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Life After Beth (2014)
Life After Beth is a 2014 American zombie comedy-drama film written and directed by Jeff Baena. The film follows Zach (Dane DeHaan), a young man who is devastated by the sudden death of his girlfriend, Beth (Aubrey Plaza). When Beth mysteriously returns from the dead, Zach is overjoyed to have her back in his life. However, he soon discovers that Beth has changed, and that her resurrection has brought with it some unexpected consequences.
One of the most notable aspects of Life After Beth is its exploration of sexuality. The film features several scenes that explore the sexual tension between Zach and Beth, as well as the awkwardness of their relationship in the wake of her resurrection. In one scene, Zach and Beth share a passionate kiss in the rain, which is both tender and intense. In another scene, Beth attempts to seduce Zach, but he is too overwhelmed by the situation to respond. These moments are both touching and humorous, and they help to illustrate the complexity of the characters' emotions.
The film also features a number of other sexual moments, such as when Beth and Zach's friend, Maury (John C. Reilly), share a passionate kiss. These moments are often played for laughs, but they also serve to highlight the awkwardness of the situation.
Overall, Life After Beth is a unique and thought-provoking film that explores the complexities of sexuality in a zombie-filled world. The film's exploration of sexuality is both humorous and touching, and it helps to make the film an engaging and entertaining experience.
Towards the end of the movie Beth, in an advanced zombie state is chained to a stove and at one point falls over backwards, she is wearing a dress and her underwear is clearly visible.
Zach and Beth are often trying to find ways to sneak out and have sex.
A man puts his dead girlfriend's scarf on top of his clothed crotch. His brother walks in and asks "are you fucking your scarf?"
A man and a woman start kissing, and he then lies on top of her, ready to have sex, but they don't.
A man asks his girlfriend if she wants to eat him, as he is worried that she is a zombie. She misunderstands, thinking he is asking for oral sex.
A couple talk about going hiking so they can be alone to have sex.
A couple are driving down the street when the female reaches down and starts rubbing the male's crotch. He pulls over next to a public (although empty) playground and chases her into the sand where she lifts her legs up so he can slide her panties off. He climbs on top of her and we see their heads in close-up, bobbing, as he thrusts into her. No nudity is seen.
A teen girl seductively sucks on a teen boy's finger.
Beth plays jazz on her radio and starts undressing and pushes her boyfriend onto her bed, but he leaves before they do anything. Her underwear is seen.
A teen girl holds a woman's mouth and asks if a teen boy put his cock there.
A man says that another man walked around naked, asking a woman to touch his penis.
A naked older female zombie walks up to Zach. She has heavy stitching criss crossing her chest from an autopsy. Her breasts and butt are seen.
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