Rocky Horror Picture Show

Rocky Horror Picture Show WATCH the film and write about it with a deeper understanding. Write a 800-1000 word
response. Use the following guiding questions and any other themes and topics focused
on in lecture.
Who is being represented? How are they being represented? Who is being obscured or
forgotten? Who is the intended audience? How do these performances fall into or
challenge stereotypes and established tropes?READ THIS PART!
Make connections between the film and other course material. One film that we watched
that could have a connection with Rocky Horror Picture Show is Monster, 2003. In
monster, the prostitute was a straight woman who fell in love with a lesbian women and
then that lesbian women betrays her. Rocky Horror Picture Show, you will see that the
couple who entered that mysterious house were straight but they both had sex with a
male and they both cheated on each other. Furthermore, Rocky Horror Picture
Show presents this topic in a comedy way, whereas Monster present it in a very realistic
and painful way. Discuss the films in relation to compulsory heterosexuality, camp,
intersectionality, gender binary, queer temporality, and/or disidentification.PLEASE ONLY DO THIS IF YOURE GOING TO GIVE IT 100%, the professor is a very
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grader. I will request a refund if i see you BS the whole thing. Answer Preview……………..The Rocky Horror Picture Show (RHPS) is a 1975 “cult-classic” that highlights the desires the recognition of the bisexual, gay, and a transgender community. It involves an excitedly engaged couple, Brad and Janet, who find themselves in a strange, gothic environment as they try to seek help after their car gets a flat tire. In the peculiar mansion, they witness a small, unconventional society with Frank-N-Furter the transvestite scientist and leader (Mcclarence, 2017). Although their appearances and performances terrify the couple, Brad and Janet become intrigued by their actions and rituals. The film shows that the community it represents also undergoes the struggles and issues of conventional people as seen in Frank-N-Furter’s jealousy and desires as well as those of his servants. Moreover, he dies in the end at the mercies of his servants, Magenta and Riff Raff. The latter regard themselves and other people of their nature as aliens who need to return to their planet known as Transsexual. The film explores different aspects of sexuality. In the same way, Monster (2003) is a story about a prostitute who………………APA 1094 words
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