Paganini (1989)

Paganini (1989) is an Italian film about Niccolo Paganini, who was known as "the devil's violinist" for his mesmerizing skills on the violin back in 19th century Europe. That's why this flick, which was written by, directed by, and stars the legendary psychopathic actor Klaus Kinski is also known as The Devil's Violinist. Maybe the horned one should've sent Niccolo to face off with the fiddler in that Charlie Daniels Band song. Either way, Klaus stars as Niccolo, who we meet as a young violin master whose wild performances have him running through young hottie after young hottie. If those first ten minutes of fiddling and fornication bore you, you should probably shut this one off and check out the more well received 2015 movie about Paganini instead, because Kinski's directorial debut and final film ever made is pretty much just a music video of Paganini playing his violin and letting a new girl play with his weenie. Rinse and repeat. Would it shock you if we said that Klaus himself claimed he needed to make the movie because he saw so much of his own life reflected in that of Paganini? Just a genius lothario making masterpieces and bedding young maidens. Thankfully, Klaus was willing to flash some skin in this one to prove why all the ladies wanted to hop into bed with him. Our leading man shows his buns in a sex scene with a woman who begs for more. He keeps his shirt on and gets up to pull up his pants, too, while his lover pleads with him to give her more pleasure. Yes, after he nearly breaks her bad during the boning, he leaves and has her screaming for him to give her more sex! Us too! We'll even make it a no strings attached thing! After all, those scenes in Paganini will make you diddle your fiddle!