Malcolm
Regular Member
As I sit here reading some good forums. The remake of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre is on. When I was younger I watched a lot of horror films. When I got older and into firearms these movies (though completely fictional) have always had a way of reinforcing why I carry everyday. (Like the news doesn't do a good enough job of that.) I think It's that whole victim mentality thing. Can anyone tell me why they never make a horror film about 5 professional shooters on their way to a competition when they get lost down a road and run into some mutant hillbillies?
Oh, because it would only be a 30 min movie. one I'd go to see in the theater though.
It's funny that the whole basis of the genre is helplessness. (Must be written, produced, directed, acted and edited by members of the democratic party.):uhoh:
Oh, because it would only be a 30 min movie. one I'd go to see in the theater though.
It's funny that the whole basis of the genre is helplessness. (Must be written, produced, directed, acted and edited by members of the democratic party.):uhoh: