History Main / InterplayOfSexAndViolence

** "[[Recap/InterviewWithTheVampire2022S1E6LikeAngelsPutInHellByGod Like Angels Put in Hell by God]]": Louis barges into Antoinette Brown's house, [[InterruptedIntimacy interrupting her and Lestat in the midst of sexual intercourse]]. Louis argues with Lestat, pushes his naked boyfriend to the floor, shoves him against the dresser (Lestat's expression shows that [[CasualKink he's aroused being manhandled]] by Louis in this fashion), kisses him, stabs Lestat on his left side with his vampire fingernails, and bites his neck. While eagerly embracing Louis, Lestat is grunting in pain as [[SexyDiscretionShot the camera pans away]]. In the next scene, Lestat's face, neck, left ear and right arm are covered with scratches, bruises and bite marks -- it's evident that he and Louis had rough, angry sex.

* ''Series/ABitOfFryAndLaurie'' has a section where the pair apologise to the audience because MoralGuardians have banned them from performing [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdzSgUn9tC0&pp=ygUkYSBiaXQgb2YgZnJ5IGFuZCBsYXVyaWUgc2V4IHZpb2xlbmNl a sketch involving sex and violence]]:

--> '''Hugh:''' During the course of sketch, Stephen hits me several times with a golf club.

--> '''Hugh:''' That's it, you see. He does it so, ''soo'' sexily. I just wish you could see it, I really do.

* ''Series/ABitOfFryAndLaurie'' has a section where the pair apologise to the audience because MoralGuardians have banned them from performing [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdzSgUn9tC0&pp=ygUkYSBiaXQgb2YgZnJ5IGFuZCBsYXVyaWUgc2V4IHZpb2xlbmNl a sketch involving sex and violence]]. Apparently, it involved Stephen beating Hugh with a golf club very sexily, and ended with them [[HoYay going to bed together]]... violently:

--> '''Stephen:''' And then the sketch ends with us going to bed together ...
--> '''Hugh:''' ... violently.

* ''Series/ABitOfFryAndLaurie'' has a section where the pair apologize to the audience because MoralGuardians have banned them from performing a sketch involving sex and violence. Apparently, it involved Stephen beating Hugh with a cricket bat very sexily, and ended with them going to bed together... violently.

* One memorably intense scene in the first season of ''Series/DesperateHousewives'' intercuts Susan and Mike's passionate first-time foreplay with Paul strangling Mrs. Huber to death.

* ''VideoGame/BlazBlue'' features Nu-13, a clone of the main character Ragna's sister who's been programmed to want to both kill him and be killed by him. This combination of 'sisterly love' and 'murder-suicide brainwashing' means that half of her dialogue is double entendres that could be taken as "I want you to stab me" or "I want you to *ahem* [[Main/UnusualEuphemism 'Stab Me']]."

* It's more an interplay of sex and surgery, but the, er, [[IncrediblyLamePun climactic scene]] of ''Film/RepoMen'' definitely counts.

* ''Videogame/BlazBlue'', by the same company as Guilty Gear, features Nu-13, a clone of the main character Ragna's sister who's been programmed to want to both kill him and be killed by him. This combination of 'sisterly love' and 'murder-suicide brainwashing' means that half of her dialogue is double entendres that could be taken as "I want you to stab me" or "I want you to *ahem* [[Main/UnusualEuphemism 'Stab Me']]."

** This is the basic point of the first ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid'', which mixes violence with sexual imagery about as much as it can while remaining relatively subtle, although it mostly eases off after that when Snake gains control of his squicky fetishes.

** There's the fight between Vamp and Raiden in [[VideoGame/MetalGearSolid2SonsOfLiberty the fourth game]] which has some extremely, though somewhat disturbing homoerotic imagery: the grappling, the almost rutting-like motion when Raiden stabs himself to nail Vamp — and don't forget the white blood and the crotch-knife licking.

