Exploration of horror films that subvert traditional genre conventions from "summary" of Horror Films of the 1980s by John Kenneth Muir
John Kenneth Muir delves into the fascinating world of horror films of the 1980s, exploring how some movies within this genre deviate from the usual conventions. These films take traditional horror elements and turn them on their head, creating a unique and often unsettling viewing experience for audiences. Directors and writers of these films intentionally challenge the expectations of viewers, offering a fresh perspective on the horror genre. In these subversive horror films, familiar tropes such as monsters, villains, and victims are reimagined in unexpected ways. The typical narrative arcs and resolutions found in traditional horror movies are eschewed in favor of more ambiguous and thought-provoking endings. By subverting these genre conventions, filmmakers are able to create a sense of unease and unpredictability that keeps audiences...
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