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No. 284649

As a long time horror fan, I felt like some of you might appreciate a thread.

We should discuss women in horror - have male writers/directors inadvertantly created a genre where violence against women is accurately portrayed?(lurk moar before posting threads)

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>>284649
Honourable mention, The woman (2011) by Lucky McKee. - great revenge fantasy, I found the dynamic between the male lead and his son incredibly interesting. Think the mom eventually tells the father to "take your rapist son and go" or something like that.

(spoilered for blood)

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>>284650
Creep (2014) is also good, but the sequel less so. My favourites are psychological horror, this one greatly unsettled me.

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There's a wikipedia article with some good insights re: history of horror.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gender_in_horror_films

>picrel

No. 284664

We already have a horror thread. Search the catalog before making a new one or lurk moar
>>>/m/206467


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