Cinemaddiction
So, I haven't seen the 1974 TCM since before the remake was released in theatres which I, of sound mind, attended. Of course, it sucked.
I got the urge to rewatch the 1974 version, after being less than favorable towards it since I saw it last. I think after approaching the movie a little differently, it was all gravy.
By doing the following..
Remembering it's 1974..
Going in. expecting absolutely nothing..
Viewing it as a home video..
Looking at it as a thriller more than a horror..
..I enjoyed it a whole lot more than my previous viewings. If I had to pick a word to describe it, it would be "plausible", as it felt raw, and extremely real. Not far fetched at all, and whos to say what really goes on in the backwoods of Texas to this day?
I got the urge to rewatch the 1974 version, after being less than favorable towards it since I saw it last. I think after approaching the movie a little differently, it was all gravy.
By doing the following..
Remembering it's 1974..
Going in. expecting absolutely nothing..
Viewing it as a home video..
Looking at it as a thriller more than a horror..
..I enjoyed it a whole lot more than my previous viewings. If I had to pick a word to describe it, it would be "plausible", as it felt raw, and extremely real. Not far fetched at all, and whos to say what really goes on in the backwoods of Texas to this day?