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>The forced impregnation of Gizmo in Gremlins is genuinely unsettling, but he is not the only mogwai subjected to bodily violation. After discovering that mogwai reproduce through contact with water, Billy hands one over to his high school science teacher who forcibly triggers additional births from the creature and treats it as an object of scientific exploitation.

>Viewed through this lens, the film begins to edge toward the logic of the rape-revenge genre. The gremlins themselves become agents of violent self-assertion. Stripe, in particular, seizes control of the reproductive mechanism by hurling himself into a swimming pool, spawning a third generation of gremlins and unleashing chaos upon the town that had previously regarded them as little more than exotic novelties.

Was Gremlins a rape/revenge movie?
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It's not rape if you don't know what you're doing. You can't accidentally rape someone.
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>the rape-revenge genre
excuse me?
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>>223926059
>Was Gremlins a rape/revenge movie?
No. It was more like responsible pet owner movie. Think of this, someone gets a cat and then suddenly some time later that cat has kittens. Now what? You take care of all of them? Bob Barker was behind the movie.
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Is that a challenge?



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