esin demircan & clarisse moussa nudes in l'amour du monde

2023

the tribulations of a teenage girl

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the portrayal of young actresses in horror cinema is an issue that needs to be addressed. It is common to see these actresses being asked to perform nude or in minimal clothing in scenes that are supposed to frighten the audience. This trend objectifies women and reinforces a patriarchal system that devalues their worth.

One example of this trend can be seen in the film "It Follows" (2014) where Maika Monroe's character has several scenes in her underwear. Another film that showcases this trend is "Midsommar" (2019) where Florence Pugh plays a character who is seen naked in multiple uncomfortable and exploitative scenes. These actresses are forced to expose themselves in a manner that serves no purpose other than titillation.

The exploitation of young actresses in horror cinema is not limited to nudity but also extends to sexual violence. A recent example of this is the film "The Perfection" (2018) where Allison Williams's character is subjected to sexual violence in a scene that serves no narrative purpose. Such scenes in horror films only work to normalize the idea of women as victims who must be objectified, stripped of their humanity, and subjected to violence.

Young actresses should not be forced to participate in such scenes that debase their worth and perpetuate a culture of misogyny. The directors, producers, and writers of these films have a responsibility to their actors and the audience to create content that is not exploitative and sensationalistic. The industry should prioritize movies that are not objectifying women or aimed at catering to the male gaze.

It is time for a change in the horror genre where plot, storytelling, and character development are more important than shock value and exploitation. This can be seen in the film "Hereditary" (2018), which is devoid of any sexualized violence or nudity, yet still manages to terrify its audience. It is essential that Hollywood recognizes that this type of content is harmful and the public deserves better.

In conclusion, it is high time that Hollywood puts a stop to objectifying young actresses in horror films. The industry's insistence on skin-deep content at the expense of young actresses perpetuates damaging and harmful stereotypes. There needs to be a change in narrative concerning what deserves recognition in the horror genre. It is high time to stop the perpetuation of abusive content that objectifies women and puts them in situations that are meant to arouse.