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Tag Archives: sexism
Peeping Tom & The Male Gaze
Peeping Tom (1960) dir. Michael Powell Peeping Tom is about Mark Lewis, a focus puller for a movie production crew. He constantly carries a camera with him, and uses a hidden dagger in the tripod’s leg to stab women’s throats … Continue reading
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Tagged feminism, film, horror, male gaze, Michael Powell, movies, Peeping Tom, sexism, TSPDT
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The Stepford Wives (1975)
The Stepford Wives (1975) – dir. Bryan Forbes Sexism “Feminism” in Hollywood is code for “give her boots and a gun.” From the silent era to Sucker Punch, female characters exist primarily to cater to male fantasies. In 1975, The Stepford … Continue reading
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Tagged Bryan Forbes, dystopia, Fembots, feminism, film, Ira Levin, Katharine Ross, movie reviews, movies, objectification, science fiction, sexism, Stepford, Sucker Punch, The Stepford Wives
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