>mogs halloween, friday the 13th, nightmare on elm street, scream, childs play, ect.
>>223592933Mogged by tcm2
>>223592933Still mid.
>>223592933i remember a scene where two young people were having sex and he says you won't be needing this, and he chainsaws off the dudes cock. Was this real or did I imagine it?
>>223593014It's the cartel video. They break into a couples home during sex and they cut around his cock with only the ligaments attached and yank it out and spill everything in his testicles out. Came out in 2017.
>>223592933It is a structurally perfect film, the only one of Tarantino's seven "perfect" films where I actually agree with him about that adjective. One of the more impressive things about it is that the various "intro" segments eat up about 5-7 minutes of the very short runtime, so the risk of mis-using that time relative to the whole was very high. They didn't, and they built dread, did a standard opening credits sequence and gave a quick, early "payoff" to set the hook for what we can expect later, without wasting a shot. The camera flashes before the credits come closest to testing our patience, but flashes of dead bodies plus the creepy custom noise effect that Tobe came up with keep us engaged.
>>223592933>mogs every horror movie ever made
>>223592933As a film, it is indeed better, but I like the atmosphere of Halloween more, and the comfiness and sequel consistency of F13th. They all have their strengths and weaknesses.This is just the one I'd bring to the "academy" if they had to consider it (which I'll never do because nowadays Oscars are given to genuine slop)
This reminded me I wanted to watch TCM2, thanks.
>>223593014pretty much in the second one
Did TCM2 steal chainsaw duelling from Motel Hell?
>>223593014You’re thinking of Des Moines Iowa Electric Knife Scenario. The part with the wiener dog breaking his jaw while chewing on a golf ball still haunts me.
