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Chapter three explores the various ways in which sexualized violence is utilized within the genre and further analyses the maternal image questioning whether this becomes the character’s flaw.

In addition, the chapter also questions the significance of the male gaze within contemporary horror.

The second chapter considers the extensive use of stereotyping and focuses on texts that specifically reconsider these ideas.

The first chapter argues that modes of distribution and marketing strategies are vital in providing room within the genre for a larger female audience, and thus reworking the assumption that horror mainly caters to men. This dissertation explores the genre through the chapters of distribution and marketing, stereotypes and sexual violence and the maternal image. This Undergraduate Major Project examines the various ways in which gender has been represented and reworked over the last ten years within horror films and televisions shows, arguing that the genre has progressed and continues to progress subverting the gender conventions upheld by the genre. The limited differences found between the original films and the remakes provide the basis for drawing interesting conclusions about the subgenre itself, as well as to raise discussions about the different contexts of production and reception. The results indicate that, although there have been a number of changes, such as higher doses of explicit violence and profanity and in the fight responses of the victims, most of the subgenre's defining traits have remained intact, whereas others, such as those relating to the defining traits of the victims, should be questioned. In this paper, a comparative content analysis is performed on 13 slasher films made during the 1970s and the 1980s and 13 remakes premiered in the new millennium, focusing on the differences stemming from the adaptation of the latter to the new sociocultural context. In that regard, the twenty-first century has seen a revival of the slasher, combining the release of original movies with remakes of classic films, adapting the traditional plots to the current context. Since its origins in the mid-1970s, the slasher has been defined as a subgenre of horror in which a serial or mass killer stalks and massacres middle-class youngsters, and preferably attractive young women, using cutting weapons or projectiles.

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