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* ForWantOfANail: If Brad hadn't forgotten the spare tire, him and Janet wouldn't have had to stop and shelter themselves from the rain inside the mysterious castle.
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* ForWantOfANail: If Brad hadn't forgotten the spare tire, him and Janet wouldn't have had to stop and shelter themselves from the rain inside the mysterious castle.
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* CatchPhrase: In the audience participation, "Thank you!", "SAME THING!", "Fuck (noun)!", "ASSHOLE!", "SLUT!", and "Where's your fucking neck?"
* CharlesAtlasSuperpower: Only a name drop, when Dr. Frank N. Furter says of his newly-finished creation Rocky that "he carries the Charles Atlas seal of approval". Near the end of the movie, it does take quite a number of shots from Riff Raff's "anti-matter laser" to bring down Rocky. In the original musical, the song "I Can Make You A Man" and its reprise were both originally called "Charles Atlas". However, it bears mentioning that the trope is only dubiously in play, since Rocky did not in fact become strong through exercise. It's more of a LiteralMetaphor, since one of Atlas' slogans is "Let me prove that in just 7 days, I can make YOU a new man!"
* CharlesAtlasSuperpower: Only a name drop, when Dr. Frank N. Furter says of his newly-finished creation Rocky that "he carries the Charles Atlas seal of approval". Near the end of the movie, it does take quite a number of shots from Riff Raff's "anti-matter laser" to bring down Rocky. In the original musical, the song "I Can Make You A Man" and its reprise were both originally called "Charles Atlas". However, it bears mentioning that the trope is only dubiously in play, since Rocky did not in fact become strong through exercise. It's more of a LiteralMetaphor, since one of Atlas' slogans is "Let me prove that in just 7 days, I can make YOU a new man!"
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* ChristianityIsCatholic: Starts with a wedding at the "Denton Episcopal Church" which was the "Denton Catholic Church" in the remake.
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* CatchPhrase: In the audience participation, "Thank you!", "SAME THING!", "Fuck (noun)!", "ASSHOLE!", "SLUT!", and "Where's your fucking neck?"
* CharlesAtlasSuperpower: Only a name drop, when Dr. Frank N. Furter says of his newly-finished creation Rocky that "he carries the Charles Atlas seal of approval". Near the end of the movie, it does take quite a number of shots from Riff Raff's "anti-matter laser" to bring down Rocky. In the original musical, the song "I Can Make You A Man" and its reprise were both originally called "Charles Atlas". However, it bears mentioning that the trope is only dubiously in play, since Rocky did not in fact become strong through exercise. It's more of a LiteralMetaphor, since one of Atlas' slogans is "Let me prove that in just 7 days, I can make YOU a new man!"
* ChristianityIsCatholic: Starts with a wedding at the "Denton Episcopal Church" which was the "Denton Catholic Church" in theremake.shooting script.
* CharlesAtlasSuperpower: Only a name drop, when Dr. Frank N. Furter says of his newly-finished creation Rocky that "he carries the Charles Atlas seal of approval". Near the end of the movie, it does take quite a number of shots from Riff Raff's "anti-matter laser" to bring down Rocky. In the original musical, the song "I Can Make You A Man" and its reprise were both originally called "Charles Atlas". However, it bears mentioning that the trope is only dubiously in play, since Rocky did not in fact become strong through exercise. It's more of a LiteralMetaphor, since one of Atlas' slogans is "Let me prove that in just 7 days, I can make YOU a new man!"
* ChristianityIsCatholic: Starts with a wedding at the "Denton Episcopal Church" which was the "Denton Catholic Church" in the
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* AmbiguousSyntax: Riff-Raff has to clarify: when he says "we return to Transylvania", [[spoiler:that doesn't mean Frank has to be alive for it.]]
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* AnAesop: The closest thing the film has to one is "Some things aren't for everyone", in relation to the outrageous sexual lifestyles introduced to Brad and Janet. During and after the floor show, Brad shows discomfort and feelings of violation, but Janet is empowered and feels enlightened by the sexual mayhem she's been through. Through this, the film offers no judgment, but seems to advocate for exploration regardless of outcome.
