those notebooks, Life force It is one of the most brutal, unique, and most fascinating sci-fi films that almost no one has ever seen.

A mission to explore Halley’s Comet results in an alien vampire who looks exactly like one of the most beautiful women in the world, wandering around our planet without clothes, attracting men, and sucking the life out of them. At one point, she briefly took the form of Star Trek star Patrick Stewart, and even though she’s a bald academic now, she’s so hot that people still want to engage with her, at their own peril.

Movies like Classify and subcutaneous Owe everything to Life forcethe original super hot alien girl sucks the life out of the world movie. And those copies are just copies. They can’t hold a candle to Life force. It’s not just one of the most engaging science fiction films ever made; It’s also one of the best sci-fi movies on this list. It belongs to the top.