8. Voyeurism - Sliver
Hardly memorable outside of its kinky concept, Sliver is a pretty ropey erotic thriller that tried to milk Sharon Stone's post-Basic Instinct success for all it was worth. Stone's character moves into a new apartment complex, and someone has installed video cameras in every room, watching the tenants. People die, and it's really just a good excuse for lots of scenes of William Baldwin and Stone rutting like rabbits. One of the more popular and
sane fetishes on this list appears in Sliver; voyeurism. Whether by means of good old fashioned spying or technologically-aided snooping, voyeurism is the act of watching someone perform sexual acts, usually hidden from view and often without the participant knowing they are being watched. Though the movie, which is actually adapted from a novel, was a major financial success as a result of Stone's involvement, it also ended up nominated for an obscene number of Razzie Awards.