rebecca da costa nude in the bag man

2014

blonde gets raped by cops

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the growing trend in horror cinema of young celebrities shedding their clothes for the screen. While nudity in film is not a new concept, the prevalence of young stars baring it all in horror flicks raises questions about the ethics of onscreen nudity, particularly when it comes to inexperienced performers.

One notable example is the 2016 film The Neon Demon, in which the young star Elle Fanning plays a teenage model who takes part in a photoshoot that turns into a bloody nightmare. While Fanning doesn't appear totally nude in the film, her character's youth and innocence adds a disturbing element to the film's provocative themes.

Another example comes from the 2018 film Assassination Nation, which features a young cast of up-and-coming stars who strip down for a particularly graphic scene. The film's director, Sam Levinson, has defended the shot as a "contact high" moment that emphasizes the absurdity of violent masculinity. But others argue that the decision to feature such young actors in a scene that requires them to be almost completely naked is irresponsible and exploitative.

Of course, it's not just female actors who are subjected to nudity in horror films. Caleb Landry Jones, who became a horror movie icon after starring in the critically acclaimed Get Out, appears fully nude in the 2018 film To the Night, which explores themes of addiction and mental illness. While the scene serves a narrative purpose, critics argue that Jones' nakedness feels gratuitous and unnecessary.

Ultimately, it's up for audiences to decide whether onscreen nudity in horror films is gratuitous or necessary. But as the trend continues to dominate the genre, it's worth considering the experience and vulnerability of young performers who are often still navigating their way in Hollywood. As viewers, we have a responsibility to demand ethical treatment of actors and to call out exploitation when we see it, even if the subject matter is meant to be provocative. After all, the line between horror and exploitation can be a fine one.