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Before Sigourney Weaver's Ripley, mainstream heroines were a different breed entirely. Sure, they were heroic in a more conventional way, but long before feminism became fashionable Ripley emerged from the shadow of her male (and robotic) counterparts by overcoming perhaps the fiercest creation in all of cinema. I'm talking, of course, about the xenomorph, H.R.... |
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The Alien's habit of cocooning its victims serves different purposes across the various films. Alien tried to establish that the cocooned victims 'morph' into eggs, thereby continuing the Alien threat. Alienstook advantage of the cocoon scene's removal from the theatrical cut of the first film and showed that the eggs were instead the result of... |
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SUGAR HILL 1974 "Notable for their anti-assimilationist ideologies, themes of revolution and revenge, and heroic enduring resilient Black Women who defeat the monster and live on, ready to fight an... |
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