We kind of hesitate to call the Texas Chainsaw Massacre a slasher, because slasher implies a knife, but we’re going with it because chainsaws have blades. Very fast blades.
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, with director Tobe Hooper’s interesting parallels between human victims and farm animals, was one of the first slasher movies to offer social commentary. You can read it as a plea against eating meat, if you’re so inclined, but we see it as a commentary on the Vietnam War.
The fact that many different people read the film in so many different ways is a testament to its power.
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