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* AnAesop: The closest thing the film has to one is "Some things aren't for everyone", in relation to the outrageous sexual lifestyles introduced to Brad and Janet. During and after the floor show, Brad shows discomfort and feelings of violation, but Janet is empowered and feels enlightened by the sexual mayhem she's been through. Through this, the film offers no judgment, but seems to advocate for exploration regardless of outcome.
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** Janet Weiss [[AudienceParticipation (SLUT!)]] faints when she sees Frank N. Furter for the first time.
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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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[[BrickJoke ...pation.]]
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They meet the servants, [[CrustyCaretaker handyman]] Riff-Raff and his [[FrenchMaid "most beautiful]] [[note]]If she's beautiful, I'd hate to see the ugly ones![[/note]] sister," Magenta the [[CreepyHousekeeper domestic,]] and groupie Columbia, who live with Dr. Frank-N-Furter... a [[CreepyCrossdresser "Sweet" Transvestite]] MadScientist, to be specific (from Transsexual, Transylvania). After being stripped down to their underwear, they are invited up to Frank-N-Furter's lab where he unveils his creation -- the BrainlessBeauty Rocky Horror.
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They meet the servants, [[CrustyCaretaker handyman]] Riff-Raff and his [[FrenchMaid "most beautiful]] [[note]]If she's beautiful, I'd hate to see the ugly ones![[/note]] sister," Magenta the [[CreepyHousekeeper domestic,]] domestic]] [[note]]A domestic what?[[/note]], and groupie Columbia, who live with Dr. Frank-N-Furter... a [[CreepyCrossdresser "Sweet" Transvestite]] MadScientist, to be specific (from Transsexual, Transylvania). After being stripped down to their underwear, they are invited up to Frank-N-Furter's lab where he unveils his creation -- the BrainlessBeauty Rocky Horror.
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** The others are a bit of a stretch - presumably Rocky as the Pierrot, Magenta as the Brighella, and Dr. Scott as the Tartaglia.
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** The others are a bit of a stretch - -- presumably Rocky as the Pierrot, Magenta as the Brighella, and Dr. Scott as the Tartaglia.
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* GainaxEnding: It's an understatement to say the film is weird from the start, but around the Floor Show things go straight to eleven, as [[spoiler:a completely out-of-nowhere (even for Rocky Horror) burlesque cross-dressing number descends into random swimming, and then it's revealed Frank-n-Furter, Riff-Raff, and Magenta are all aliens from Planet Transsexual in the Galaxy of Transylvania, the latter who kill Frank-n-Furter and leave Brad, Janet, and Dr. Scott in the dust as the mansion takes off into space]]. The Criminologist reaffirms that we're [[NietzscheWannabe just insects]] [[FauxlosophicNarration adrift in a meaningless void of time and space]], and the movie ends.
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* GainaxEnding: It's an understatement to say the film is weird from the start, but around the Floor Show things go straight to eleven, as [[spoiler:a completely out-of-nowhere (even for Rocky Horror) burlesque cross-dressing number descends into random swimming, and then it's revealed Frank-n-Furter, Riff-Raff, and Magenta are all aliens from Planet Transsexual in the Galaxy of Transylvania, the latter who whom kill Frank-n-Furter and leave Brad, Janet, and Dr. Scott in the dust as the mansion takes off into space]]. The Criminologist reaffirms that we're [[NietzscheWannabe just insects]] [[FauxlosophicNarration adrift in a meaningless void of time and space]], and the movie ends.
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* LyricSwap: [[ExecutiveMeddling Not present on most prints]], but "Science Fiction - Double Feature Reprise" at the end of the film swaps the classic SF movie lyrics from the title sequence tune for lyrics that summarize the movie.
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* LyricSwap: [[ExecutiveMeddling Not present on most prints]], but "Science Fiction - -- Double Feature Reprise" at the end of the film swaps the classic SF movie lyrics from the title sequence tune for lyrics that summarize the movie.
