Since its famed introduction of the "boiled bunny," Fatal
Attraction (1987) established itself as one of American cinema's
most controversial films. This insightful new book surveys the
film's formal features and its ideological impact, paying special
attention to the film's signature mix of sexuality, fear, and
family values.* Features detailed breakdowns of the formal
techniques the film employs to create suspense, such as turning
ordinary household objects into agents of terror* Considers the
film's mixed-genre status as a thriller, melodrama, horror picture,
and film noir* Offers an explanation and analysis of the cultural
storm ignited by the film, especially due to its treatment of
single career women* Investigates the film's handling of
extramarital sexuality, pregnancy, birth control, and AIDS*
Discusses the film's lasting role in shaping American gender
politics
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