* ''LightNovel/FullMetalPanic'':
** Gauron towards Sōsuke. Made especially clear in the novels, where he apparently had some very vile fantasies during and after their fight of killing Sōsuke and raping his corpse. And the way he "consummates" their relationship is by [[spoiler: goading Sōsuke into killing him]]. Yeah, apparently scoring a homerun with him involves death. Gauron is also shown to get sexual arousal from violently cutting up and killing people and breaking their spirits.
** And then there's the evil female scientist from the first arc (in Khanka), who has a... thing for Asphyxiation. As further shown in the novels, it's suggested that she actually ''wants'' to make Gauron angry, so that he'll hurt her and choke her. Apparently she [[TooKinkyToTorture gets off on being abused by him as much as he does doing that to her]].
* Ladd and Lua's relationship in ''LightNovel/{{Baccano}}'' is filled to the brim with this: He's a shameless AxCrazy PsychoForHire that expresses love by telling you that he'll KillYouLast, and she's a disturbingly serene, probably suicidal devotee longing for the day that he sneaks up behind her and murders her. It's a match made in [[strike:a sadomasochist's]] Heaven.

* ''LightNovel/{{Konosuba}}'': Taken to literal extremes with Darkness, who's a full-blown masochist which is why she became a Crusader.

* In ''LightNovel/SwordArtOnline'', [[spoiler:Kyouji fell in love with Shino because she shot a robber with his own gun. He becomes a SerialKiller out of revenge for being tricked into ruining his character in a gun-based video game/gambling site. He tells all this to Shino while trying to seduce her while holding a syringe full of poison against her skin and planning to rape and then murder her if she doesn't love him.]]

** In "[[Recap/InterviewWithTheVampire2022S1E1InThroesOfIncreasingWonder In Throes of Increasing Wonder...]]", Lestat de Lioncourt has sex with Louis de Pointe du Lac while also [[KissOfTheVampire drinking his blood with his fangs pierced into his lover's neck]].
** In "[[Recap/InterviewWithTheVampire2022S1E6LikeAngelsPutInHellByGod Like Angels Put in Hell by God]]", Louis barges into Antoinette Brown's house, [[InterruptedIntimacy interrupting her and Lestat in the midst of sexual intercourse]]. Louis argues with Lestat, pushes his naked boyfriend to the floor, shoves him against the dresser (Lestat's expression shows that [[CasualKink he's aroused being manhandled]] by Louis in this fashion), kisses him, stabs Lestat on his left side with his vampire fingernails, and bites his neck. While eagerly embracing Louis, Lestat is grunting in pain as [[SexyDiscretionShot the camera pans away]]. In the next scene, Lestat's face, neck, left ear and right arm are covered with scratches, bruises and bite marks -- it's evident that he and Louis had rough, angry sex.

** In "[[Recap/InterviewWithTheVampire2022S1E1InThroesOfIncreasingWonder In Throes of Increasing Wonder]]", Lestat de Lioncourt has sex with Louis de Pointe du Lac while also [[KissOfTheVampire drinking his blood with his fangs pierced into his lover's neck]].
** In the sixth episode, Louis barges into Antoinette Brown's house, [[InterruptedIntimacy interrupting her and Lestat in the midst of sexual intercourse]]. Louis argues with Lestat, pushes his naked boyfriend to the floor, shoves him against the dresser (Lestat's expression shows that [[CasualKink he's aroused being manhandled]] by Louis in this fashion), kisses him, stabs Lestat on his left side with his vampire fingernails, and bites his neck. While eagerly embracing Louis, Lestat is grunting in pain as [[SexyDiscretionShot the camera pans away]]. In the next scene, Lestat's face, neck, left ear and right arm are covered with scratches, bruises and bite marks -- it's evident that he and Louis had rough, angry sex.

** In the first episode, Lestat de Lioncourt has sex with Louis de Pointe du Lac while also [[KissOfTheVampire drinking his blood with his fangs pierced into his lover's neck]].

** In the sixth episode, Louis barges into Antoinette Brown's house, [[InterruptedIntimacy interrupting her and Lestat in the midst of sexual intercourse]]. Louis argues with Lestat, pushes his naked boyfriend to the floor, shoves him against the dresser (Lestat's expression shows that he's aroused being manhandled by Louis in this fashion), kisses him, stabs Lestat on his left side with his vampire fingernails, and bites his neck. While eagerly embracing Louis, Lestat is grunting in pain as [[SexyDiscretionShot the camera pans away]]. In the next scene, Lestat's face, neck, left ear and right arm are covered with scratches, bruises and bite marks -- it's evident that he and Louis had rough, angry sex.

