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Study finds small but significant increase in characters talking about murder or killing over past 50 years
Talk of homicide is on the rise in films, researchers have found, in a trend they say could pose a health concern for adults and children.
A study found that over the past 50 years there had been a small but significant increase in movie characters talking about murdering or killing.
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