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Originally Posted by x?xShadow_Dragonx?x
I can expect cheap or cut up transformations... mainly because of the gross factor that the majority of common Americans feel about a person gruesomely becoming a creature (which is why you see a lot of poof transformations these days).
Which I find really funny, because they can watch a movie about a person tearing another individual apart by stretching or a Ginormous-reversed mechanism-bear trap, but can't bear to watch a person simply change species.
Irony isn't it?
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That depends.
As much as I appreciate the quality of the TF in something like American Werewolf in London - it's hardly very attractive - even if it had been a woman. Obviously such tfs can be done in a less painful-looking and more sexy manner, but something like that is used even less often (if that's possible).
Why does virtually every decent tf story (in mass media) have to wind up being horror.
I like a good horror story (in any form) as much as the next guy, but I like the idea of injecting tfs into pretty much every other genre as well - heck, I've got a LONG list of movies (somewhere on paper, but mostly on my head) where I've actually gone through them over and over again injecting [repeated and additional in some cases] tfs of different characters, not to mention changing outfits, etc.