Depraved Bisexuals in Films — Live-Action.
- 3 Days to Kill: Vivi acts flirtatious with Ethan, while also watching a highly homoerotic performance by two scantily dressed women with obvious interest. She's the most ruthless person on the good side, including finishing off the Wolf when he's helpless after Ethan won't. Despite this, she still comes through with more cancer medicine at the end that Ethan needs, as it seems she likes him.
- 68 Kill: Monica is shown looking at a magazine with photos of scantily-clad women making out, and she's later to be shown with one of the guys in her gang. She likes to torture and murder people for fun with them.
- Robert Berchtold in the documentary film Abducted in Plain Sight has sex with his victim's mother and father in order to manipulate them into giving him access to the little girl.
- Aleta: Vampire Mistress: In a montage of Aleta having sex with people, and then feeding on them, her lovers are made up of both men and women.
- Barbarella: The evil and mad Black Queen lusts after Barbarella and Pygar, attempting to force the former into sex by pulling a Scarpia Ultimatum using the latter. When that doesn't work, she sends Barbarella to be executed and tries to force herself on Pygar, which doesn't work either.
- Sharon Stone's character in Basic Instinct is a manipulative, sociopathic vamp with both male and female lovers.
- Probably Z-Man from Beyond the Valley of the Dolls. He hosts a drug orgy at his house including 2 lesbians and some actor so it's a safe bet.
- The Jesus (John Turturro) in The Big Lebowski is heavily implied to be one of these. Walter notes that he did six months in Chino for exposing himself to an eight-year-old; he refers to the Jesus as a "pederast", which is a word used to describe an adult man attracted to young boys, but knowing Walter, it could be that he's just getting "pederast" confused with "pedophile" and is simply talking out of his ass. He also blows a kiss at Donnie and threatens to grab Walter's piece and shove it up his ass.
- Frank Booth, Dennis Hopper's sadistic, scenery-chewing Murderous Psychopath in Blue Velvet. Frank is a rapist, having sexually enslaved Dorothy, and sexually harassed Jeffrey.
- Lilith from Bordello of Blood
- Breaking the Girls: Sara has relationships with both a man and woman in the film. She also manipulates people into committing murder on her behalf.
- The Brides of Sodom:
- Persephone is a vampire in a sexual relationship with her brother Eros, and when he cheats on her she rapes and murders a captive human woman to let off some steam.
- Lord Dionysus has a bunch of male sex slaves, tries to get Samuel to be one of his, and demands sexual services from Persephone in exchange for authorizing a witch coven's assistance.
- Subverted with Eros, who hunts humans for their blood and is banging his sister, but his attraction to the male human Samuel is what sets him on the path to redemption.
- Chloe: Chloe, who it turns out is highly attracted to Catherine, not taking her rejection well at all, which turns her into a stalker. Then she even threatens to kill Catherine if she won't get together with Chloe. Possibly Catherine also, depending on how one views her actions and relationship with Chloe.
- Citizen X:
- Andrei Chikatilo is an interesting case. He sexually tortures and kills young boys and girls, but is actually asexual, his pleasure being from the torture and killing, and the people being irrelevant.
- Secretary of Ideology Bondarchuk is an Obstructive Bureaucrat who uses his power to cover up a Serial Killer and hide his affair with a 19-year-old boy from his wife.
- Cloud Atlas: Robert Frobisher is a non-Ax-Crazy variety — charming, hedonistic, manipulative, thieving, sees no problem with cheating, freely admits he'll never truly love anyone but himself (though in the end, he almost admits he loves Sixsmith... unless the "sole love of [his] short, bright life" he refers to is actually music.) and leaps easily from one conquest to the next. He's a true self-absorbed sensualist and opportunist.
- Compulsion (2013): Amy seems normal, if pushy, at first, but soon becomes obsessed with her beautiful neighbor Saffron. It gradually becomes clear she is completely unhinged, and after having sex with Saffron, she's got zero hesitation in agreeing to her request that Amy kill and then eat her. She'd already killed her fiance Fred's pet parrot and then fed it to him.
