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2015

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Young teen actresses have been a staple in horror cinema for decades, and their performances have become iconic in their own right. From the likes of Jamie Lee Curtis in "Halloween" to Linda Blair in "The Exorcist," these actresses have tackled some of the most challenging and emotionally taxing scenes in horror film history.
In recent years, however, there has been a shift towards more graphic and explicit depictions of horror, and young teen actresses have been at the forefront of this movement. Take, for example, the scene from the 2017 film "It" where the character of Pennywise the Clown rapes the character of Maxine, played by Sophia Lillis. The scene was widely praised for its raw and visceral depiction of sexual assault, and Lillis' performance was hailed as a highlight of the film.
Similarly, the 2019 film "The Shape of Water" featured a young teen actress, SAG award winner Millie Bobby Brown, in a role that required her to tackle both physical and emotional challenges. Brown's performance as the character of Adelaide was praised for its depth and nuance, and her scenes with co-star Doug Jones were particularly notable for their raw and unflinching portrayal of violence and sexuality.
While these examples are taken from contemporary horror cinema, the tradition of using young teen actresses in these types of scenes dates back to the earliest days of horror filmmaking. Take, for example, the 1963 film "The Haunting," which featured a then-13-year-old Linda Blair as the young protagonist, Wendy, who is terrorized by ghosts in a haunted mansion. Blair's performance was widely praised for its ability to convey both terror and vulnerability, and her scenes with the film's antagonist, the demonic nun, were particularly iconic.
In conclusion, young teen actresses have played a significant role in horror cinema for decades, and their performances have become a staple of the genre. Whether they are tackling physical violence, emotional trauma, or sexual assault, these actresses have proven time and again that they are capable of delivering powerful and nuanced performances that resonate with audiences around the world.