Brother-Sister Incest/Films: Difference between revisions

* ''[[The Devil's Rejects]]'' features Otis and Baby, who refer to each other as brother and sister (even though they aren't blood-related) and are quite comfortable acting sexually around one another. Otis demands to know why one of their victims is not turned on by his "sister" at one point. The actor who plays Otis has admitted to reminding himself multiple times on set that she was the boss's wife (smoking hot but unavailable), and her [[Real Life]] brother has a cameo in the movie (as a cop).

* ''[[Eurotrip]]''. Twins Jenny and Jamie chug down absinthe at a nightclub, become immensely pissed, and start making out with the first person in their reach...realizing far, far too late that they're actually making out with each other. [[Hilarity Ensues]].

* ''Innocent Lies'', a British thriller, has this between Celia and Jeremy. They flirt rather openly (including eating melted chocolate off each other) despite Celia being engaged. We later hear her tell a detective all the sordid details of her [[Squick|Squicky]] sex life with her brother. {{spoiler|The two even resort to murdering their own mother to keep their relationship a semi-secret.}}

* In ''[[Joe Dirt]]'', Joe realizes that a woman who is intensely attracted to him may be his long-lost sister, but because he's normally such a loser romantically, he doesn't tell her until ''after'' they have sex. Fortunately, it turns out her brother wasn't ''long''-lost, they found him again almost immediately, meaning she's not related to Joe. This means they can have sex again, but Joe can't get it up anymore - until they role play being brother and sister. In the present day setting of the movie, Joe then admits he made that last part up to gross out his listeners.

** The sequel ''Ginger Snaps Back'', which places the characters in the eighteenth century... [[Recycled in Space|somehow]]... makes this even more explicit, {{spoiler|with Bridgette ultimately choosing to be with Ginger over any other considerations. It's also implied in the film that they had killed their parents to be together...}}

* ''[[Gladiator (film)|Gladiator]]'': Emperor Commodus plans to do this with his sister whether she wants to or not (she doesn't), but never gets the chance. That and threatening her son make a good [[Kick the Dog]] moment, though.

* ''[[The Hotel New Hampshire]]'' uses it for comedy, drama, [[Squick]] and romance... somehow it works.

* ''[[The House of Yes]]'': the twins blatantly admit to their incestuous behavior, much to their younger siblings' disgust.

* ''[[The Other Boleyn Girl]]'': Anne Boleyn miscarries her second child, then asks her brother George to try to impregnate her, though in the end he's incapable of doing the deed.

* ''[[Repo! The Genetic Opera]]'' has Luigi and Amber Sweet. While all the Largo siblings hate each other, these two have some serious [[UST]] going on. Pavi even comments on it in "Mark It Up".

'''Luigi:''' Pavi! Shut the FUCK up! }}

* ''[[The Rocky Horror Picture Show]]'': Riff-Raff and Magenta certainly seem to have a closer relationship than most siblings (just look at a certain phrase above...). The same actors, playing different characters in the execrable sequel, ''Shock Treatment'', have a much more explicitly BSI relationship.

** [[Audience Participation|Elbow Sex!]]

** Not a sequel, an equal! (maybe not equal, but worthy in its own right anyway.)

** After they get married, a [[Brick Joke|brick falls out of the sky]], in the shape of Susanne Sommers, who turns out is Gilbert's real mother. Gilbert is so happy, until Jo reminds him of what he told her earlier... {{spoiler|using posters of said celebrity as masturbation fodder}} in his teen years.

* ''[[Scarface]]'': Tony Montana's violent protectiveness toward his sister Gina has definite elements of this, inspired by the 1932 film it was a remake of, which had its title character carrying on the same kind of relationship with his own sister. This, combined with the effects of his increasing cocaine addiction, culminates in Tony gunning down his best friend Manny after catching him with her (and after she and Manny had gotten ''married'', no less). Gina confronts Tony near the end about it as his mansion is being besieged by Sosa's killers and tries to kill him, but Sosa's men get her before she can reach him. This, among other things, is what finally drives Tony to take up his M-16 and go out with guns blazing.

* ''[[Star Wars]]'': Many a fan has commented that if indeed Leia had "always known" that Luke Skywalker was her brother, that casts the full blown snogging in ''Empire Strikes Back'' in a whole new light.

*** Also, a ''[[Robot Chicken]]'' segment where you see the two lying in bed with one another, before Leia comments "That was so wrong".

* ''[[The Brady Bunch|A Very Brady Sequel]]'': Averted (barely) when Greg and Marcia bravely fight an attraction inspired by the real-life sexual tension between Maureen McCormick and Barry Williams in the original show.

* ''This World, Then the Fireworks'' (1997) a film noir with Billy Zane and [[Gina Gershon]] as twins.

* The twist in the Australian film ''[[Beautiful Kate]]'' is that Kate had sex with her twin brother Ned and older brother Cliff. Cliff then killed her in a car crash and committed suicide out of shame.

* In the 1982 ''[[Cat People (film)|Cat People]]'', Malcom McDowell insists that his full sister Natassja Kinski have sex with him as the only way to continue their family. (They will turn into a panther if they mate with a normal human and must kill before they can be restored.) He says that their parents were full siblings as well.

* In the 1979 ''Film/Caligula'', Caligula has an affair with his sister Julia Drusilla, and plans to make her his empress.