- Conjoined: Alisa is the conjoined twin of Alina who's seen dating three guys and a girl... and she kills each one of them. One of them later in the movie than the others.
- Crash (1996): Robert Vaughan has sex with James as well as his wife Catherine and a score of other women. He also gets off on car crashes and kills people.
- The Crow (1994): Myka, Top Dollar's sister and supernatural knowledge broker, is in an incestuous relationship with him. They have a threesome with a girl whom they accidentally kill, and Myka decides to take her eyes.
- Cut to the Chase: Nola turns out to have been seeing Izzy, and then slept with Max as well so he'd do what she wanted. It turns out she'd kidnapped and held Izzy captive after learning she was cheating then left Nola due to discovering she's a hitwoman. It's downplayed however as Izzy appears to also be bisexual, given that all the other relationships she'd had which we see except for this were with men.
- Daughters of Darkness (1971): Subverted by Ilona, Bathory's servant. While she procures blood for her boss, whom she's in love with, and seduces Stefan for her, she's a slave and makes it clear that she despises doing this. Her actual sexuality is unclear due to the magical enslavement.
- In The Day of the Jackal, the titular Jackal, a killer for hire, successively sleeps with, then murders, a woman and a man in the course of his plot to murder the French president.
- Conway Twill in Dead Man on fellow hitman Cole Wilson: "Fucked his parents. Mother. Father. Parents. Both of 'em. Fucked 'em." And then he ate them. It's implied that Twill himself meets a similar fate, although possibly without the fucking.
- Dear God No!: Mrs. Marco is a sex-obsessed madwoman who has sex with one of the Impalers and tries to force her own daughter to eat her out.
- In Death Ring, Dragon Lady (and The Dragon) Ms. Ling is in a sexual relationship with her boss Danton Vachs; whom she addresses as "master". However, when she has Lauren tied to the massage table, she gives her a Forceful Kiss.
- Possibly Rainbow Randolph from the film Death to Smoochy. He rants very vulgarly about his past relationship with female protagonist Nora Wells, but the Foe Romance Subtext with Sheldon (Smoochy) is hard to ignore. And, y'know, Rainbow Randolph.
- Baby Firefly in The Devil's Rejects. She puts on a bubbly, childlike persona that masks the fact that she is a torturer and murderer. She also uses her good looks to seduce men before leading them to their deaths. On the flip side, she dances quite provocatively with some women at a party and comments appreciatively as Otis makes Gloria strip to her underwear ("Good job Roy, she has a tight little ass on her") before smacking Gloria on her butt. She plays mind games with another lady who she has hostage and at gunpoint. The lady comments she has to go to the bathroom and Baby won't let her go until she smacks Gloria hard on the face. She does so and Baby orders her to kiss her and say "Thanks baby, I had a great time." It's revealed she didn't have bullets in her gun, she was using it as a way to cruelly manipulate her hostages before stabbing Gloria to death.
- Played for Laughs in The Dictator as Comedic Sociopath Aladeen paid basically everyone in Hollywood to sleep with him at some point, and he displays a predilection for teenage boys despite having a harem of well-endowed women.
- Dorian Gray, the 2009 film version of The Picture of Dorian Gray, makes explicit what the original novel could only hint at; though he definitely leans toward women, he also sexually interacts with a few men. And, well, the depraved part...
- In Faceless, Nathalie is Dr. Flamand's lover and willing participant in his illegal operations. She willingly seduces both men and women to secure subjects for his experiments.
- Faust: Love of the Damned:
- Claire, M's Dark Mistress who willingly goes along with his scheme to destroy the world, hits on every man she sees, slits a guy's throat during sex, and engages Jade in some nonconsensual BDSM.
- M himself, a powerful demon who is having an affair with Claire and demands John Jaspers' head to fornicate with.
- 555: The Lake Front Butcher mostly rapes the female corpses of his kills, but he does make out with a male severed head in one scene.
- Flesh for the Beast: The succubi have sex with several men in the film, and try to do the same to Erin.
