The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974)
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MissMargoChanning β 1 year ago(November 20, 2024 11:09 AM)
I'll always like the first, because it was so raw and surprising at the time. I saw it at a drive-in.
I have to say that #2 is a close second.
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fuckyouallfuckyouallfuckyouall β 1 year ago(November 20, 2024 11:18 AM)
I wish i could go back in time and see the original film while having selective amnesia and forget the other remakes.
It still is frightening 50+ years after the official release so i can't help myself but wonder
how much
terrifying would be for teenagers of the '70s!
It would be like revolutionary into horror movies, to say the least.
I'm 30yo and when i first saw
Saw
(pun intended
) , it changed everything to me!
So i guess that we could somehow compare those two, Saw being equivalent terrifying and jaw-dropping for teenagers of 2004s (like myself) as Texas Chainsaw Massacre was for teenagers of '70s.
(i know that The Cube -1997- inspired the director and producer of Saw, but i was a baby back then so Saw is more like a movie i can remember watching at a young age while The Cube surely is a great movie but i watched it many years later, long after i discovered Saw)
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fuckyouallfuckyouallfuckyouall β 1 year ago(November 20, 2024 01:06 PM)
Btw, how can your profile picture automatically change every time i reload a page???
Now i can see both of your replies and each reply has a different profile pic next to your name⦠how?!
fuckyouall
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