Amazons (1986)

Amazons (1986) is a cult classic film directed by Robert Fuest. It follows the story of a group of female warriors who are sent to a remote island to protect it from a group of male warriors. The film is full of sexual tension and moments that make the audience feel uncomfortable.

The film starts with a scene of the female warriors bathing in a lake. This scene is full of sexual undertones as the women are shown in a state of undress. The camera lingers on their bodies, emphasizing their curves and making the audience feel uncomfortable.

The sexual tension between the female warriors and the male warriors is palpable throughout the film. There are several scenes where the female warriors are shown in suggestive poses, such as when they are shown in a compromising position with the male warriors. The audience can feel the sexual tension between the two groups and it adds to the overall tension of the film.

The film also features a scene where the female warriors are shown in a state of undress. This scene is particularly uncomfortable as the camera lingers on the women's bodies and the audience is made to feel as if they are intruding on a private moment.

Overall, Amazons (1986) is a cult classic film that is full of sexual tension and moments that make the audience feel uncomfortable. The film is a great example of how sexual tension can be used to add to the overall tension of a film.