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* StealthPun: What's for dinner? [[spoiler:Meatloaf]], again.[[note]]HE'S STILL GOOD![[/note]]
** The transducer turns the cast into nude, stone statues - which of course can't talk. What else has Frank made that has its body on display and can't talk? Rocky.
** The transducer turns the cast into nude, stone statues - which of course can't talk. What else has Frank made that has its body on display and can't talk? Rocky.
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* StealthPun: StealthPun:
** What's for dinner? [[spoiler:Meatloaf]], again.[[note]]HE'S STILL GOOD![[/note]]
** The transducer turns the cast into nude, stone statues- -- which of course can't talk. What else has Frank made that has its body on display and can't talk? Rocky.
** What's for dinner? [[spoiler:Meatloaf]], again.[[note]]HE'S STILL GOOD![[/note]]
** The transducer turns the cast into nude, stone statues
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* AStormIsComing: There's thunder in the background during "Dammit, Janet", and then the Criminologist invokes the trope directly: "It's true, there were dark storm clouds - [[note]]Tell us about your balls![[/note]] heavy, black, and pendulous - towards which they were driving..."
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* AStormIsComing: There's thunder in the background during "Dammit, Janet", and then the Criminologist invokes the trope directly: "It's true, there were dark storm clouds - -- [[note]]Tell us about your balls![[/note]] heavy, black, and pendulous - -- towards which they were driving..."
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* WhatNowEnding: ends with Brad, Janet and Dr. Scott crawling around in the mud, feeling empty now that [[spoiler:Frank has sexually awakened them and then died.]] It then fades to The Criminologist's office where he gives a FauxlosophicNarration about humanity being lost in meaning.
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* WhatNowEnding: The movie ends with Brad, Janet and Dr. Scott crawling around in the mud, feeling empty now that [[spoiler:Frank has sexually awakened them and then died.]] It then fades to The Criminologist's office where he gives a FauxlosophicNarration about humanity being lost in meaning.
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* StealthPun: What's for dinner? [[spoiler:Meatloaf]], again.[[note]]Oh no, not Meatloaf again![[/note]]
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* StealthPun: What's for dinner? [[spoiler:Meatloaf]], again.[[note]]Oh no, not Meatloaf again![[/note]][[note]]HE'S STILL GOOD![[/note]]
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* LohengrinAndMendelssohn: Besides at the scene where Ralph and Betty Hapschatt are walking out of their wedding together, a portion of Mendelssohn is played at the end of "I Can Make You A Man (Reprise)" during the scene when Dr. Frank N. Furter walks down the aisle to his "bridal chamber" with his creation/spouse Rocky as the Transylvanians shower the "newlywed" couple with confetti.
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** Columbia herself is a reference to the logo of the [[Creator/ColumbiaPictures studio of the same name]], complete with both having short, red hair.
* LohengrinAndMendelssohn: Besidesat the scene where Ralph and Betty Hapschatt are walking out of their wedding together, a portion of Mendelssohn is played at the end of "I Can Make You A Man (Reprise)" during the scene when Dr. Frank N. Furter walks down the aisle to his "bridal chamber" with his creation/spouse Rocky as the Transylvanians shower the "newlywed" couple with confetti.
* LohengrinAndMendelssohn: Besides
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** During "Dammit Janet", you can see Richard O'Brien, Creator/PatriciaQuinn, Tim Curry, and Little Nell in the church. The Criminologist has circled Curry and O'Brien.
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** During "Dammit Janet", you can see Richard O'Brien, Creator/PatriciaQuinn, Tim Curry, and Little Nell in the church. The church, and yes, they're all supposed to be Frank and co. in disguise. In his files, the Criminologist has circled Curry and O'Brien.O'Brien, with a great big arrow pointing to the former.
