Netflix's Top 20 Sexiest Films to Watch This Month

We have the perfect selection if you're in the mood to see a seductive film with plenty of sex scenes to get you feeling a certain way. We've put together a list of the sexiest Netflix movies available right now, so you can choose between a sultry Netflix original and a timeless nostalgia. There is an endless supply of seductive foreign flicks, sensual historical period dramas, and enticing LGBTQ+ romances to choose from.

Don't worry if you find yourself needing some, well, accessories to go with your next viewing session—the substance of these seductive Netflix films is sure to please. You are welcome to include a bottle of lubricant or a sex toy in the mix. It would even be worthwhile to wear your most elegant underwear for the event.

You also have other alternatives if you're not in the mood to watch a whole movie in one sitting. For a shorter viewing, consider our selection of seductive Netflix series. And if you're looking for something even hotter and more obscene, don't miss our list of the top NC-17 films available. Alternatively, you might simply read some online erotica or visit audio porn websites.

These are the hottest movies available on Netflix this month, in case you're still interested in watching steamy flicks. You won't be sorry.

"Lady Chatterley's Lover"

Nothing is hotter on Netflix when it comes to sensual films than "Lady Chatterley's Lover." The historical drama, which stars Emma Corrin, follows Lady Chatterley, a lady of immense wealth and power as she embarks on a new life with her husband. However, married life isn't quite as sensual and intense as she had anticipated. Lady Chatterley quickly discovers that she no longer loves her husband and that she has a thing for the gamekeeper on their English estate. Lady Chatterley learns the actual meaning and wants of sex—and, by extension, love—from him. Is there a more ideal drama than a spicy historical fiction? We don't believe that.

"Mea Culpa"

Mea Culpa is Tyler Perry's most recent song. In this sultry legal thriller, Kelly Rowland plays a criminal defense lawyer who finds her life difficult after having sex with Trevante Rhodes, an artist who is charged with killing his fiancée. On February 23, "Mea Culpa" makes its Netflix debut.

"Fair Play"

Phoebe Dynevor continued her journey beyond "Bridgerton." The English actress, in the seductive Netflix original "Fair Play," portrays a financial analyst in her most recent picture. The two, who co-star with Alden Ehrenreich, portray a couple who work at the same New York City hedge firm; however, Dynevor's character receives a promotion while her partner does not. As you watch the events unfold, take note of the reasons the film was given a R classification. (Hint: "some nudity" and "sexual content.")

"Love & Basketball"

Childhood friends Quincy and Monica, played by Omar Epps and Sanaa Lathan, traverse their tumultuous relationship in this classic 2000 romance, which is highlighted by their mutual love of basketball. A classic, "Love & Basketball" is now available on Netflix, having debuted in March. If you haven't watched it yet, now is your opportunity.

"After Ever Happy"

Based on the romantic novels of romance author Anna Todd, the fourth volume of the After series follows the story of Tessa Young (Josephine Langford) and Hardin Scott (Hero Fiennes-Tiffin). Secrets from Tessa's and Hardin's pasts surface in "After Every Happy," endangering the already shaky foundation of their enticing romance. Even though Tessa and Hardin get along well and have an incredible sexual life, their lack of communication cannot be fixed. Even though Tessa is his haven, if Hardin keeps pushing her away, he could lose her permanently—that is, if her demons don't drive him away first. This will quickly become your all-time favorite adult Netflix film.

"Faithfully Yours"

Your queue will be filled with lots of lust after watching this Netflix original. "Faithfully Yours," a seductive thriller with a "Mature" rating, centers on the lives of two friends who get entangled in covert relationships until one of them vanishes.

"Amar"

Two young individuals in the Spanish film "Amar" grapple with facing maturity while simultaneously experiencing the intensity of their first love. You won't be able to take your eyes off it as it evokes the ferocious intensity of your first love.

"Magic Mike's Last Dance"

The entertaining series "Magic Mike's Last Dance" concludes with a reunion of the male strippers. In this third film, Salma Hayek plays Maxandra Mendoza, a socialite who snatches our main character, Channing Tatum, for a seductive stage show in London. This one lacks many of the well-known "Magic Mike" faces, but it does have a large number of eye-pleasing new cast members.

"No Limit"

In this sensual and visually stunning movie, an instructor and a competent diver have a poisonous yet love connection. They become more and more in love with each other the more time they spend together away from the sea. It thus starts to impact their working relationship, particularly with regard to her instructor's attempt to set a new free-diving record. Despite the fact that their relationship is mostly focused on desire and sex (read: steamy scenes coming), they are more aware of one other's demands when it comes to the sport.

"The Perfect Find"

The emphasis on female pleasure is what makes Netflix's seductive film "The Perfect Find" so amazing, more so than Keith Powers's abs or Gabrielle Union's leading role. "The Perfect Find" focuses on the enjoyment of women, in contrast to many sex scenes that emphasize the male gaze. Yes, there's an incredible cunnilingus moment in this as well.

