What does FV stand for?

Fantasy Violence

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Slang/chat, popular culture

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The role-playing fantasy violence takes on a fun new twist when the leading characters turn into rock stars Kiss.

There's a Role for grown-up sex laughs; ROLE MODELS (15) VERDICT: ***

But parents be warned, for a PG rated movie the violence, albeit fantasy violence, is vicious.

SPELL SO BINDING; The magic of Narnia goes on MOVIE REVIEWS THE ...

The Golden Compass" Rating: PG-13 for sequences of fantasy violence.

Family Films

Risque humour should appeal to parents while the fantasy violence is mild enough to excite rather than terrify younger viewers.

culture films: Stardust; PG (2hrs 7mins), Starring: Charlie Cox, ...

Risque humour should appeal to parents while fantasy violence is mild enough to delight younger audiences rather than terrify them.

cinema: Sprinkling Stardust

Risque humour should appeal to parents while fantasy violence (like Lamia and her sisters divining the future by disembowelling various critters) is mild enough to delight younger audiences rather than terrify them.

Review: Stardust; Movies

Risque humour should appeal to parents, while fantasy violence (like Lamia and her sisters divining the future by disembowelling various critters) is mild enough to delight younger audiences rather than terrify them.

film: Stardust sparkles; THE BIG PICTURE

More to the point, if Adelstein is right that fantasy violence translates readily into real-world violence, that effect should be reflected in crime statistics.

The FCC's not our mommy or daddy: let parents be parents when it ...