>released over 40 years ago
>made on a shoe-string budget by an amateur director with a cast of unknowns
>barely has any on-screen violence
>still the most effective horror film ever made
How did they pull it off?
Released over 40 years ago
Lincoln Miller
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Jayden Clark
Low budget horror has the benefit of realism.
David Sullivan
>watched this for the first time last year
>only good scene was the first kill
I was highly disappointed
Wyatt Bailey
That's too bad. I found the last few scenes to be very successful. The Leatherface chainsaw dance is something I can still see and hear clearly if I try. Great way to end the film in my opinion.
Jeremiah Carter
quite possibly the best use of a hard cut to black in history
Eli Robinson
Just wish it could have a better screenplay and actors
Isaac Walker
A serious film discussion on Yea Forums? That's not allowed son
Samuel Wright
The editing is highly effective and frenzied. It really sets it above other horrror films.
Jaxson Martin
Suspense and atmosphere is scarier than gore and kills. This movie had tons of both
Kayden Murphy
Tone, energy and story structure.