Jordan J Munroe

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Anytime a movie uses r*pe as a tool for shock factor I lose respect for the writing. It's lazy and really makes me question why the writers just had to have it in their movie, especially when it involves a kid. I have a strong belief people make media to live out their own fantasies. CP gets you rightfully locked away for life but writing and making people act out the r*pe of a child in a movie scene has no repercussions. The rest of you giving 5 stars should ask yourself why you thought the movie was perfect when you watched a child be r*ped. Did you like that scene? Do you think using the r*pe of a child is a great plot point?

The Hills Have Eyes

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The number of stars I'm giving this review isn't really relevant. I'm only posting a review to give people trigger warnings. This book graphically details s*xual assault scenes. This is of course historically accurate, but just be careful if you need to protect yourself. For me personally SA scenes go from how horror relates to our more irrational fears like being afraid of the dark, deep water, spiders, and that sort of thing and just throws me back into the reality of the horrors I've lived through. I don't need anything to remind me of the terror of SA if I've already lived it.

Never Whistle at Night: An Indigenous Dark Fiction Anthology

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