I Love the Dead: Difference between revisions

* ''Tittybangbang'' had the characters of Parker and Harris, two pathologists who would frequently stop in the middle of an investigation to have sex with the corpse because, in Parker's words, "[[Double Entendre|I can't resist a stiffy]]"

* ''[[Game of Thrones]]'' has a scene where [[Eunuchs Are Evil|Varys]] and [[Magnificent Bastard|Littlefinger]] trade rumors as a way of seeing who knows more. Varys makes mention of the various nobles Littlefinger's brothel caters to... including one who has a taste of fresh cadavers.

* [[Nick Cave]]'s "Where the Wild Roses Grow," with [[Kylie Minogue]] providing additional vocals. In the song, Cave's character kills Minogue's character to preserve the memory of her beauty forever. In the music video, Cave lusts over and fondles Minogue's corpse.

* [[Creature Feature]]'s "Corpse In My Bed".

A mix of rancid milk and mouldy pears" }}

* The song "Bleached Bones" by [[Marduk]] is about a man's love affair with a corpse:

that really took my breath away. }}

* ''Dead Girls Are Easy'' by ''The 69 Eyes''.

* ''Cemetery'' by The Headstones:

Got there and my baby was buried, I had to dig her up }}

* "Pathological Frolic" by [[Music/Cryptopsy|Cryptopsy]]

Cross-dressed fruit; what a way to die!<br />

Now he's ours, the apple of our eye<br />

And then we fucked it }}

* "Burn Sinister" by Killing Miranda is an interesting example, since it seems to be told from the point of view of the [[Posthumous Narration|corpse]]:

Come kiss my ice-blue lips, my cold dead flesh. }}

* Jimmy Cross's "I Want My Baby Back", a parody of [[Teenage Death Songs]], ends with the protagonist digging up his girlfriend's grave and climbing into the coffin with her. What he does then is left fortunately ambiguous.

* "Dead Girls Can't Break Up With You," by the Flaming Tsunamis.

* "A Month Dead," by Stephen Lynch.

I'll see you in hell. }}

* Lordi's Night of the Loving Dead

No skins attached }}

* Frequently occurs in [[Insane Clown Posse]] songs, including "Cemetery Girl", "Dead Body Man" and "In My Room". ("Dead Body Man" is covered by [[Psychopathic Records]] artist [[Blaze Ya Dead Homie]].)

* A Little Piece of Heaven by [[Avenged Sevenfold]] involves both necrophilia between a live man and his love interest he murdered, the rising as a zombie of said love interest, the subsequent killing of the man by the woman, and their final marriage by an undead priest.

* "Evil" by [[Music/Mercyful Fate|Mercyful Fate]] drifts into this trope:

And make love to shame }}

* Witchery's "Dead, Hot & Ready"

* "Black Dress" by Kisschasy. And very pretty it is too.

* The opening lines of [[DMX]]'s "Bring Your Whole Crew"

* [[Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs (novel)|"Garasu No Hitsugi De Nemuru Himegimi"]] from [[Sound Horizon]]'s ''Märchen'' implies that the Blue Prince has a thing for dead girls, both through Märchen's comments on his "peculiar preferences" and the Prince's own comments about how he's tried and failed to love "all the ''living'' women." His dismayed reaction to Snow White's revival in the live performances only serves to make the implication stronger.

* [[Opeth]]'s "The Leper Affinity".

** To make matters worse, [[Word of God]] says that they allied with a legacy of wizards known as the Tremere Liches, a group of mortal necromancers who steal the souls of others to prolong their own lives. It's easy to see why they make such wonderful music together.

** By the standards of the ''World of Darkness'', all of this is rather tame.

* And, of course, how could we (no matter how hard we try to) forget [[FATAL]] and its spell to make the corpse ''feel'' alive?

* The "Lichloved" feat in ''[[Dungeons and Dragons|The Book of Vile Darkness]]'' causes the undead to treat you like an undead creature (in other words, they won't even consider attacking you) and makes it easier for you to command them. The book explicitly states you got to that state through repeated acts of sexual congress with the undead. Also, you start to ''look'' like one (judging by a picture of a character with that feat later in the book).

* In [[Red Dead Redemption]], it's implied that along with grave-robbing, Seth does...[[Squick|other things]] to the bodies he digs up.

** As good ol' John Marston put it, ever so delicately:

** Also, after Mrs S kills her son's girlfriend [[Out with a Bang|by exhaustion]], she's shown attending her funeral and stealing her urn shaped like a giant dildo. Later, her husband complains of her thing tasting like ash.

* Played with (what isn't?) in ''[[Order of the Stick]]''.

'''Xykon (a skeletal lich)''': Hey, now, let's keep things professional. I'm not one of those disgusting biophiliacs! }}

** Played with even further recently:

'''MitD''': He doesn't hide anything beneath his bones. I've seen. }}

** Not at all subtle, given that Tsukiko's defense against [[Mistaken for Gay|accusations of lesbianism]] is that [[Refuge in Audacity|she didn't realize the crypt thing was a female when she slept with it]].

* There are some scenes of necrophilia in ''[[Survival of the Fittest]]'', [[Squick|disturbingly enough]]. Sam Sorenson of v2 and Viktor Kurchatov of v3 are two examples of this.

* This bash.org quote:

<Dragneel> i Bury her again }}

* When asked what to stock its harem with, the godly being known as [[Inglip]] replied, "THE NONALIVE".

** Seen again at the end of "And Then There Were Fewer", when Stephanie's body falls from the trunk of his car.

** In the episode "Petarded", Peter accidentally hits Tom Tucker and a prostitute with his car:

'''Tom:''' Well, she was already dead, but that doesn't excuse... }}

* Captain Hero of ''[[Drawn Together]]'' ''really'' has a thing for dead bodies. In [[The Movie]], he even carries a girl's corpse around for almost the entire duration of the movie, calling her his girlfriend.

== Jokes ==

* A joke:

Waiting. }}

* Another: What's the difference between incest and necrophilia? Incest is relatively boring; necrophilia is dead boring.