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1980

the sexual adventures of a pretty little blonde

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nudity and horror cinema have been bedfellows for decades. The trend isn't showing any signs of slowing down, as mainstream movie stars continue to push the envelope. From Jennifer Lawrence in “Mother!” and Dakota Johnson in “Suspiria” to more niche horror flicks such as Phoebe Cates in “Paradise” and Mena Suvari in “Stuck,” we have witnessed some jaw-dropping moments of nudity in horror films. Let's take a closer look at some of the stars who boldly took the plunge and bared it all or, at the very least, stripped down to their skivvies in the name of entertainment.

1. Emma Stone in “The Favourite”
2. Annabelle Wallis in “Annabelle”
3. Rose Byrne in “Insidious”
4. Neve Campbell in “Scream”
5. Elisabeth Moss in “The Handmaid's Tale”
6. Alexandra Daddario in “True Detective”
7. Naomi Watts in “Mullholland Drive”
8. Drew Barrymore in “Firestarter”
9. Sharon Stone in “Basic Instinct”
10. Jamie Lee Curtis in “Trading Places”

But why do they do it? Is it just for entertainment value, or is there something deeper at play? One could argue that by performing nude or in underwear, these stars are not only pushing their own boundaries but also the boundaries of the genre itself. As horror continues to be a genre that challenges social norms, including how bodies are viewed and represented, nudity can be a symbol of freedom and empowerment.

However, the decision to bare it all or not can have its consequences. While it can be liberating for some actresses, for others, it can be incredibly intimidating, even traumatic. The industry's history of objectifying women cannot be ignored. Therefore, when an actress decides to go for it, it's important that she makes the decision on her own terms.

It's also worth noting that nudity in horror movies is not just reserved for women. Men, too, have had their fair share of bare-all moments. Think of Christian Bale in “American Psycho” or James Franco in “The Deuce.” While it may be less common, male nudity in horror movies can also represent a reversal of established power dynamics.

In conclusion, while nudity is not an inherent aspect of horror cinema, it has become increasingly common over the years. The likes of Emma Stone, Annabelle Wallis, and Naomi Watts have all contributed to pushing the boundaries of what is acceptable within the horror genre. However, while the use of nudity in horror movies can be empowering and liberating, it should always be the decision of the performer involved. When done correctly, nudity can be a powerful tool in the horror movie toolbox. But when done poorly, it can be little more than gratuitous and cheap.