14 Sexually Explicit Movies You Can Stream Right Now On Peacock

Did you know there’s a sizable and intriguing collection of sexually explicit movies on Peacock? That’s right, anyone with a Peacock subscription can open the app, dig into the massive library of movies, and find some hot-and-heavy, down-and-dirty, and over-the-top tales of love and lust.

From sexy horror movies about love-struck witches to gritty crime comedies about detectives whose cases pale in comparison to the complexity of their love lives to so much more, there’s a lot here. If you’ve ever wanted to use your subscription for a little exploration, these 14 movies ought to do the trick.

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Margaret Qualley walking while smiling in button up white shirt in Honey Don't!

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Honey Don’t! (2025)

The Director: Ethan Coen

The Cast: Margaret Qualley, Aubrey Plaza, Chris Evans

What It’s About: Following a series of strange deaths tied to a Bakersfield, California, church, a private investigator attempts to get to the bottom of a confounding mystery.

What To Expect: Like many of the movies he made along with his brother all those years, Ethan Coen’s Honey Don’t! is a sick, twisted, bloody, and sexy-as-all-hell dark comedy. Over-the-top characters, intense situations, and violence are in no short supply here.

Elias Anton in Of An Age

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Of An Age (2022)

The Director: Goran Stolevski

The Cast: Elias Anton, Thom Green, Hattie Hook

What It’s About: While preparing for a ballroom dancing competition, a young dancer strikes up a brief yet intense romantic relationship with his partner’s older brother.

What To Expect: A touching and breathtaking LGBTQ+ coming-of-age story, Of an Age is full of young love (and lust), emotional moments, and several moments of pure bliss. Beautifully shot and well-written, Goran Stolevski’s love story is a great watch.

George Clooney, Salma Hayek, and Quentin Tarantino in From Dusk Till Dawn

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From Dusk Till Dawn (1996)

The Director: Robert Rodriguez

The Cast: Harvey Keitel, George Clooney, Quentin Tarantino

What It’s About: Two bank-robbing brothers think they have found a quick escape when they kidnap a family and steal their RV to cross the border into Mexico. However, after stopping at a topless bar, they discover this is only the beginning.

What To Expect: One of the best vampire movies, From Dusk till Dawn is a spooky, violent, blood-soaked, and sexually explicit horror comedy where anything and everything can happen.

Stoners in Scary Movie

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Scary Movie (2000)

The Director: Keenan Ivory Wayans

The Cast: Anna Faris, Jon Abrahams, Marlon Wayans

What It’s About: After dumping a hit-and-run victim’s body in a lake, a group of teenagers find themselves being hunted by a mysterious, vengeful killer who looks almost identical to Ghostface from the Scream movies.

What To Expect: An all-time great spoof comedy, Scary Movie doesn’t hold back. Not only does it poke fun at all the major horror movie franchises and other massive blockbusters of the era, but it’s also full of shockingly violent and sexual situations. There’s over-the-top and then there’s Scary Movie.

A serious looking Christian Bale wears headphones as he walks down a hallway in American Psycho.

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American Psycho (2000)

The Director: Mary Harron

The Cast: Christian Bale, Willem Dafoe, Jared Leto

Based On: American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis

What It’s About: A Wall Street yuppie begins to lose his touch with reality after committing a series of heinous and depraved crimes in 1980s New York City.

What To Expect: Mary Harron’s take on American Psycho, though not as intense as Bret Easton Ellis’ original novel, is something to behold. Christian Bale steals the show, whether he’s having sex, killing rivals, or losing his mind over tasteful, off-white business cards.

Ana de Armas in Knock Knock.

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Knock Knock (2015)

The Director: Eli Roth

The Cast: Keanu Reeves, Ana de Armas, Lorenza Izzo

What It’s About: With his wife and children out of town, a man finds his life turned upside down after two beautiful strangers show up at his front door looking for directions. When he offers them a place to shelter during a rainstorm, the loving father and devoted husband faces temptation.

What To Expect: A remake of the 1977 psychological thriller Death Game, Eli Roth’s Knock Knock is a sexy, intense, and outrageous exploration of actions and consequences.

Lily-Rose Depp as Wildcat in Wolf

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Wolf (2021)

The Director: Nathalie Bianchen

The Cast: Lily-Rose Depp, George MacKay, Paddy Considine

What It’s About: A young man convinced he’s a wolf trapped in a human’s body is sent to a unique mental asylum following an attack. While at the facility, he falls in love with a young woman who believes she’s a wildcat, starting an unlikely and unconventional relationship.