"The Last Letter From Your Lover"

Based on JoJo Moyes's bestselling novel of the same name, this sultry Netflix film centers on a journalist (Felicity Jones) in modern-day London who comes across a correspondence between tragically involved lovers (Shailene Woodley and Callum Turner) who were living on the French Riviera in the 1960s. These star-crossed lovers will be forced to confront their past when destiny knocks on their door. "The Last Letter From Your Lover" is a tale of long-lost love and second chances that will give you the chills and make you weep uncontrollably. Warning: There is some sensual content in the letters.

"Ashes"

With this Turkish film, which will be available on Netflix on February 9, the rich publishing house honor's wife becomes engrossed with an unpublished work. Gökçe (Funda Eryigit), being sucked into the make-believe world of the book, pursues an affair with an enigmatic carpenter.

Luna (Gaite Jansen) from "Happy Ending" claims to have had 132 orgasms, although all of them have been staged. She can't figure out why she never has an orgasm during sex, even though she and Mink (Martijn Lakemeier) have what she calls a "perfect" relationship. All of that, however, is altered when the couple chooses to have a threesome by adding a third lady to the mix. See how Luna handles her conflicting emotions after the threesome, if you don't mind the English dubbing.

"Duck Butter"

The main protagonists plan to have sex every hour for a whole day after meeting at a club. "Duck Butter" explores the true meaning of intimacy in a profound way, and its sex is often quite attractive.

"Lust Stories"

"Lust Stories" is an anthology film that explores relationships, genuine love, sex, and the world of passion in contemporary India through the lives of four distinct women. In the first narrative, Radhika Apte plays married teacher Kalindi, who enjoys having open relationships with her pupils and colleagues and finds comfort and satisfaction in doing so. In the second chapter, a maid has a passionate make-out session with her boss and falls in love, only to find out he's being married in an arranged marriage. After that, Manisha Koirala's character Reena starts having sex with her husband's buddy in the film. In the last tale, Megha (Kiara Advani) and Paras (Vicky Kaushal), a young couple, have problems in bed, which sends Megha on a quest for self-gratification. Everybody may find a seductive dream inside this.

"Elisa & Marcela"

The passionate drama "Elisa & Marcela" is based on the actual account of Spain's first-ever same-sex marriage. An long, sultry sex scene that will have you perspiring is the culmination of the first half of the film's building sexual tension.

"Malcom & Marie"

Malcom & Marie is a gripping, personal tale about a bitter director and his resentful lover after the largest film premiere of their careers, starring Zendaya opposite John David Washington. The whole length of the black-and-white film is set in their house, mostly in their bedroom, over the course of one long night. In a nod to the adage "never go to bed angry," Malcom (Washington) and Marie (Zendaya) spend the whole night trying to sort out their disagreements and unresolved animosity toward one another. But it doesn't appear like chemistry is a problem for them; they happily use it as a crutch and an excuse to apologize whenever needed.

"Through My Window"

Since she can remember, Raquel (Clara Galle) has had feelings for Ares (Julio Peña Fernández), her neighbor next door. She almost spies on him from her bedroom every waking second before being discovered. Fortunately for her, he thinks it's very sexy. Ares, who is regarded as the bad guy on school, is not into relationships, and because their families couldn't be farther apart, a relationship isn't even conceivable. However, his desire for Raquel to himself grows as he gets to know her better—both in and out of the bedroom. You'll be grabbing for a big glass of water and a fan after seeing this seductive Spanish movie.

"Deadly Illusions"

"Deadly Illusions" soared to the top of Netflix's most-watched film list after its March 2021 debut. You may thank the sexual tension for attracting a large number of viewers. The sensual thriller centers on successful author Mary (Kristin Davis), who employs Greer Grammer's character, Grace, as a nanny to watch her two little children while she works on a new book. From then on, it is harder to distinguish between fact and imagination.

"Anne+: The Film"

Never in her life has Anne (Hanna van Vliet) found herself at such a crossroads. Not only is the deadline for her manuscript drawing near, but her long-term partner has revealed a shocking secret: she plans to move to Montreal and embrace polyamory. So they devised a plan: when her book is finished, Anne would move out of Amsterdam and go live with Saar (Jouman Fattal). The only issue is that, in addition to her publishers' lack of conviction, Anne detests every word she has written so far. After rolling about in bed together and getting to know one another on a hotter, more personal level than Anne ever imagined was possible, Anne encounters a nonbinary drag performer during a much-needed night out with her friends, and inspiration strikes.

Luna (Gaite Jansen) from "Happy Ending" claims to have had 132 orgasms, although all of them have been staged. She can't figure out why she never has an orgasm during sex, even though she and Mink (Martijn Lakemeier) have what she calls a "perfect" relationship. All of that, however, is altered when the couple chooses to have a threesome by adding a third lady to the mix. See how Luna handles her conflicting emotions after the threesome, if you don't mind the English dubbing.

"Happy Ending"

Luna (Gaite Jansen) from "Happy Ending" claims to have had 132 orgasms, although all of them have been staged. She can't figure out why she never has an orgasm during sex, even though she and Mink (Martijn Lakemeier) have what she calls a "perfect" relationship. All of that, however, is altered when the couple chooses to have a threesome by adding a third lady to the mix. See how Luna handles her conflicting emotions after the threesome, if you don't mind the English dubbing.