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* The Cenobites from the ''[[Hellraiser]]'' films. This was made during the height of the '80's disapproval of bondage, and writer/director Clive Barker is very interested in the transgressive.
* In the Cheech and Chong film ''The Corsican Brothers'', The Evil Fuckaire (yes, that really is the name of the villain in this movie) is not only flamboyantly gay, he's also into whips and chains.
* [[James Bond (film)|Xenia Onatopp]] from ''[[GoldeneyeGoldenEye (film)|GoldenEye]]'' was really into S&M. [[Out with a Bang|And crushing men's chests with her thighs.]]
** And gets a Meaningful Name along with it.
* In ''[[The Man Who Knew Too Little]]'', Wallace Ritchie encounters a septuagenarian dominatrix and immediately assumes she's Dr. Ludmilla Kropotkin, the "evil lady torturer". Subverted though in that she isn't. The actual Dr. Kropotkin is completely normal looking and unassuming.
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== Tabletop Games ==
* Dark Eldar in ''[[Warhammer 4000040,000]]'' show this with Mandrakes and Hagashîn. Then again, they're evil for lots and lots of different reasons. BDSM simply comes with their general gig as sadomasochists who literally feed on pain and suffering.
* ''[[Dungeons and& Dragons]]'' had the ''Book of Vile Darkness'' supplement, with rules covering all sorts of evil activities like [[Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking|mass sacrifice, trafficking with fiends, devouring souls and BDSM]].
** Loviatar, the goddess of pain in the ''[[Forgotten Realms]]'' setting, is literally the GOD of this trope.
** Zon-kuthon from ''[[Pathfinder]]'' would dispute that claim.
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* ''[[Prince of Persia]]: The Warrior Within'' has female enemies that say things like "Hit me harder prince" and "There's so much pleasure in pain" during combat.
* Bondage Queen is one of the possible Evil endings in the [[Raising Sim]] game, ''[[Princess Maker]] 2''. Achieving this one is heavily frowned upon, although it doesn't stop people from doing it, of course. It is in the same vein as [[Big Bad|Crime Boss]], [[High-Class Call Girl|High Class Prostitute]], and [[Hot as Hell|Princess of Darkness]].
* About three quarters of the enemies in ''[[Blood RayneBloodRayne]] 2'' (turned vampires are decked out in bondage gear, the [[Mooks|minions]] in the first level are masochists according to combat dialogue, most other minions practice body modification, etc.), the last quarter being [[Eldritch Abominations]].
* Cain in ''[[Galerians]]'' fits the "villain who dresses in S&M wear, but doesn't actually engage in it" bill. Probably because he [[Squick|looks fourteen]]... and is technically even ''younger'' than that.
* ''[[Watchmen (comics)|Watchmen: The End Is Nigh Part 2]]'' has the entire last level take place in Twilight Lady's mansion turned S&M dungeon.
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** Although where Volgin's interests lie are not really true BDSM, but more that Volgin simply gets off on causing pain and suffering.
* Silver Mantis from ''[[City of Heroes]]'' turned to villainy to support her piercing habit.
* Catalina in ''[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]'' is [[Sociopathic Hero|technically on the protagonist's side]], but she's also one of the craziest characters in the game. When she drags him into her cabin, he winds up screaming for her to stop (with no success.) (This is [[Played for Laughs]], and [[Video Game Cruelty Potential|he probably had it coming after all the stuff you've been having him do]].)
 
 
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