* ''Anime/QueensBlade'': Nyx's fighting style depends on it, as she quite literally allows her sentient staff (Funikura) [[CoitusEnsues to tentacle rape her]] in exchange for magical power. During which, it empowers her by forcing one of its tentacles into her mouth and makes her swallow several large mouthfuls of what appears to be semen. She's usually left mortified after the effect has worn off, but definitely seems to enjoy it while it happens.

* ''Series/{{Angel}}''. In "[[{{Recap/AngelS03E13WaitingInTheWings}} Waiting in the Wings]]" Angel and Cordelia are KissingUnderTheInfluence and are [[InterruptedIntimacy about to have sex when masked lackeys burst in on them]]. Angel kills them simultaneously, stabbing one while killing the other with a dagger thrown OffhandBackhand. Cordelia says they need to get out of there right away as "You looked ''really'' hot doing that."
* ''Series/Batwoman2019''. In "Drink Me", the VillainOfTheWeek Nocturna has a vampire motif--biting her victims with fangs and draining their blood. In fighting Batwoman she's so obviously turned on that Batwoman has to inform her YoureNotMyType as she does ''not'' find murder sexy.

* ''Series/ForeverKnight''. In the final episode, Nick finally agrees to give Natalie the KissOfTheVampire. The episode is something of a ClipShow so we then have a montage not only of Nick biting [[VampiresAreSexGods other attractive women]] but also of past violent scenes. [[spoiler:Unfortunately this presages the reveal that Nick lost control of his BloodLust and drained Natalie completely, instead of feeding on her only a bit as he promised.]]

* ''Series/{{Leverage}}''

* ''Series/ThePunisher2017''. In "Flustercluck", Billy Russo having sadomasochistic sex with his therapist is intercut with Russo's paramilitary gang robbing drug dens and killing everyone in them.

* ''Series/{{Supernatural}}''

* King Henry had six beautiful wives as portrayed on ''Series/TheTudors'' but it was Anne Boleyn and Katherine Howard who were portrayed as the most sexualized, with plenty of nude and sex scenes. These are the two wives who are eventually beheaded. In fact, Katherine Howard goes so far as to practice putting her head on the block in the nude. Perfectly demonstrated: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNn5F2jC-qc here]]. Catherine did that in real life too -- the practicing part, although presumably she was clothed.

* ''Series/{{Oz}}'':
** There's the Keller/Beecher relationship, conjugal visits in the first season, and transvestites strutting their stuff. Not to mention all the sexual slavery that goes on.
** Lee Tergesen and Christopher Meloni won GLAAD (Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation) awards for their troubles. Did GLAAD actually watch the show?
** Jefferson Keane's execution also counts, what with the actual execution part interlaced with scenes of [=McManus=] and Wittlesey getting it on in the prison.
* ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'' played with the "violence turns the Slayers on" trope a couple of times. Faith basically embodied it, but Buffy is shown to be NotSoAboveItAll. Her tender love scene with Riley is intercut with the two of them fighting a demon, which is revealed to have taken place just beforehand. And then there was Buffy's entire relationship with Spike--most notably in the final scene of [[{{Recap/BuffyTheVampireSlayerS6E9Smashed}} "Smashed"]]. Spike himself fantasizes about fighting the Slayer while having sex with Harmony in [[Recap/BuffyTheVampireSlayerS5E6Family "Family"]].