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--> '''Frank:''' Co-ming! [[note]]Audience Participation: So is Brad![[/note]]
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--> '''Frank:''' Co-ming! [[note]]Audience Participation: So is [[note]]So's Brad![[/note]]
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** They originally wanted to put a giant 20th Century Fox logo on the stage at the end with Magenta and Columbia using wires to move cardboard searchlights but Fox wouldn’t let them use it which led to them using the now famous [[Creator/RKOPictures RKO tower]] instead.
** The stuffed eagle in the hall is a reference to the ''Creator/RepublicPictures'' logo.
** The stuffed eagle in the hall is a reference to the ''Creator/RepublicPictures'' logo.
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** They originally wanted to put a giant 20th Century Fox logo on the stage at the end with Magenta and Columbia using wires to move cardboard searchlights searchlights, but Fox wouldn’t let them use it which led to them using the now famous [[Creator/RKOPictures RKO tower]] instead.
** The stuffed eagle in the hall is a reference to the''Creator/RepublicPictures'' Creator/{{Republic Pictures}} logo.
** The stuffed eagle in the hall is a reference to the
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** The stained glass image of the AtlasPose in the window of the bridal sweet is a nod to the ''Anglo-Amalgamted Productions'' logo.
** The stuffed snarling cat in the hall is a reference to the ''[[Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer MGM lion]]''.
** Magenta banging the gong to announce dinner is a reference to the man banging a gong in ''Creator/TheRankOrganisation'' logo.
** The lighted globe in The Criminologist's office at the end is based on the ''Creator/{{Universal}}'' logo.
** The stuffed snarling cat in the hall is a reference to the ''[[Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer MGM lion]]''.
** Magenta banging the gong to announce dinner is a reference to the man banging a gong in ''Creator/TheRankOrganisation'' logo.
** The lighted globe in The Criminologist's office at the end is based on the ''Creator/{{Universal}}'' logo.
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** The stained glass stained-glass image of the AtlasPose in the window of the bridal sweet is a nod to the ''Anglo-Amalgamted Productions'' Anglo-Amalgamted Productions logo.
** The stuffed snarling cat in the hall is a reference to the''[[Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer [[Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer MGM lion]]''.
lion]].
** Magenta banging the gong to announce dinner is a reference to the man banging a gong in''Creator/TheRankOrganisation'' Creator/{{The Rank Organisation}} logo.
** The lighted globe in The Criminologist's office at the end is based on the''Creator/{{Universal}}'' Creator/{{Universal}} logo.
** The stuffed snarling cat in the hall is a reference to the
** Magenta banging the gong to announce dinner is a reference to the man banging a gong in
** The lighted globe in The Criminologist's office at the end is based on the
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* BreadEggsMilkSquick: The formulas on the wall of Frank's lab end with a shopping list for flour, eggs, bread sugar and two hypodermic needles.[[note]] How does he know our recipe for brownies? [[/note]]
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* BreadEggsMilkSquick: The formulas on the wall of Frank's lab end with a shopping list for flour, eggs, bread bread, sugar and two hypodermic needles.[[note]] How does he know our recipe for brownies? [[/note]]
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** There was ''The Rocky Horror Punk Rock Show'' in 2003 with the songs covered by various PunkRock bands;
