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Pin (1988)
Pin (1988) is a psychological horror film directed by Sandor Stern. It follows the story of a young boy, Leon, and his family who are terrorized by a life-sized medical dummy named Pin. The film is known for its disturbing and sexualized moments, which have become iconic in the horror genre.
The film begins with Leon's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Linden, discussing the purchase of a medical dummy for their son. The dummy, named Pin, is intended to help Leon with his medical studies. However, it soon becomes apparent that Pin has a sinister agenda. He begins to terrorize the family, manipulating them and playing mind games.
One of the most disturbing and sexualized moments in the film occurs when Pin is seen in Leon's bedroom, watching him sleep. This scene is particularly unsettling as it implies that Pin is sexually attracted to Leon. This is further emphasized when Pin begins to touch Leon's body while he is sleeping.
The film also features a scene in which Pin is seen in the shower with Leon's mother. This scene is particularly disturbing as it implies that Pin is sexually attracted to Mrs. Linden. This is further emphasized when Pin begins to touch Mrs. Linden's body while she is in the shower.
Pin (1988) is a classic horror film that is known for its disturbing and sexualized moments. These moments have become iconic in the horror genre and have helped to shape the way we view horror films today.
A nurse has 'sex' with a plastic human model. A boy who is in the room hides and watches her.
A girl looks at a porn magazine. We see a close up of a picture of a woman's breasts.
A human model 'explains' sex to two children. They have some frank discussions about the subject.
A girl is called a whore because she sleeps around. Her brother catches her having sex in a car and stops her.
A woman is seen topless.
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