* ''Series/{{Spooks}}'' season seven: [[spoiler:Lucas North has a brutal fight with a guy in a Moscow bar, which ends with him drowning the guy in the sink. During this fight, shots of a pole dancer upstairs appear frequently).]]
* ''Series/{{Supernatural}}''
** Most female demons, especially Ruby, Meg, and Dental Hygienist!Lilith, love macking on the boys while smacking them around.
** In "The Slice Girls", Dean has sex with a GirlOfTheWeek which is intercut with a brutal murder. [[{{Foreshadowing}} Turns out the two are related]] as the woman Dean picked up is an Amazon, who after being impregnated by a man has them killed as a RiteOfPassage for the child.
* The final filmed episode of ''Series/{{Firefly}}'' has the crew transporting the [[spoiler: supposedly]] dead body of one of Zoe and Mal's former squad mate. Jayne and Book end up talking about how everyone on the ship seems to act differently around the body, with Jayne admitting that seeing/being near a dead body makes him need to do something, work out, kill someone, get some tail (although he is quick to point out it's not because death makes him randy). And Book telling him it's a completely natural feeling, that the reminder of mortality simply makes him want to experience life while he can. And then there's [[CloudCuckooLander River]], who straddles the coffin and rubs herself against it.

* ''Series/{{Leverage}}''
** Elliot Spencer's fight with Mikel Dayan in "The Two Live Crew Job" episode ends with them kissing.
** In a different episode, Eliot begins to pound on the team's mortal enemy Sterling in a bar. What does [[CloudCuckoolander Parker]] do? Stands there with a smile on her face. It was ''intended'' to be Parker enjoying watching Sterling get his comeuppance, but Beth Riesgraf's smile was a little too gleeful (she's almost licking her chops.)

* The death of [[spoiler:Marian]] in the second season finale of ''Series/RobinHood'' was described by the writers as "the consummation of [[spoiler:Guy and Marian]]". The scene in question has her running up to him, declaring her love for another man, and then getting impaled in the lower abdomen. Guy draws her toward him, she throws her head back and then slides down his body as a fountain in the background spurts water from his direction toward her.
* The scene in ''Series/{{Torchwood}}'' where Jack and John Hart suck face and then, practically without pausing for breath, proceed to [[SexIsViolence beat the hell out of each other.]]

* ''Series/TrueBlood'': In "It Hurts Me Too" after Bill pins Lorena against a wall and tells her that he'll never love her, she kisses him. He does not react well to this, first going for her throat with his fangs, then responding to her urging him to make love to her by doing so extremely violently to the point that he leaves several cuts on her chest and twists her head around 180 degrees. Lorena loves every second of it, and dreamily says "Oh William, I so love you."
* The first episode of ''[[Series/SpartacusBloodAndSand Spartacus: Gods Of The Arena]]'' features a montage cutting back and forth between Gannicus having sex with two women and the other gladiators outside sparring. Then later in the same episode, Gaia and Lucretia's drug-fueled girl-on-girl action is intercut with Batiatus receiving a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown from a rival.
** Indeed, Spartacus is built heavily on this trope. Many scenes are intercut with sex and violence, with plenty of both littering the series. You could be forgiven for thinking this is Interplay of Sex and Violence: {{The Series}}.
* King Henry had six beautiful wives as portrayed on ''Series/TheTudors'' but it was Anne Boleyn and Katherine Howard who were portrayed as the most sexualized, with plenty of nude and sex scenes. These are the two wives who are eventually beheaded. In fact, Katherine Howard goes so far as to practice putting her head on the block in the nude. Perfectly demonstrated: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNn5F2jC-qc here]]. Catherine did that in real life too -- the practicing part, although presumably she was clothed.
* ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'': Worf explains Klingon [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ITmnIY_H24o mating rituals]].
** Which perfectly leads to ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'' and Worf finally only understanding that Jadzia's been coming onto him for an entire episode after challenging him to a bat'leth fight. (The two then end up one of the series' official couples.)
* ''Series/ABitOfFryAndLaurie'' has a section where the pair apologise to the audience because MoralGuardians have banned them from performing a sketch involving sex and violence. Apparently, it involved Stephen beating Hugh with a cricket bat very sexily, and ended with them going to bed together... violently.
* ''Series/{{CSI}}'' had an episode open with intercutting scenes of someone being brutally murdered and Catherine having mad passionate sex with Vartann.
* A fourth season episode of ''Series/{{Bones}}'' opens with the gang watching Booth playing hockey and beating the crap out of some guys on the ice (he's the team's enforcer). Cam says she likes it... a little too much. Then she has a DidISayThatOutLoud moment.

