What do horror films do for you, one in particular, Texas Chainsaw Massacre?

Ah Leatherface huh I do not know why I like them so much perhaps because they are twisted and one never knows when something may shock them send them jumping. Never really started watching them till about 15 years ago ever since then I have been hooked but they have really made progress since the older ones although there are some classics still

im a horror fan since im a kid and sometimes my aunts who are religious would tell to stop watching horror movies or else i'll be possessed by evil. heheh. i just laughed at it. til now, i still watch horror movies, it entertain me and keep me out of boredom, rather than going outside with friends, i watched at home, but still i see my friends on other days... watching horror films make me glued to the sofa or on my bed... i watched alone too, bcoz my sister and cousins are scaredy cats. but when they watch with me, they always scream!

I like the Lynard Skynard track at the begining of this movie. What was it that jumped out of your bag of Maltezers ? now that would have scared me..

i could've answered "nothing" to your question on what do horror films do for me until i saw a sample you mentioned. texas chainsaw massacre made me stay away from films with the word saw in the title...

I was a child of the 80's. First movie I ever went to see was Return of the Jedi. First horror movie? Friday the 13th. I watched it as a gawky pre-teen on a little TV set in my friend mum's den, tucked away at the back of a big, creaky old house. In the dark, though we tried not to show it, we were sweating as some demented sicko carved up some teenagers. And my love of being scared was entrenched. The years rolled on, and my appreciation of these fine, oft-misunderstood films began to grow expontially. I tried to grab a cross-section at my local video store (the only place I could go at the time, besides the 3 channels on my parents television), I got sci-fi horror, monster movies, zombie flicks and slasher films. Ghosts, vampires, demons, imps, gremlims and mummies. I enjoyed a lot of them, forgot others, and some were downright terrible. Only a scant few were truly terrifying.

Hi again Andrew. I had seen it once. Wow... and it was extremely damaged. It was total psycho. And unbelievable and... do you believe it was existed in Texas? I like horror movies too, but not this one. I think this is the most crazy mind of some writers somewhere. It's not even connected to my mind that there was a village with a family like them. But in the side of imagination it wins an honorable chair. Lol. I like movies like this genre, but without the ghosts inside or haunted places. No it is not good for your heart. I can sat in a minute on a couch and then in the next minute i already run to the kitchen. Not to get food. Peeling one's face is not like peeling an apple. That's all what i've got to say. He he...

Horror movies are almost always fun to watch, even the bad ones. I dunno, only few of them can scare me and the gore/violence doesn't shock me anymore no matter how explicit it is but I still like horror.

i didn't watch i just because i don't like kind of movies. i don't want to scare myself. and makes me like a paranoid cause i kinda make me feel someone is going to do that exact same thing i have seen on the movie, so i kinda sort of avoid them altogether cause i don't want to be afraid all the time. i don't know why other people love to watch that kind of thing like to scare themselves and does not seem to be affected in real life cause what they saw in movie will just stay in movie but not to me. cause my imagination is kinda wild.

Horror movies don't do anything for me now. My husband hates the fact that I can guess the end of the movie before the end comes. I think horror movies now are only about violence and how much you can put in. There usually isn't a plot to them and if there is it isn't that great.

I also love horror movies. I do not think watching horror movies is bad for your heart. Watching horror movies creates fear and suddenness. These are natural and your heart should be able to take them unless you have any medical condition. I have seen Texas Chainsaw Massacre and I felt that movie as it had lot of blood and gore. I like this kind of movies. You will love Saw as you like Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

I love the Texas Chainsaw Massacre both the original and the newer version. I love horror films I think they are great. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is one of the only horror films that scare me.

Horror movies are my favorite ones to watch. I like the edge of the seat excitement they bring. Texas Chainsaw massacre is pretty riveting! The halloween and nightmare on elm street movies are personal favorites. Anything by Stephen King also goes over big.

My favourite type of Horror film is one that affects me on a psychological level, rather than a complete gore-fest. I feel that too many films of the Horror genre today rely too heavily on blood, guts and flesh. All this viscera, I believe, overwhelms the horror aspect of a film itself, leaving me feeling unscared and unimpressed by the end of it. For me, it is the type of Horrors such as The Shining, that are filled with tension, suspense and genuine fear, that nail the terror-craving spot for me. ~Mr. Kennedy~