*** "Science Fiction/Double Feature" by ''Me First and the Gimme Gimmes''.
*** "Dammit, Janet" - Love Equals Death
*** "Over at the Frankenstein Place" by the ''Music/AlkalineTrio''.
*** "The Time Warp" by ''The Groovie Ghoulies''.
*** "Sweet Transvestite" by ''Apocalypse Hoboken''.
*** "The Sword of Damocles" - The Independents
*** "I Can Make You a Man" by ''Music/PansyDivision''.
*** "Hot Patootie (Bless My Soul)" by ''The Phenomenauts''.
*** "I Can Make You A Man (Reprise)" by ''The Secretions''.
*** "Touch-A, Touch-A, Touch Me" by ''The Chubbies''.
*** "Once in a While" by ''Big D and the Kids Table''.
*** "Eddie's Teddy" by ''Swingin' Utters''.
*** "Planet, Schmanet, Janet" by ''Tsunami Bomb''.
*** "Rose Tint My World/Floor Show" by ''Luckie Strike''.
*** "Fanfare/Don't Dream It" by ''Stunt Monkey''.
*** "Wild and Untamed Thing" by ''Gametime''.
*** "I'm Going Home" by ''The Migranes''.
*** "Super Heroes" by ''Ruth's Hat''.
*** "Science Fiction Double Feature (Reprise)" by ''The Ataris''.
*** "Science Fiction/Double Feature" by ''Me First and the Gimme Gimmes''.
*** "Dammit, Janet" - Love Equals Death
*** "Over at the Frankenstein Place" by the ''Music/AlkalineTrio''.
*** "The Time Warp" by ''The Groovie Ghoulies''.
*** "Sweet Transvestite" by ''Apocalypse Hoboken''.
*** "The Sword of Damocles" - The Independents
*** "I Can Make You a Man" by ''Music/PansyDivision''.
*** "Hot Patootie (Bless My Soul)" by ''The Phenomenauts''.
*** "I Can Make You A Man (Reprise)" by ''The Secretions''.
*** "Touch-A, Touch-A, Touch Me" by ''The Chubbies''.
*** "Once in a While" by ''Big D and the Kids Table''.
*** "Eddie's Teddy" by ''Swingin' Utters''.
*** "Planet, Schmanet, Janet" by ''Tsunami Bomb''.
*** "Rose Tint My World/Floor Show" by ''Luckie Strike''.
*** "Fanfare/Don't Dream It" by ''Stunt Monkey''.
*** "Wild and Untamed Thing" by ''Gametime''.
*** "I'm Going Home" by ''The Migranes''.
*** "Super Heroes" by ''Ruth's Hat''.
*** "Science Fiction Double Feature (Reprise)" by ''The Ataris''.
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** There was ''The Rocky Horror Punk Rock Show'' Show'', released in 2003 with and featuring the songs covered by various PunkRock bands;
bands, serves as this for both the film and the original play:
*** "Science Fiction/Double Feature" by''Me Me First and the Gimme Gimmes''.
Gimmes
*** "Dammit, Janet"- by Love Equals Death
*** "Over at the Frankenstein Place" by the''Music/AlkalineTrio''.
Music/AlkalineTrio
*** "The Time Warp" by''The The Groovie Ghoulies''.
Ghoulies
*** "Sweet Transvestite" by''Apocalypse Hoboken''.
Apocalypse Hoboken
*** "The Sword of Damocles"- by The Independents
*** "I Can Make You a Man" by''Music/PansyDivision''.
Music/PansyDivision
*** "Hot Patootie (Bless My Soul)" by''The Phenomenauts''.
The Phenomenauts
*** "I Can Make You A Man (Reprise)" by''The Secretions''.
The Secretions
*** "Touch-A, Touch-A, Touch Me" by''The Chubbies''.
The Chubbies
*** "Once in a While" by''Big Big D and the Kids Table''.
Table
*** "Eddie's Teddy" by''Swingin' Utters''.
Swingin' Utters
*** "Planet, Schmanet, Janet" by''Tsunami Bomb''.
Tsunami Bomb
*** "Rose Tint My World/Floor Show" by''Luckie Strike''.
Luckie Strike
*** "Fanfare/Don't Dream It" by''Stunt Monkey''.
Stunt Monkey
*** "Wild and Untamed Thing" by''Gametime''.
Gametime
*** "I'm Going Home" by''The Migranes''.
The Migranes
*** "Super Heroes" by''Ruth's Hat''.
Ruth's Hat
*** "Science Fiction Double Feature (Reprise)" by''The Ataris''.The Ataris
*** "Science Fiction/Double Feature" by
*** "Dammit, Janet"
*** "Over at the Frankenstein Place" by the
*** "The Time Warp" by
*** "Sweet Transvestite" by
*** "The Sword of Damocles"
*** "I Can Make You a Man" by
*** "Hot Patootie (Bless My Soul)" by
*** "I Can Make You A Man (Reprise)" by
*** "Touch-A, Touch-A, Touch Me" by
*** "Once in a While" by
*** "Eddie's Teddy" by
*** "Planet, Schmanet, Janet" by
*** "Rose Tint My World/Floor Show" by
*** "Fanfare/Don't Dream It" by
*** "Wild and Untamed Thing" by
*** "I'm Going Home" by
*** "Super Heroes" by
*** "Science Fiction Double Feature (Reprise)" by
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* GreaterScopeVillain: Whomever sent him from [[spoiler:Planet Transsexual of the Transylvania Galaxy]] by default. According to the [[Script/RevengeOfTheOldQueen unmade sequel]], it was his mother.
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* GreaterScopeVillain: Whomever sent him from [[spoiler:Planet Transsexual of the Transylvania Galaxy]] by default. According to the [[Script/RevengeOfTheOldQueen [[Script/TheRevengeOfTheOldQueen unmade sequel]], it was his mother.
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* NonHeteronormativeSociety: The planet Transsexual is implied to be this with Frank seducing AnythingThatMoves and heavy IncestSubtext between Riff Raff and his sister, Magenta. The script for the unmade sequel ''Script/RevengeOfTheOldQueen'' confirms this with casual sex being common, including ParentalIncest.
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* NonHeteronormativeSociety: The planet Transsexual is implied to be this with Frank seducing AnythingThatMoves and heavy IncestSubtext between Riff Raff and his sister, Magenta. The script for the unmade sequel ''Script/RevengeOfTheOldQueen'' ''Script/TheRevengeOfTheOldQueen'' confirms this with casual sex being common, including ParentalIncest.
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[[note]]But whatever shall become of [[DesignatedHero Brad and Janet]]? [[ShoutOut Be with]] [[WesternAnimation/RockyAndBullwinkle us next]] [[ToBeContinued time for]] ''Film/ShockTreatment'' [[EitherOrTitle or]] ''Script/RevengeOfTheOldQueen''![[/note]]
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[[note]]But whatever shall become of [[DesignatedHero Brad and Janet]]? [[ShoutOut Be with]] [[WesternAnimation/RockyAndBullwinkle us next]] [[ToBeContinued time for]] ''Film/ShockTreatment'' [[EitherOrTitle or]] ''Script/RevengeOfTheOldQueen''![[/note]]''Script/TheRevengeOfTheOldQueen''![[/note]]
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* StockholmSyndrome: Columbia and possibly Rocky, although Rocky especially might instead be TooDumbToLive. Even after Frank discards her for Eddie and then Rocky, kills her boyfriend and [[spoiler:serves him for dinner]], Columbia is still devoted to Frank. The final scenes reveal that Rocky cares deeply for Frank, even though ([[BastardBoyfriend or maybe because]]) he chains him up in their 'bridal suite' and [[spoiler:he has half of Eddy's brain]].
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* StockholmSyndrome: Columbia and possibly Rocky, although Rocky especially might instead be TooDumbToLive. Even after Frank discards her for Eddie and then Rocky, kills her boyfriend and [[spoiler:serves him for dinner]], Columbia is still devoted to Frank. The final scenes reveal that Rocky cares deeply for Frank, even though ([[BastardBoyfriend or (or maybe because]]) because) he chains him up in their 'bridal suite' and [[spoiler:he has half of Eddy's brain]].
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* GainaxEnding: It's an understatement to say the film is weird from the start, but around the Floor Show things go [[UpToEleven straight to Eleven]], as [[spoiler:a completely out-of-nowhere (even for Rocky Horror) burlesque cross-dressing number descends into random swimming, and then it's revealed Frank-n-Furter, Riff-Raff, and Magenta are all aliens from Planet Transsexual in the Galaxy of Transylvania, the latter who kill Frank-n-Furter and leave Brad, Janet, and Dr. Scott in the dust as the mansion takes off into space]]. The Criminologist reaffirms that we're [[NietzscheWannabe just insects]] [[FauxlosophicNarration adrift in a meaningless void of time and space]], and the movie ends.