* Crosses with HemoErotic in ''Series/{{Being Human|UK}}''; Mitchell admits that with [[OurVampiresAreDifferent his kind]], sex and violent death end up being rather difficult to disentangle.
* In ''Series/{{Vikings}}'', Lagertha attacks Ragnar to get him to take her with him to raid England. He tries to turn it into foreplay.
* ''Series/DoctorWho'':
** River Song's sexuality is based around this. She literally uses sex as a weapon, once murdering the Doctor by kissing him with poison lipstick.
** For a more benign example, Idris in "The Doctor's Wife" enjoys biting people because "it's like kissing, only there's a winner!"
* ''Series/OrangeIsTheNewBlack'': Alex and Piper's lesbian relationship is described as "psychotic" and is comprised of Piper manipulating Alex and being involved with getting her sent back to prison because she wanted them to be miserable together. When Piper confesses the truth to Alex she insults her and proceeds to have hate sex with Piper after Alex slaps her.
* In one episode of ''Series/CriminalMinds'', the [=UnSubs=] are a young couple who travel around the country going to convenience stores and alcohol support programs. They then shoot everyone present until they know they're all dead, grab some nearby booze, and return to have sex in their car. This keeps going until they return to the guy's house. [[spoiler:The girl then shoots the guy's father, which causes their relationship to start faltering, ultimately resulting in both of them dying.]]

* In an episode of ''Series/BlakesSeven'', [[AntiHero Avon]] is having a life-and-death struggle with a female VillainOfTheWeek, including her hitting him in the groin. When he finally subdues her, he says to the other men present, "You better get her out of here, I really rather enjoyed that."

* In ''Series/StrangerThings'', Nancy having sex with Steve is intercut with Barb being killed by the Demogorgon, emphasized particularly when Nancy and Steve hold hands, and then Barb's hand is desperately clinging to a ladder to avoid being pulled away.

* ''Series/BrooklynNineNine'': Rosa Diaz and Adrian Pimento have an intense relationship based on pure lust which develops into love. They're attracted to each other right from the start with understated aggression. Once they get together, their sex talk is very graphic and violent, their making out sessions are very physical, Rosa occasionally slaps Pimento before kissing him and when they break up, each returns to the other their blood (Rosa wore a small vial around her neck while Pimento had a plastic zip bag, taken without Rosa's knowledge).
* ''Series/Batwoman2019''. In "Drink Me", the VillainOfTheWeek Nocturna has a vampire motif--biting her victims with fangs and draining their blood. In fighting Batwoman she's so obviously turned on that Batwoman has to inform her YoureNotMyType as she does ''not'' find murder sexy.
* ''Series/Daredevil2015'': Matt's college relationship with Elektra revolved around petty crimes and fighting as sexual foreplay.
* ''Series/ThePunisher2017''. In "Flustercluck", Billy Russo having sadomasochistic sex with his therapist is intercut with Russo's paramilitary gang robbing drug dens and killing everyone in them.
* ''Series/InterviewWithTheVampire2022'':
** In the first episode, Lestat de Lioncourt has sex with Louis de Pointe du Lac while also [[KissOfTheVampire drinking his blood with his fangs pierced into his lover's neck]].
** In the sixth episode, Louis barges into Antoinette Brown's house, [[InterruptedIntimacy interrupting her and Lestat in the midst of sexual intercourse]]. Louis argues with Lestat, pushes his naked boyfriend to the floor, shoves him against the dresser (Lestat's expression shows that he's aroused being manhandled by Louis in this fashion), kisses him, stabs Lestat on his left side with his vampire fingernails, and bites his neck. While eagerly embracing Louis, Lestat is grunting in pain as [[SexyDiscretionShot the camera pans away]]. In the next scene, Lestat's face, neck, left ear and right arm are covered with scratches, bruises and bite marks -- it's evident that he and Louis had rough, angry sex.

* ''ComicBook/{{Vampirella}} vs. Hemorrhage'': Hemorrhage describes Vampirella as "sex and death... the whole thing squeezed into one bittersweet package''.