What To Expect: Nathalie Biancheri’s Wolf isn’t your standard werewolf movie, and it's not your typical romantic drama either.

Jamie Lee Curtis in Prom Night

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Prom Night (1980)

The Director: Paul Lynch

The Cast: Jamie Lee Curtis, Casey Stevens, Leslie Nielsen

What It’s About: Not to be confused with the terrible remake of the same name, Prom Night follows a vicious killer as they set out to avenge the death of a young high school girl. As the kill count begins to increase, all roads lead to a final showdown at the dance of all dances.

What To Expect: Like much of the great slashers from the ‘80s, Prom Night has thrills, chills, buckets of blood, and loads of nudity.

Jared Leto and Jennifer Connelly in Requiem for a Dream.

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Requiem for a Dream (2000)

The Director: Darren Aronofsky

The Cast: Ellen Burstyn, Jared Leto, Jennifer Connelly, Marlon Wayans

Based On: Requiem for a Dream by Hubert Selby Jr.

What It’s About: Four addicts attempt to make a better life for themselves, only to fall deeper and deeper into a seemingly never-ending downward spiral.

What To Expect: Requiem for a Dream is a drug-fueled, depressing, and intense exploration of addiction. If you haven’t seen it already, this hard-hitting drama has it all: drug use, depravity, nudity, and some of the most harrowing cinematic moments of the 21st century.

From left to right: Stephanie Hsu, Sabrina Wu, Ashley Park and Sherry Cola looking around a corner.

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Joy Ride (2023)

The Director: Adele Lim

The Cast: Ashley Park, Sherry Cola, Stephanie Hsu

What It’s About: A group of friends travels on a soul-searching and absolutely bonkers journey to China to find their roots, but also have some not-so-clean fun along the way.

What To Expect: Seriously, Adele Lim’s Joy Ride takes everything you’re used to seeing in a sex comedy and turns it up a few notches. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll even cover your eyes at times.

Dev Patel in Monkey Man

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Monkey Man (2024)

The Director: Dev Patel

The Cast: Dev Patel, Sharlto Copley, Pitobash

What It’s About: Years after a group of criminals took everything from him, an underground fighter finally decides to lash out against them and get some old-fashioned revenge.

What To Expect: Dev Patel’s directorial debut, Monkey Man, has one outrageous action sequence after another, including some bone-crushing moments in a brothel.

Billy Eichner in Bros' trailer

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Bros (2023)

The Director: Nicholas Stoller

The Cast: Billy Eichner, Luke Macfarlane, Guy Branum

What It’s About: Not wanting to call in a relationship, and doing everything they can to avoid the label, two New York men find it harder and harder to deny what’s happening.

What To Expect: If you want a fun, engaging, and all-around great LGBTQ+ romantic comedy about two lovers who don’t know how much they need each other, Bros is going to be the movie for you.

Tangerine

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Tangerine (2015)

The Director: Sean Baker

The Cast: Kitana Kiki Rodriguez, Mya Taylor, James Ransone

What It’s About: After getting out of jail and discovering that her boyfriend is cheating on her, a transgender sex worker spends Christmas Eve tracking down the man and his new fling.

What To Expect: With a quick pace, a story taking place over the course of a single day, and some intense interactions around every corner, Sean Baker’s Tangerine is an exhilarating movie under 90 minutes. And considering the movie is set in the world of sex workers, there’s a lot going on here.

Samantha Robinson consoles Jeffrey Vincent Parise's Wayne before killing him in The Love Witch.

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The Love Witch (2016)

The Director: Anna Biller

The Cast: Samantha Robinson, Gian Keys, Jennifer Ingrum

What It’s About: A young and beautiful witch seduces a series of men in hopes of finding true love, but things get out of hand when her lovers start dying.

What To Expect: Anna Biller’s The Love Witch, which looks like it was released in 1966 instead of 2016, is a wild, fantastical, and highly sexually explicit female-led horror movie about love, lust, death, and rebirth.

With titles coming and going all the time, make sure to check in to see what has changed. Until then, get busy watching these sexy movies on Peacock.

Philip Sledge
Content Writer

Philip grew up in Louisiana (not New Orleans) before moving to St. Louis after graduating from Louisiana State University-Shreveport. When he's not writing about movies or television, Philip can be found being chased by his three kids, telling his dogs to stop barking at the mailman, or chatting about professional wrestling to his wife. Writing gigs with school newspapers, multiple daily newspapers, and other varied job experiences led him to this point where he actually gets to write about movies, shows, wrestling, and documentaries (which is a huge win in his eyes). If the stars properly align, he will talk about For Love Of The Game being the best baseball movie of all time.

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