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* GainaxEnding: It's an understatement to say the film is weird from the start, but around the Floor Show things go [[UpToEleven straight to Eleven]], eleven, as [[spoiler:a completely out-of-nowhere (even for Rocky Horror) burlesque cross-dressing number descends into random swimming, and then it's revealed Frank-n-Furter, Riff-Raff, and Magenta are all aliens from Planet Transsexual in the Galaxy of Transylvania, the latter who kill Frank-n-Furter and leave Brad, Janet, and Dr. Scott in the dust as the mansion takes off into space]]. The Criminologist reaffirms that we're [[NietzscheWannabe just insects]] [[FauxlosophicNarration adrift in a meaningless void of time and space]], and the movie ends.
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* MindScrew: Everything that happens inside the castle once Brad and Janet enter, and UpToEleven after the reveal that Dr.Frank-N-Furter and his guests are extraterrestrials from the planet Transsexual in the galaxy of Transylvania.
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* MindScrew: Everything that happens inside the castle once Brad and Janet enter, and UpToEleven up to eleven after the reveal that Dr.Frank-N-Furter and his guests are extraterrestrials from the planet Transsexual in the galaxy of Transylvania.
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* WomanlinessAsPathos: In addition to the villain being a rather feminine transvestite whose love for constant, responsibility-free sex leads him to manipulate, murder, cheat, rape, and abuse those around him, his actions also cause the heroine, Janet, to start some drama of her own. In discovering her sexuality, she cheats on Brad with both Frank and, more importantly, Rocky- the one person who Frank doesn't want anyone else to sleep with. Frank jealously attacks Janet afterward, and in trying to protect her, Brad and Dr. Scott both get turned to stone. In the end, while Janet is feeling freed, Brad is a broken mess, and it's left ambiguous whether or not her newfound sexual freedom is a good thing- it certainly wasn't one for the other characters, who suffered directly and indirectly because of both her and Frank.
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* {{MST}}: The AudienceParticipation which the show is famous for started off when an audience member did this and the rest joined in.
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* {{MST}}: The AudienceParticipation for which the show is famous for started off when an audience member did this and the rest joined in.
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: This is ostensibly the reason Riff Raff and Magenta turn on Frank -- "Your mission is a failure/Your lifestyle's too extreme..."[[note]] And worst of all, you've contracted an STD! [[/note]]
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: EvenEvilHasStandards:
** This is ostensibly the reason Riff Raff and Magenta turn on Frank -- "Your mission is a failure/Your lifestyle's too extreme..."[[note]] And worst of all, you've contracted an STD![[/note]][[/note]]
** Magenta is visibly disturbed after Riff Raff shoots Frank and Rocky.
** This is ostensibly the reason Riff Raff and Magenta turn on Frank -- "Your mission is a failure/Your lifestyle's too extreme..."[[note]] And worst of all, you've contracted an STD!
** Magenta is visibly disturbed after Riff Raff shoots Frank and Rocky.
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** Dr. Frank-N-Furter also sings about [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lili_St._Cyr Lili St. Cyr]], with Janet later sings that the Doctor's lust is "sincere".
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** Dr. Frank-N-Furter also Janet sings that the Doctor's lust is "sincere" during the floor show, then sings about [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lili_St._Cyr Lili St. Cyr]], with Janet later sings that Cyr]] as the Doctor's lust is "sincere".last line of "Don't Dream It".
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** Dr. Frank-N-Furter also sings about [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lili_St._Cyr Lili St. Cry]], with Janet later sings that the Doctor's lust is "sincere".
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** Dr. Frank-N-Furter also sings about [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lili_St._Cyr Lili St. Cry]], Cyr]], with Janet later sings that the Doctor's lust is "sincere".
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** Dr. Frank-N-Furter also sings about [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lili_St._Cyr Lili St. Cry]], with Janet later sings that the Doctor's lust is "sincere".
