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Victim
Join Date: Sep 2006
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The Blair Witch Project is about characters investigating a legend/case, and then being confronted by the very thing that they're investigating. The characters in Chainsaw are oblivious. They aren't following a trail of breadcrumbs that leads them to the family. They aren't even aware of the family. It's much more random and senseless than that. It's my personal feeling that the random/senseless nature of Chainsaw's story is partly why the movie works so well, and I wanted to make a point of it. That was my contribution. I'll leave it at that.
Last edited by King Diamond; 02-08-2013 at 06:29 PM. |
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Stalker
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: USA
Posts: 385
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I agree that Blair Witch could be a cautionary tale of be careful what you wish/look for. Whereas in TCM, they are not actively looking and then randomly stumble onto it. I don't think that the movies have much in common, that is why I was surprised when seeing the panels back to back that I saw quite a few similiarities. TCM has a very bleak, existential feeling that we are on the same level as all other animals and the order in our everyday lives cannot save us. Whereas BWP doesn't really have that same kind of commentary embedded in it. I don't know why I am so snarky lately.
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Join Date: Sep 2006
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