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Womens prison where the prisoners are like, women! |
B-Movies, specifically the horror/schlock/exploitation genre, are often a reflection of the times. This shittily-made form of social commentary has boldly tackled social taboos (or perpetuated stereotypes) happening in their respective current spectrum of human society for generations (shut up, that IS a sentence).
Listen, if you're going to have more than one black person in a movie, it becomes a "black" film, right? That means you have to have the word "black" in the title. It's just a rule. Also, exploiting a woman's fear of rape and or people's disabilities is entertaining. Obviously. For example, if you are scared of being raped by someone retarded, there is a B-movie out there just to scare assholes like you. Political correctness aside, if you don't believe me (or just don't care), here are some examples of B-Movies brave enough to tackle human politics.
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Based on the true tales of Cybil Danning! |
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"Chopsticks" was just too much. |
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I guess this movie forgot to include gender stereotypes too. |
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WOMENS ISSUES
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Is Bette Midler in this one? |
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The statistics of women raped by fire are pretty sobering. |
DRUGS
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Coke ain't no joke you guys. |
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Teenagers, our last natural source of fossil fuel! |
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TEENAGE ANGST
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Before "Juno" made it cool. Also, are you a teenager at 14? |
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Why not try not being a hooker? |
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
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"Aw babe, you shouldn't have!" |
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"Considah dis a davorce!" |
BEASTIALITY
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This trailer made me really uncomfortable. |
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Ew. |
RELIGION
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Insert chimo joke here. |
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Forgive me Father for I like this movie. |
Oh, Vanity :(
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