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Post by stefancrosscoe on Oct 8, 2021 11:48:48 GMT
That's what happened with Hammer in the 70s. I think they were struggling to compete with the more intense American horror movies that were being produced, so they upped the sex and violence. I remember that one of the later 60s Peter Cushing Frankenstein (migth have been Must be Destroyed) films, included some very dark and unsettling moments, where one I think there is surely hinted that he is about to rape one of the female characters, and while we do not see it, it still is a rather disturbing sight, and also when it comes to violence, I guess this one, more or less showcases the huge change in scenery from the earlier chapter in the Dracula franchise:  Pretty damn brutal, for a 1970 movie.
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