- In .45, Kat uses her "natural weapons" to seduce everyone who has evinced an interest in her — male and female — until she finds one who is willing to murder Big Al for her.
- Fright Night 2: New Blood: Gerri is a bisexual vampire who's shown seducing both men and women, using this to drink their blood (often lethally).
- Frontier(s): Gilbrette and Klaudette are two sisters who seduce men to lure them to be killed and eaten by their Cannibal Clan brethren, and are willing to make out with each other to do the job.
- Get Out (2017): Rose Armitage utilizes the Honey Trap as her primary luring method, mostly with men but one woman is in the pictures of victims.
- The Girl Next Door: Ruth Chandler has five sons, whose fathers she explicitly mentions having been attracted to at some point, whom she leads in torturing her niece. It's revealed near the end that she's been molesting her other niece.
- GoldenEye: Xenia Onatopp is a serial rapist who kills men by crushing them between her thighs while having sex with them. She tries to kill James Bond in this manner and successfully kills an earlier target this way. When Trevelyan taunts Bond about how Natalya (whom he forcefully kissed) "tastes like strawberries", Xenia moans and licks her lips. When Natalya tries to stop Xenia from killing Bond, Xenia tells her to "wait for her turn", revealing that she plans to rape and kill her as well.
- The trigger-happy, harp-playing evil alien warlord Logar, antagonist of the Turkish movie G.O.R.A..
- Gory Gory Hallelujah: Deputy Joe is a cop who enforces a fundamentalist theocracy and, despite having a wife, seduces men in order to bust them for sodomy. Stops being depraved when he's resurrected by the Second Coming of Christ, renounces bigotry, and hooks up with the male Sky.
- Goth (2003): Goth rapes a man and has sex with Crissy.
- The Gray Man (2007): Albert Fish's paedophilic and homicidal tendencies extend to both boys and girls. He also had a wife, but they've long since divorced.
- Gutterballs:
- In the middle of his gang rape of Lisa, Steve threatens to rape Patrick with a bowling pin unless he does so to her, and makes preparations to do so before Pat complies.
- BBK has sex with Cindy before killing her and skullfucks Ben after killing him.
- Freak Show in Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle. He's actually not a bad person, just unspeakably creepy. "Who wants first reach-around?"
- Heatwave (2022): Eve murdered her husband Scott's first wife so she could marry him. Then she also had him murdered for his money. After this she frames Claire, her girlfriend, and then tries to run away with her after having a change of heart. Claire naturally does not go for it.
- Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer: Otis tries to rape the wife in the family he and Henry kill, succeeds in raping his own sister and comes on to the guy he sells weed to.
- Stirba (Sybil Danning) in Howling II: Stirba: Werewolf Bitch.
- The Hunger: Miriam Blaylock, a vampire who seduces both men and women into being her bloodsucking lovers until they age too much to function.
- The Invitation (2015): Sadie is a mixed example. She's a grief-stricken woman who has been brainwashed into a cult that believes that they must commit murder-suicide with the people they love to be with them in the afterlife for eternity. On the night she has scheduled to kill herself and her friends, she kisses a woman during a party game, though this is implied to be merely a bit of playful experimentation on her last night alive.
- La Tenia, the rapist in Irréversible. He randomly decides to rape a woman who walks past him. In another scene, he's at a gay club and smiles at the sight of a man brutally beaten to death with a fire extinguisher.
- The title character of Jennifer's Body, though it's more like Depraved Succubus.
- Samantha James of Just Friends. She's a damn near psychotic Yandere for Chris, says she likes girls, and kisses Darla.
- Kild TV: When Adel is outed as the killer, she at one point brags about having kissed Geneva earlier.
- Kiss of the Damned: Maia, a vampire, has a threeway with a man and woman whom she lethally feeds on later. It's also indicated she hypnotizes Paolo into sleeping with her.
- The Lair of the White Worm: Lady Sylvia Marsh is perfectly willing to seduce men to acquire sacrifices, but prefers virgin women. Said sacrificial ritual involves raping the virgins to death with a spiked strap-on.
