As we make way for (hopefully) some warmer weather, a few of your favorite streaming platforms are turning up the heat with hunks and their bare haunches -and some unexpected full frontal! Here’s what’s new and nude on Hulu, Max, Netflix, Amazon, and Peacock!
See You in Another Life
What we really see in this new Hulu crime drama series from Spain is some decent derriere! While telling the story of the 2004 Madrid terrorist attack, Pol López delivers his thrustin’ buns in the second episode. Now we just need to see his Pol!
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Anyone But You
The 2024 blockbuster rom-com starring Glen Powell in his first-ever nude scene has landed on Netflix! Glenn shows his glutes when Sydney Sweeney finds a giant spider in his shorts, causing him to strip down in the middle of the wilderness. That’s not a spider in our shorts, but it will shoot something sticky and weblike.
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Wonderland
This 2015 compilation drama from Germany and Switzerland features a duo of nudies. First, there’s Peter Jecklin’s red-lit rump, and later Nicolas Bachmann is seen spread-cheeked in bed. Their bodies are a wonderland and you can see them on Amazon!
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Sugar Mountain
Also on Amazon is this 2016 thriller where Shane Coffey gets some sugar from a gal and we get a quick flash of his fanny while he gives her a dollop of cream.
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Men
The Alex Garland horror from 2022 is now on Max, and each one of its five nude scenes has cock, mostly from Rory Kinnear who plays multiple scary roles, but also from Brit beefcake Paapa Essiedu.
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Yellowstone Seasons 1 - 5
If you haven’t joined the Taylor Sheridan bandwagon yet, you can now find all of this flagship series streaming on Peacock. The modern Western doesn’t go wild with nudity, but Jefferson White bares his booty twice, plus there’s a scene where Domenick Lombardozzi is strung up naked with another body and you can see his plump rump.
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American Psycho
Peacock has also added the iconic 2000 film starring future Batman Christian Bale at his absolute hottest. You know someone’s got a nice ass when it makes you can look past all the murdering and still appreciate it.
