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What Makes Each Film Stand Out
Topic Started: Apr 21 2014, 06:04 AM (109 Views)
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What makes each film stand out from the rest of the films of the series?
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next gen-leather face is a tranny
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You're just pointing out the obvious though Michele :P
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Lol You are right, I am.
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1 - Gritty, realistic, and really intense.
2. Injected humor into it along with the underground lair, radio station, etc.
3. First black lead, polished look, filmed outside of Texas, first female family members.
4. Transvestite Leatherface, big named (but not at that time) stars, no chainsaw kills, the 'spiritual experience of horror' aspect.
5. Biggest family, plantation home, return to the dark tone of the series.
6. Bloodiest film yet, the biker couple, birth of Leatherface, no surviving final girl.
7. Shows what happened right after the original film, 'long lost relative' aspect.
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