- Liquid Sky: Margaret knows that everyone who has sex with her dies, so she makes it a habit of seducing anyone she wants to get rid of, some of whom are total Jerkasses, regardless of their gender. As such it's not entirely certain if she even counts as truly bisexual since she may not be attracted to any of them.
- The Little Hours: Fernanda has sex with Ginevra (plus other women in the past, we learn), though she's also into Massetto (no matter what he thinks of the matter), later taking him to a witches' ceremony where many more women can have sex him, then he'll be killed.
- Lolita (1997). When Humbert confronts fellow pedophile Clare Quilty, the latter says "I like little girls... and their fathers."
- Actually, almost every bisexual character in a Russ Meyer films counts as depraved except for Cherry and Raquel in Harry, Cherry and Raquel.
- Hamidou in Midnight Express. Has two sons and attempts to rape the protagonist in the climax. Bilingual Bonus: he openly shouts in Turkish what he's going to do to poor Billy.
- Taken to the most extreme possible extent in British horror movie Mum & Dad.
- Night Hunter (1996): Tournier is in a relationship with Carmilla until Jack kills her, and is also perfectly willing to seduce men to get their blood.
- Night of the Templar: Lord Renault, the immortal mastermind of Gregoire's murder, mentions that he enjoys being a priest because he can have his way with the nuns and the altar boys.
- Nine Dead: Coogan is a more disgusting example than usual since he is a pedophilic rapist who smugly notes that he didn't discriminate based on gender.
- Not Another Teen Movie: Catherine, ranging from May–December Romance to Brother–Sister Incest. She's implied to have slept with everyone in school, is willing to sleep with any hot stranger she hasn't slept with yet, attempts to seduce her own brother and his love interest Janey and then french kisses a woman old enough to be her grandmother.
- Oblivion (1994): Lash is in a sexual relationship with Redeye, and hits on Mattie.
- Adrien Brody's character in Oxygen, a kidnapper whose brawny accomplice, "Handsome", is a guy he seduced into working with him.
- The eponymous "Ivy" from Poison Ivy, who seduces The Ingenue, then her father, then starts killing people.
- Major Penderton in Reflections in a Golden Eye
- Repo! The Genetic Opera has Pavi Largo, a bisexual rapist who likes to cut off women's faces and attach them to his own with surgical staples.
- Frank N. Furter in The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Somewhat different in that part of the message of the film is that everyone should be bisexual.
- SheChotic: Maxine's Split Personality is a vengeful murderer and kidnapper. She rapes Lance and seduces both Ray and Lana.
- Buffalo Bill from The Silence of the Lambs, although it's quite likely that he isn't a real bisexual, just wants to fit in somewhere. He's certainly not transgender, something Hannibal explicitly points out.
- A Simple Favor: Emily seems to be willingly capable of... anything, really, especially if it serves her plans; it’s never quite clear if she’s in the totally amoral category, or just the casually manipulative. Emily is into men and has a husband but later kind of seduces Stephanie. Emily is discovered to be a killer who faked her own death and had a twisted plan. It's also implied she's been involved with Diana, a lesbian who once painted her nude many times.
- Raoul Silva, the villain in the 2012 James Bond film Skyfall, had a relationship with one of his henchwomen and he also starts hitting on Bond... but in the latter case it isn't clear if he's being genuine or just trying to intimidate Bond (it doesn't work).
- Society: Society are a cult of rich immortals who devour poor people to survive. To do so, they "shunt" into a pile of Body Horror mutation which is quite sexual, with male and female members merging alike.
- Sodom and Gomorrah was made in the early 1960s, so the filmmakers couldn't be too explicit in depicting the "practices" most associated with the title cities, but they drop very strong hints that Queen Bera is sexually attracted to both men and women as part of her "Anything that brings pleasure must be good" ethos. She behaves very amorously toward her brother Astaroth, particularly in one scene where they play bite each other's fingers, while she spends most of her scenes with her slave girl Orphea exchanging amorous looks with her or taking her by the hand.
