Horror Theories in Texas Chainsaw Massacre Part 2

Horror movies are based on humane alarming inner thinking that is hidden by refined and civilized appearance. The fact that people pay to see their own race is slaughtered, which indicates that civilization has two sides. Many theories about why humans behave in their own way, like Steven King's "Beast" and "Potential" theory, Stanley Solomon's "Exploration" and "Romantic Isolationism" theory Yes. If you know what they are looking for, the second part of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre can best demonstrate these theories about the type of horror.

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Series is the only series produced in the history of Hollywood, admitting that in theory anyone can be killed by chainsaw at any time. alone. I include myself. Have you seen a British patient? It is not a bad movie itself, but you do not know it - just watching it - sometimes someone may have a violent end in the hands of mentally handicapped. I do not say that I will not see a British patient. I said that you should see the leather face soon, so there is a balance there.

I am even worse about this. I have to think here about the massacre of the Texas Chainsaw, in particular the wonderful analysis about the attitude towards Robe Kelly's Tobe Hooper and the creation of "Vegan Horror". This movie is primarily for ladies, it is equally brutal. That unimaginable image kicked the entire wall with a fatigued type, giving fear a new vocabulary and ambition. I think this is a masterpiece. But BR is not that bad. Besides academic reasons, the convention is important. You can hear the argument that we are beginning to see horror films, understand where we can draw lines, and what we are filtering or supporting I will. When these images entered our SF, we suffered to some extent and suffered from them. What is drama - the role played in one movie is made use of in another movie

There is nothing unthinkable in the first part or the second part of the prototype crusher "Texas Chainsaw Massacre". Indeed, the co-founder Tobe Hooper of the series did not link it to The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2, and there was no surprisingly surprising "leather": Texas Chainsaw Massacre III. With close efforts to these attacks it has become possible to propose to abandon the poor Leatherface of the chainsaw fans, awkward, quiet, fleshy mask. After all, Hooper and co-author Kim Hank 's original movie cast a considerable shadow on horror movies since 1974.