Outlaws and Angels (2016)

Outlaws and Angels (2016) is a western drama directed by J.T. Mollner. The movie follows a group of outlaws who take refuge in a family's home, only to find themselves in a battle of wills with the family's matriarch. The movie is filled with intense moments of violence, but it also contains some surprisingly intimate and sexual moments.

The movie opens with a scene of the outlaws, led by Henry (Luke Wilson), breaking into the home of the Tildon family. As they search the house, they come across the daughter, Chaney (Francesca Eastwood). Henry is immediately taken with her beauty and he can't help but stare. This moment sets the tone for the rest of the movie, as Henry and Chaney's relationship develops into something more than just a captor and captive.

The sexual tension between Henry and Chaney is palpable throughout the movie. In one scene, Henry and Chaney are alone in the barn and Henry takes the opportunity to kiss her. The kiss is passionate and intense, and it's clear that Henry is deeply attracted to Chaney. Later, when the two are alone in the bedroom, they share a passionate embrace. The scene is filled with longing and desire, and it's clear that Henry and Chaney are both deeply in love.

The sexual moments in Outlaws and Angels are not only between Henry and Chaney. There is also a scene between the Tildon family's matriarch, Martha (Teri Polo), and the outlaw, Frank (Ben Browder). Martha and Frank have a heated argument, and it quickly turns into a passionate embrace. The scene is filled with sexual tension, and it's clear that Martha and Frank have a deep connection.

Outlaws and Angels is a movie filled with intense moments of violence, but it also contains some surprisingly intimate and sexual moments. The movie is a great example of how love and desire can exist even in the most unlikely of places.