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Dialogue: Sex and violence in slasher films: A reinterpretation
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  • 1978Cultural Indicators: Violence Profile No. 9394 cited
  • 1990Gender and survival vs. death in slasher films: A content analysis79 cited
  • 1991Are “slasher” horror films sexually violent? A content analysis67 cited
  • 1993Profile:Sex, violence, and victimization in slasher films50 cited

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