This is a fictional account, but an interesting snapshot of Tipper Gore’s history with censorship. Bitterman isn’t happy about this, so he lunges over tables (because what is security?), assaults her, and lands in prison for 15 years. And she’s also taken the liberty of making sure the distributing studio cancels the film and destroys every copy. She has come up with ample evidence that he made it to incite violence on purpose.
#Subliminal messages in the exorcist movie
Of course, Rabbit Rabbit is now coming to a drive-in movie near the kids and they must go see it.Ĭhad does some investigating and discovers a CSPAN video of Tipper Gore giving Bitterman the business at a congressional hearing. The film’s horrific show led to it becoming a mythical cursed legend among horror geeks. Why was it banned? Because six people died in a massacre at the theater that night. Specifically its 1986 banning after one showing. It’s the snarling, running jokers from 28 Days Later.Ī modern day group of kids, including the male protagonist Chad, talk about Rabbit Rabbit’s history. And not the slow ones like The Walking Dead.
The flick makes unsuspecting audiences turn into flesh-consuming zombies. His film, Rabbit Rabbit, is a wash of disturbing images, noise, and screaming with presumably no plot (at least, from what I heard). This story’s antagonist is Larry Bitterman, who lives up to his last name on several occasions. But her inclusion and role in this saga about art and censorship makes a ton of sense when you look at her real life opposition of questionable content.Īlright, this is where things get spoilery, so reader beware. She doesn’t make a lengthy appearance in the story, nor does she get in deadly harm’s way. The episode “Drive-In” raised a few curious eyebrows when it was revealed that Tipper Gore (played by Amy Grabow), the former Second Lady of the United States (1993-2001) and wife of Al Gore, would be a part of this fictional tale.
At least, that’s what happens in the third episode of American Horror Stories. What happens when you censor murderous art? Well, more murder, apparently.
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