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From: dianeh@ISM780.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Women and Horror Films
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Date: Fri, 13-Sep-85 19:37:00 EDT
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Posted: Fri Sep 13 19:37:00 1985
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> As a woman, I will freely admit that I *love* to go see the
> latest horror flicks...
>
> I've seen just about all of the Friday the 13th and Halloween-type
> movies.  Most recently I saw "Fright Night" and "Return of the
> Living Dead".  Both were gory (lightened by a few funny moments,
> especially in the latter), and I enjoyed seeing them!  My opinion
> is also shared by many of my girlfriends...I don't feel that
> we're in the minority!

> Micci Dennee
> Bell Communications Research, Inc.

It's truly amazing what some people will do for an adrenalin rush. I don't
suppose you've ever considered just how sick, disgusting, perverted, violent,
and horrid these films actually are?  If people didn't patronize these films,
they would eventually go away--something I would love to see.  Isn't there
enough horror in the real world?  If you really need adrenalin that badly,
why not consider taking up skydiving or bungy-cord bridge jumping?

Diane Holt
Interactive Systems Corp.
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