KINO OR NO?

It's a bit cheesy near the beginning, and the camera quality isn't very good. The dinner scene was pretty good though

>>79868120
Pure kino. If you didn't love this movie to death, what are you even doing on /tv/?

File: texas-chainsaw-massacre.jpg (1MB, 2787x2117px) Image search: [Google]

1MB, 2787x2117px

Best ending in film history.

>>79868120
using the word 'kino' is like the goose walking around with a book under its wing

yes, it's a groundbreaking horror film

kino

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DqPP4UTwmz8

File: 1.webm (3MB, 598x450px) Image search: [Google]

3MB, 598x450px

>>79869585
Why is it so good?

Watched this today! Starts a little slow but when it gets going it gets going. Better than slasher movies nowadays and it's an old indie movie. Watch it

Has that "raw" feeling namsayin'?

>>79868120
You know what this film does really well is creating a genuine sense of horror with the absolute minimal amount of gore. It's a definite classic of the genre.

Was leatherface autistic?

>>79871238
Probably even more than that, Gunnar portrayed him as if he was severely mentally retarded.

>>79871162
I still find the dinner table scene disturbing every time I watch it, and there's honestly not much going on there, aside from some chick freaking out, and a bunch of dudes mocking her. I wrote a whole paper about that scene in college, and all the filmmaking tricks they use to really sell what could have been really hokey in less talented hands.

>>79870953
>>79869585


It's lensflare done right for once, especially in contrast to the rest of the film.