Later in the decade, Jancsó dispensed with the historical rural settings of the Hungarian "puszta" and shifted to contemporary urban Budapest. Thus "Season of Monsters" ("Szörnyek évadja", 1986) became the first Jancsó film with scenes in of contemporary Budapest since "Cantata" 23 years earlier. Although this film is set in a contemporary environment, very little of it is set in the city and much of it still on the puszta. While some new visual tropes were introduced (including a fascination with television screens that show clips of later or earlier action in the film), others, such as candles and naked women, were preserved. In later films of the decade Jancsó continued to use the surrealistic-parodistic style he developed in "Season". These films – at last – are set in an urban environment.