I always hated the "she's underage, but she was a tease" defense. Adolescent girls and boys are dealing with a whirlwind of hormones and new emotions. Adults are supposed to protect and guide them, not sleep with them.

Yeah, drugging and raping a 13-year-old was never really OK. And even in the 70s, Polanski was convicted (granted, of a lesser crime that he probably committed thanks to a generous plea bargain).

Sorry if somebody already mentioned it, but I don't think horror has to be defined by whether the movie is scary or not to an individual viewer. To me, genre is more about structure and tropes than audience reaction. Film noir, for example, usually has a few basic tropes: an imperfect hero or anti-hero, a femme…