- Crassus in the 1960 film Spartacus, whose "tastes include oysters and snails."
- The Strange Thing About the Johnsons: Isaiah Johnson, who has a beautiful wife and has been sexually abusing his own father for over a decade.
- Sweet, Sweet Lonely Girl: Beth leads Adele into increasingly destructive behavior while getting involved with her. She previously had random sex with a guy from which she'd got pregnant and a man's seen lying in her bed when Adele goes to visit her at home. Later it's revealed that she's also a Life Drinker, stealing people's youth. This gets downplayed though since Adele also seems to be bisexual, both attracted by her and having sex with a man when Beth rejects her.
- A Tale of Sorrow and Sadness: Senboh, who is also a rare female example of a Loony Fan stalker, who fixates on Reiko the gorgeous lady golfer, and eventually gets a chance to blackmail her. She demands a kiss from Reiko, then forcefully says she's not a lesbian—and then moments later she's wondering about making Reiko be a prostitute. She also tells the crowd of people in Reiko's house to strip her, and she eventually forces Reiko to have sex with Senboh's husband. She's clearly sexually fixated on Reiko, but she also seems to dig men, as shown by how turned on she gets when being caressed by Miyake, although even that may be because Miyake is Reiko's lover.
- The title character of The Talented Mr. Ripley, in both the film and the novels that inspired it. It's driven home in a scene where he spies on two people making love and it's impossible to determine if it's the man or woman he's jealous of.
- Thelma: Anja stalks Thelma and instantly drops most of her other friends and her boyfriend for Thelma. It then becomes much more meaningful when Tron suggests that Thelma had unknowingly guided Anja into that kind of obsessive attraction to her with her powers.
- Theresa & Allison: Allison, who'd been with her ex-boyfriend Tony for many years before becoming lovers with Theresa, is an unrepentant vampire who fatally drinks from humans. Theresa is very reluctant to do this and feels guilty about it. Allison finally corrups her into doing this however.
- Thor: Ragnarok: The Grandmaster shows attraction towards Valkyrie, Thor, Loki, and his two harem girls.
- Credence Leonore Gielgud from Troll 2, who breaks into a house just to deliver a poisoned cake and hit on the family's teenage daughter then has sex with the girl's boyfriend's friend (with the help of a corn cob).
- The Vampire Lovers: Mircalla Karnstein primarily seduces women to feed upon, but is perfectly willing to do the same to men.
- Van Helsing: Aleera is a vicious vampire married to Dracula, who also takes time to creep on Anna before trying to kill her.
- Implied with Serial Killer David Allen Griffin from The Watcher. When the hero, Joel, is discussing his motive, he says that he revives his (always female) victims over and over again to torment them, and there's a shot of one of his victims bleeding from between her legs. On the flip side, however, Griffin has a lot of Ho Yay with Joel, to the point where he'll murder Joel's girlfriends if they distract Joel from chasing him.
- Where the Truth Lies: Vince could arguably fit this trope given his treatment of Karen. He gets another woman to have sex with her when Karen's high, so she really couldn't consent (though the film doesn't seem to realize this), taking photos for blackmail so she'll tell her publisher that Maureen's death wasn't foul play. The whole plot also happened because he he tried to have sex with Lanny without asking first, which Maureen saw. She tried to blackmail them over this.
- The White Orchid: The White Orchid turns out to be a con artist and murderer. She had seduced men and women to kill them or take their money.
- Wild Things: Suzie and Kelly are partners in a False Rape Accusation plot and having sex with their male partner and each other.
- Your Friends & Neighbors: Cary already seemed like the most actively malicious character in a cast primarily made up of selfish, unlikeable jerks, such as the scene in which he furiously berates a one-night stand for menstruating on his expensive bedsheets. His depravity is cemented when asked what his greatest sexual experience was, and he describes an incident in high school, when he and three of his classmates gang-raped a fellow classmate.
- Zombie Strippers!: Kat seduces and devours many men and one woman after becoming a zombie.
