The relationship between horror and sexuality in 1980s cinema from "summary" of Horror Films of the 1980s by John Kenneth Muir
The horror films of the 1980s often featured a complex and intertwined relationship between horror and sexuality. This connection was evident in various ways, from the depiction of sexual themes and imagery to the exploration of sexual taboos and desires. Many horror films of the 1980s used sexuality as a tool to provoke fear and unease in the audience, tapping into deep-seated fears and anxieties surrounding sex and the human body. One of the key characteristics of this relationship was the use of explicit sexual imagery and themes in horror films. The 1980s saw a rise in the popularity of slasher films, which often featured young, sexually active characters as the victims of violent attacks. These films frequently depicted sex and nudity on screen, using these elements to titillate and shock audiences. By linking sex and violence in this way, filmmakers were able to create a sense of unease and discomfort that lingered long after the film had ended. In addition to exp...
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