[ SECRET POST #3169 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3169 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Re: Violent scenes with female victims that don't feel misogynistic or objectifying

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, except that ... as I recall there was definite rape imagery in there. I haven't watched the movied in years, but I saw it in the theatre when it came out, and I clearly recall a sort of tentacle thing sliding up her bare legs? And when she's found there's blood on her thighs.

Ugh.

(And listen to the audio track of her being attacked. Seriously. Subliminal uh-uh-uh FTL.)

Re: Violent scenes with female victims that don't feel misogynistic or objectifying

[tabaqui]

The tail creeps up her calf to grab her. She's never 'found' though - that's the last you see of her, so no - no blood on her thigh. And the alien probably, like it did to the others, shoved that barbed tail through her chest, so she was drowning in her own blood/unable to breath.

Jayzus, there was nothing 'rapey' about it.

Re: Violent scenes with female victims that don't feel misogynistic or objectifying

[(Anonymous)]

Well, thanks for setting me straight.

I never knew I was wrong all these years.