Related: Terror on Tubi countdown: Dive into the depths of 'The Descent' 'I don’t like women giving me orders,' barks ringleader Johnny ( Eron Tabor) before Jennifer tries a more persuasive tactic to gain the upper hand. In the film’s second half, the power dynamics shift dramatically, as Jennifer picks off each man one by one. Later, these local men and another pal quickly escalate from harassment to multiple rapes - first in the woods and then in her rental home. When Jennifer stops at a gas station, her outsider status is quickly noted (as is the address of her summer residence) by the station’s attendant and his two friends. If you want to watch it first, click here and we’ll see you in 101 minutes. Spoiler alert: plot details for 'I Spit on Your Grave' follow. The repercussions of that act of horrific violence have made this a much-discussed entry in the horror annals - even by those who have never seen it. What should be a summer of productivity and procrastination quickly spirals into a nightmare. Over the last 40-plus years, words like 'exploitation' and 'empowering' have both been leveled at the graphic violence depicted over the course of 'I Spit on Your Grave.' The story itself is a familiar one: Jennifer (Keaton) is a New York City-based author who travels to a cabin in the middle of nowhere to finish her first novel. 'I Spit on Your Grave': Exploitation or Empowerment? Zarchi recounts the story in the documentary ' Growing Up With I Spit on Your Grave,' which also explores the diametrically opposing opinions regarding its portrayal of multiple brutal sexual assaults and the revenge Jennifer enacts on the four men who attacked her. Originally titled 'Day of the Woman,' the low-budget venture was inspired by writer-director Meir Zarchi’s experience of witnessing a rape victim trying to report the crime to an indifferent police officer. Since it first hit screens in 1978, 'I Spit on Your Grave' has been met with fierce criticism regarding its depiction of rape and revenge.

WATCH: 'Growing Up With I Spit On Your Grave' You may not know the character’s name, but odds are you’re familiar with the controversial movie in which she appears. Like Ripley, Jennifer doesn’t quite fit the typical checklist of those hunted by the likes of Michael Myers, Freddy Krueger, and the person (or people) wearing the Ghostface disguise. Case in point: Camille Keaton’s Jennifer Hills of ' I Spit on Your Grave,' one of the great Final Girls of film history - and one that’s often overlooked.

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