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Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer (1986)
Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer (1986) is a horror movie that has become a cult classic. It follows the story of Henry, a serial killer who is on the run from the law. The movie is known for its intense and graphic violence, but it also has some surprisingly sexual moments.
The movie starts off with Henry and his friend Otis watching a pornographic movie. This scene sets the tone for the movie, as it establishes Henry's fascination with sex and violence. Later in the movie, Henry and Otis pick up two prostitutes and take them back to their motel room. The scene is uncomfortable and tense, as the two men watch the women undress and then proceed to have sex with them.
The most shocking sexual moment in the movie comes when Henry and Otis break into a family's home and murder them. As the family lies dead on the floor, Henry and Otis proceed to have sex with the dead mother. This scene is shocking and disturbing, and it serves to further illustrate Henry's depraved nature.
Overall, Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer is a movie that is not for the faint of heart. It contains some intense and graphic violence, as well as some surprisingly sexual moments. The movie is a cult classic, and it serves as a reminder of the dark side of human nature.
The actual rape scenes mentioned are not too graphic, but it is mentioned and there is no doubt what happens
Dead women are seen topless or nude after being murdered and possibly raped.
Two scenes of attempted rape, one with breast nudity.
A dead woman's breasts are fondled.
A man attempts to seduce a teenage boy by placing his hand on the boy's thigh; the boy reacts by punching him in the face, then fleeing.
A woman is raped. Another man discovers it as it's happening, and attacks the rapist.
Odis rapes Becky (his sister). Henry stops him and kills him.
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