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attracted to someone, he dresses up as his mother and murders them. Homicidal, overly independent and masculine femme fatales were already a Hollywood staple in noirs like 1944’s “Double Indemnity” (which Hitchcock much admired). But the Cobra Kai Snake Season 6 Logo T-Shirts it is in the first place but portrayal of trans women as predators was a new innovation that had a huge impact on the horror genre. “Psycho” influenced highbrow homages like Brian DePalma’s 1980 “Dressed to Kill,” in which a therapist dresses in women’s clothes to kill clients. It influenced lowbrow knock offs like the 1980 original “Friday the 13th,” in which the villain is not Jason, but Jason’s mother. It influenced more distant variations on the theme like James Wan’s 2011 “Insidious” where men are possessed by the spirit of an evil female witch. Andit had a big impact on Jonathan Demme’s “The Silence of the Lambs” in which the terrifying serial killer, Buffalo Bill, is a predatory trans woman (or more precisely, as Jos Truitt has explained, Bill is a transphobic caricature of a trans woman). Actor Anthony Perkins in “Psycho,” directed by Alfred Hitchcock. Paramount/Kobal/Shutterstock At first, Perkins seems opposed to this history of queerphobic horror. The murders that Harker is investigating in “Longlegs” are all committed by fathers, who kill their wives and daughters and then themselves. The danger isn’t from

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