* ''VideoGame/XenobladeChronicles3'': Ethel and Cammuravi were known for getting in massive fights that ''drip'' with romantic tension, betting their Colonies on the outcome. When Cammuravi's Ferronis failed due to a mechanical defect, Ethel spared him--which, considering they're in the middle of a ForeverWar where seeing the enemy as anything but a monster is unthinkable, got her entire Colony demoted. It's to the point that when they are forced to fight together against Ouroboros, [[spoiler:they instead turn on each other, ignoring orders and happily dying in each other's arms]]. This is all justified by the fact that, due to the influence of the Flame Clocks, none of the soldiers have any concept of romance or sexual attraction; it's pretty clear that in a sane world, these two would be engaging in some DestructoNookie, but they don't know how to express their feelings for each other in any way besides fighting.

** In the sixth episode, Louis barges into Antoinette Brown's house, [[InterruptedIntimacy interrupting her and Lestat in the midst of sexual intercourse]]. Louis argues with Lestat, pushes his naked boyfriend to the floor, shoves him against the dresser (Lestat's expression shows that he's aroused being manhandled by Louis in this fashion), kisses him, stabs Lestat on his left side with his vampire fingernails, and bites his neck. While eagerly embracing Louis, Lestat is grunting in pain as the camera pans away. In the next scene, Lestat's face, neck and ear are covered with scratches and bite marks -- it's evident that he and Louis had rough, angry sex.

* UsefulNotes/CleopatraVII in ''VideoGame/DantesInferno'' is a gigantic [[HornyDevil succubus]] who fights Dante at the top of the penis-shaped Tower of Lust, along with her champion/consort Mark Antony, and after Dante kills Antony, she tries to seduce Dante herself. If he falls for it, a NonStandardGameOver occurs. If he resists and stabs her instead, she moans like he's... penetrating her in some other way.

* ''VideoGame/LeagueOfLegends'' has [[HornyDevils Evelynn, Agony's Embrace]], a succubus-like demon that greatly plays around with this idea. [[OurDemonsAreDifferent Demons in the game's universe]] [[EmotionEater feast on specific emotions]] which [[MustBeInvited are a required avenue to target certain prey]], so for Evelynn -- whose target emotion is agony -- she puts on [[AFormYouAreComfortableWith a facade of a promiscuous, barely-clothed human]] to invoke feelings of {{lust}}, which she will swiftly convert into [[AxCrazy fatal masochism]] should anyone fall for the trap. Note that in no point does she ever have sex; [[SexIsViolence she's only into the more visceral stuff.]]

* In ''Roleplay/TheGamersAlliance'', the succubi of the [[HornyDevils Eastern Horde]] are all about combining pain and pleasure into the ultimate experience through combat and sex.

** A romanced Garrus admits that a [[AmazonChaser significant chunk of his initial attraction to Shepard is based on his respect for her combat and leadership prowess]]. In addition, the initial start of the romantic relationship is kickstarted by his account of a sparring match that ended in a draw between him and a female crew member when he was in the turian military, followed by a [[IsThatWhatTheyreCallingItNow tie-breaker in her quarters]]. Shepard then comes on to him by suggesting first that they try sparring, and then saying they should "skip to the tie-breaker".

** In the first episode, Lestat de Lioncourt has sex with Louis de Pointe du Lac while also drinking his blood.
** In the sixth episode, Louis barges into Antoinette's house, interrupting her and Lestat in the middle of sex. Louis argues with Lestat, pushes his naked boyfriend to the floor, shoves him against the dresser (Lestat's expression shows that he's aroused being manhandled by Louis in this fashion), kisses him, stabs Lestat on his left side with his vampire fingernails, and bites his neck. While eagerly embracing Louis, Lestat is grunting in pain as the camera pans away. In the next scene, Lestat's face, neck and ear are covered with scratches and bite marks -- it's evident that he and Louis had rough, angry sex.

* ''Series/InterviewWithTheVampire2022'': Lestat has sex with Louis while also drinking his blood.

* ''Fanfic/AtTheCenterfoldOfTheStorm'': A very rare case of this trope combined with GoodPeopleHaveGoodSex. Apparently thanks to years of sexual tension, Kim and Shego ''really like'' beating the crap out of each other. And getting their RelationshipUpgrade does little to quell their appetite, as they seem to be just as... competitive in the bedroom.