And lucky for us, we also know by now that its original content can be… pretty raunchy. At least compared to other channels and streaming services. And to be fair, HBO has always been ahead of its time: while most primetime TV of the ’90s and early 2000s was pretty PG-rated, HBO was not, as it was a channel that, in many households, only came on late at night.
Even dramatic series like The Sopranos had their steamier moments, lest we forget the entirety of Sex and the City. Basically, if it wasn’t raunchy, it wasn’t HBO, and it’s lived up to its reputation ever since. Today on HBO Max you’ll find the originals of decades past and more.
It’s home to tons of very sexy blockbuster hits and trendy series like I Love LA and Heated Rivalry. All of the sexiest movies and shows we compiled down below are available on the streamer right now, and included in the membership you’re probably already paying for. So next time you’re feeling spicy and craving a little bit of on-screen action, consider this list a sort of lazy night cheat sheet.
Scroll through for our all-time favorites—plus the hottest part for each one—so you can fast-forward to the good stuff. A horror movie about bloodthirsty vampires might not sound super sexy (actually, no it totally does) but in this one, Michael B. Jordan plays twins (hot x2) and Hailee Steinfeld’s character spits in his mouth.
So, yeah, you’re gonna wanna give it a chance. You may think that a show about the ruthless world of finance wouldn’t be so crazy in the R-rated department, but these IB freaks are just as serious about play as they are about work. To be fair, they have to relieve all that stress somehow.
In Portrait of a Lady on Fire, a painter named Marianne is hired to secretly draw a portrait of a noblewoman named Héloïse, who refuses to sit for it. The portrait is set to be delivered to her betrothed, but Héloïse doesn’t want to get married, so Marianne must pretend to be a paid companion in order to get close enough to paint her. And trust, she gets close.
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