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I feel like is one of the best portrayals of coercion and violation I’ve seen in horror, especially when it comes to people who treat consent as something you can wear down instead of freely receive.

The breastfeeding scene genuinely disturbed me, but not just because it was shocking. It felt symbolic. The movie completely reversed the power dynamic and forced the character into a situation where his body, autonomy, and dignity no longer felt like his own.

What made the scene so effective to me is that it translated violation into a form that many viewers who normally dismiss coercion could physically and emotionally understand. For once, the horror wasn’t abstract.

It felt less like shock value and more like the movie saying: “This is what it feels like when your boundaries stop mattering.”

Huge respect to everyone involved in creating that scene.