pitch it at the right level of authenticity. And the low rent surroundings - the squalor of not only the slaughterhouse itself but everyone’s homes, apartments, etc. Ingham and Mason make the most of their limited roles (with Ingham’s Box the heir to The Texas Chainsaw Massacre’s Leatherface). Yet like most famous cult films from the ’70s, which this one echoes in spirit, there’s not much else to sustain it.
(The crazier it is, the funnier I find it.) I have no problem watching people being mercilessly tortured and slaughtered (and if they’re nasty characters, even better) though - hypocrite alert! - I draw the line at animal killing (there’s a scene with a squealing pig that I couldn’t sit through). We also have a limited amount of codes available on our Discord for new players.
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My tolerance for on-screen violence is relatively high. Hello Bloodhunt Community We are excited to tell you that the upcoming Closed Bloodhunt PC playtest is planned to start on the 25th of March at 10:00 CET. Whether you are entertained or not depends upon your level of fortitude. Unlike Saw or Hostel or other examples of the torture porn genre, The Slaughterhouse Killer feels plausible. Take the example of Texas Chainsaw again, it’s so grounded in reality that it still holds up today.”
“Probably what has been the biggest influence,” he has said, “would be The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and you can certainly see inspiration from it in both Blood Hunt (his feature debut) and The Slaughterhouse Killer.” When asked what separates OK horror films from great ones, Curtain has said, “I think for me it would have to be the level of authenticity. Animal extinction, for Box, includes the cesspool of humanity, and before long the fast friends turn Box’s solo endeavors into a team killing sport.Ĭurtain was wildly influenced by The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and it shows. The seasoned Box senses a darkness in Nathan, though we in the audience know what Box does not: Nathan is on parole for an undisclosed crime, and he’s primed to learn the ways of the trade. Box (Craig Ingham, dirtied up and impressively hideous), a lifelong employee at the local slaughterhouse, is assigned a new employee, Nathan (the very sexy James Mason), to train in the ways of animal extinction. This may be the only time in the history of movies that a smaller budget is a blessing, because I don’t know how much more blood The Slaughterhouse Killer could handle. In our films quite often the violence has been quite suggestive rather than overly graphic, but if we had a few more dollars in the kitty, I’m sure the blood would have been flowing a little more freely.” “Violence in movies is always fun,” the director has said, “so I think it’s up to the creators to push it in whatever direction they choose.
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