The audience for this seems too large to be a sub culture. (text is active link to actual article by poppascotch, Wednesday Sep,10) Changed forever and ready to take on a future they couldn't have possibly imagined before any of these events occurred” It has to be removed with force, leaving in its wake the chosen few. This pertains to the thought that the ideals, norms, and feelings of the previous generation have successfully muddled up everything in our lives to the point where nothing can be saved. It's like destroying absolutely everything in order to deal with it and subsequently move on.

In these new torture films, gore represents the absolute destruction of what was, not only in the physical sense, but also in a spiritual way. It's about seeing and witnessing a transformation occurring right in front of your eyes at the most basic and primal level. Therefore the gore itself isn't the issue anymore. It's no surprise, we all know going in that the crazy gore we see on screen will be pretty close to the real thing. Any movie released today with a decent FX budget can pretty much kill a person any way they could possibly think of and make it look good. It hasn't been about the realism of a particular effect in a long time. “Looking at some of the popular films that showcase gore, it becomes clear to me that the gore on the screen isn't even see as violence or terror but rather is a symbolic representation of destruction and rebirth.

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I’m sure there are many graduate student thesis’ written about slasher films that documents the attraction and inherent need in our culture for such an outlet.

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