cassandra delaney nude in fair game

1986

blonde gets martyred in the bush

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the trend of celebrities baring it all on screen for the first time. This phenomenon has become more common in recent horror cinema movies, with stars shedding their clothes and inhibitions to deliver spine-chilling performances. From It Follows actress Maika Monroe to Game of Thrones star Emilia Clarke, nudity and partial nudity have become a standard for thrilling audiences with no-holds-barred performances.

One of the most talked-about instances of celebrity nudity in recent horror cinema is Emily Browning in 2011's Sleeping Beauty. The Sucker Punch actress played a prostitute who is drugged and then put to sleep as rich men do whatever they wish with her body. The film sparked controversy for its liberal use of nudity and sexual scenes.

Another example of a celebrated actress baring all is Teresa Palmer in 2013's Warm Bodies. The Australian beauty played Julie, a human survivor in a post-apocalyptic world where she falls in love with a zombie. The film features a nude scene that has become infamous, with many questioning its relevance to the plot.

Emilia Clarke, best known for playing Queen Daenerys Targaryen on HBO's Game of Thrones, has dabbled in horror cinema with 2016's Voice from the Stone. The film sees Clarke in a starring role as a nurse who is haunted by the ghost of a young boy. Clarke's willingness to bare all in the tense thriller makes the movie all the more terrifying.

It Follows was a critical and audience darling when it came out in 2014, and much of that acclaim was thanks to Maika Monroe's performance as Jay, a college student who is stalked by a sexually transmitted curse. Monroe delivers a tour-de-force performance that sees her bare all both emotionally and physically.

In short, the trend of celebrities going nude or partially nude in horror cinema is hardly a new one, but in recent years, its prevalence has become more and more noticeable. As Hollywood continues to seek new ways to shock and awe audiences, expect this movement towards ever-increasing nudity to continue in the years to come. For better or worse, these brave performances serve to push the envelope in the world of horror cinema.