The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
(1974)The Texas Chain Saw Massacre 1974
Sally and her sister Franklin must visit their grandfather's grave and take their friends Jerry, Kirk and Pam with them. They then decide to visit their grandfather's old farmhouse. During the trip, they pick up someone hitchhiking their car. This seemingly normal passenger takes Franklin's pocketknife and cuts off his hand for no reason, and then injures Franklin's hand. After these difficult moments, they try to get the hitchhiker out of the trailer and continue on their way. But the tension does not end there. When they return home, they are caught in the middle of a nightmare they can't even imagine. Texas Massacre, one of the pioneers of teen-slasher horror thrillers, is a movie worth watching with subtitles. The industrial slaughterhouse is one of the scariest horror elements in this movie. Creating an upside down world, the film presents an atmosphere where human and animal identities are turned upside down, people are victims, and kitchens are slaughterhouses. Based on the true story of a serial killer named Ed Gein, who appeared in the 1950s, the Texas Massacre was adapted for the big screen, several versions of which were filmed and inspired by later teenage slasher-style horror films. An unforgettable classic directed by Toub Hooper was released as a restored copy in 2015.
