From BDSM To Sordid Affairs: What Emerald Fennell's Wuthering Heights Gets Right About 18th Century Sex
It turns out Wuthering Heights features some details your high school history lessons missed out. Whether you loved it or you hated it, Emerald Fennell s sexually charged reimagining of Emily Bronte s Wuthering Heights – featuring a brooding Jacob Elordi – still has us all talking over a week after its cinematic release. While the original 1847 novel didn t feature any sex scenes, Fennell s film is far more ‘Heathcliff, it s me, it s Cathy, I m horny. When you think of sexy periods of time in

It turns out Wuthering Heights features some details your high school history lessons missed out. Whether you loved it or you hated it, Emerald Fennell s sexually charged reimagining of Emily Bronte s Wuthering Heights – featuring a brooding Jacob Elordi – still has us all talking over a week after its cinematic release. While the original 1847 novel didn t feature any sex scenes, Fennell s film is far more ‘Heathcliff, it s me, it s Cathy, I m horny. When you think of sexy periods of time in
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