Iguana (1988)

Well this 19th century set swashbuckling tale should probably act more like an anti-bullying parable than as the crime drama that it is.  In 1988's Iguana, we follow Oberlus (Everett McGill) a harpooner on a whaling ship on the high seas in the 1800s.  You see, Oberlus is the best at sharpening harpoons and whaling in general, but even his skills don't make up for the fact that his face is horribly disfigured, causing the rest of the crew to call him by what his scaly skin resembles, the skin of an iguana.  So Iguana man is regularly tormented by the crew, beaten, humiliated, and lashed to the mast, so he decided to flee his oppressors and he finds a remote island in the ocean to try and live peacefully, but instead, Oberlus makes himself the ruler of the island and declares war on all of mankind, even the poor souls that stumble onto his island sanctuary...  So as sailors, military men, and damsels in distress keep washing up on the shores of Iguana's island, he begins to become the all powerful tyrant that years of cruelty has made him!  He kills whomever he wants, he takes whatever lady he wants, and he's going to take down mankind one wayward person at a time!  Any poor man, woman, or child who stumbles out of Davy Jones' locker and onto Iguana's island is going to be subject to the horrors of a half-man, half-iguana, all evil bad guy, who knows how to relish in killing as much as he knows the cruelty of man who have tried to kill him!  There is plenty of shirtless sailor skin in this one, but it's Pierangelo Pozzato and Joseph Culp that stand out as some side-butt showing and wet body sexy studs for us!