Movies and TvShows featuring "kissing-a-dead-body" theme.

Four college girls desperate to join the Spring Break scene rob a restaurant to fund their vacation, but their partying and criminal activities escalate when they cross paths with a dangerous drug and arms dealer.

Silent Light tells the story of a Mennonite community in Mexico, where a farmer named Johan finds himself torn between his wife and his lover. The film explores themes of forbidden love, religious devotion, and the challenges of living in a close-knit community. With minimal dialogue and a slow, contemplative pace, Silent Light offers a deeply immersive and emotionally resonant experience.

James White is a young man living in New York City, who is forced to confront his own self-destructive behavior while taking care of his dying mother. The film explores themes of love, loss, and the ways in which we cope with grief and illness. As James navigates the challenges of his personal life, he must also confront his own demons and learn to make peace with his past.

A woman with amnesia is committed to a mental institution where she uncovers a doctor's sinister experiments and seeks revenge.

After the death of his wife, a grieving man takes a train ride where he encounters an obnoxious man, leading to unpredictable events.

Crimes of the Future takes place in a future where sexually mature women appear to have been obliterated by a plague produced by the use of cosmetics. It details the wanderings of Adrian Tripod director of the dermatological clinic the House of Skin. Tripod seems at a loss following the disappearance of his mentor Antoine Rouge. A succession of bizarre incidents and characters - a transsexual- transvestite who has castrated themself to retain their androgynous nature a paedophiliac surgeon- the mutation of the clinic into a school for anarchists- a specialist in the diseases of the ear and his obsession with a students bosoms- and others - Tripod's search begins to take on the dimensions of a disaster. As unadorned eroticism becomes increasingly mirrored and self-conscious Tripod tries to make sense of it all...

Chamber of Horrors is a 1966 crime-horror movie that follows an investigation into a psychopathic killer who is on the run after committing a series of gruesome murders. The story takes place in a wax museum and revolves around the hunt for the murderer.

Wuthering Heights tells the story of the passionate love between Heathcliff and Catherine, a love that is torn apart by revenge, betrayal, and tragedy. Set in the Yorkshire moors, this film adaptation of Emily Bronte's classic novel explores themes of unrequited love, childhood love, and the destructive effects of obsession and revenge.

The reign of Edward II, King of England, is troubled from the start when he brings his male lover, hated by the nobles, out of exile.

A hitman named John finds himself on the run after a job goes wrong. As he tries to escape his pursuers, he uncovers a dark conspiracy that puts his life in danger. With the help of his estranged son, John must navigate a world of deception and violence to protect those he loves.

In the small town of Clearwater, a paperboy becomes obsessed with seeking revenge for the murder of his father. As he delves deeper into the case, he discovers dark secrets and becomes a target himself, leading to a thrilling and suspenseful confrontation.

A coroner fixes up the new body in the morgue, and adds a few touches of his own.

Bruno Reidal, a former seminarian turned photographer, recounts his dark past and his involvement in a string of murders involving children. As he narrates the chilling details, the audience is drawn into a web of sexual aggression, violence, and religious ambiguity.

A thousand years ago, in England, the crazy monk Elmer wears a pair of wings and tries to fly from a high tower. He dies, and his soul is doomed to the eternity in hell for committing suicide. In the present days, in New Zeland, Elmer has the last chance to prove that men can fly and save his soul: his spirit enters in the brain of a very intelligent inventor, Jack Brown, and forces him to try to fly. Jack uses his last creation, an amplifier in a tape record, to succeed in the journey, but his invention is strongly desired by his former boss and his lover, who want to sell it to a Chinese investor. Jack's girlfriend helps him to accomplish his intent.

The first gay-themed film produced in Cuba by the Institute of Cinema since Strawberry & Chocolate in 1993. The theme, however, is the same as in Guttiérerez and Tabìo's film: homophobia, machismo and fear. The fatal attraction between Alfredo, a doctor in the merchant navy, and handsome Carlos starts in a rundown Havana bar and ends at the sailor's house. But Alfredo's flirting and seducing of Carlos immediately turns into something complicated, ambiguous, dangerous. In a claustrophobic, tense atmosphere, their bodies are powerfully attracted, and the words, though violent, intensify the level of sensuality. Does each man kill the thing he loves? Evoking dreamlike atmospheres and characters, 80-year-old veteran director Enrique Pineda Barnet openly references Fassbinder's Querelle and Jean Genet. Quite controversial in its approach, the films demonstrates the milder attitude of Raul Castro's regime towards Cuba's LGBT Community.

The day after a party where Mario, in a trance, danced all night, Amine and Victor, his two lovers, find him dead in his bed. Lost with their friends in a house in the middle of nowhere, all mutations become possible. And then there's a leopard on the horizon.