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Wood offers a precis of Shivers, Rabid and The Brood that highlights this implication: A man of science invents something (an aphrodisiac, a new technique of skin grafting, a new method of psychotherapy that he believes will benefit mankind and promote social progress (in Shivers and The Brood, explicitly a form of liberation) he uses a woman as the (chief or sole) guinea pig for his experiments the results are unpredictably catastrophic, escalate way beyond his control, and eventually produce a kind of mini-apocalypse. Both Wood and Cronenberg's supporters, such as William Beard, at times echo the same argument, that attempts to improve society in these films will only make it worse. It is useful to begin with a consideration of the role of science in Cronenberg's early features.
Of particular interest for this paper will be to see if a "left-wing case" for Cronenberg's films may be constructed, such that Wood himself suggests might be made, but by someone other than himself. As Cronenberg has himself responded to these criticisms, and Wood in turn has offered rebuttals, the opportunity presents itself to weigh both sides' arguments against a close viewing of these three early features, to see which of Wood's claims have the strongest impact, and which show instead the perils of being too reductive in pursuit of a politicized criticism. Since these three films, the main focus of Wood's attack, deal with scientists whose attempts to benefit humanity go dreadfully awry, Wood further concludes that "Cronenberg's movies tell us that we shouldn't want to change society because we would make it even worse." (2) While one may be left with a sense that Wood is overlooking certain aspects of these films, it is equally undeniable that some of his criticisms stick. is of woman usurping the active, aggressive role that patriarchal identity assigns to the male," (1) something which leads to horrifying repercussions. Wood describes Shivers as being "premised on and motivated by sexual disgust " and Rabid and The Brood as showing that, for Cronenberg, the "ultimate dread. In the 1979 pamphlet The American Nightmare and in 1983's "Cronenberg: A Dissenting View" in The Shape of Rage, Wood makes a compelling case for regarding Cronenberg as a reactionary, based primarily on his first three above-ground features: Shivers (1975), Rabid (1977), and The Brood (1979). For admirers of the films of David Cronenberg, the charges levied against Cronenberg's cinema by critic Robin Wood in the 1970s and 1980s remain provocative years after the fact.
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