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Texas Chainsaw Massacre Essay

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Texas Chainsaw Massacre is a 2022 American slasher film directed by David Blue Garcia, with a screenplay by Chris Thomas Devlin, from a story by Fede Alvarez and Rodo Sayagues. Several decades after the original film, the story focuses on the serial killer’s Leatherface targeting a group of young adults and coming into conflict with a vengeful survivor of his previous murders. The movie Texas Chainsaw Massacre discusses a famous serial killer called Leatherface, who hid his face under the masks of his murdered victims. In the movie the Texas Chainsaw Massacre, the director illustrates the theme of survival by fighting to prove that human beings can overcome their worst fears and fight them off. The first scene (8:15 -12:18) begins with young …show more content…

The camera then switches toward the top of the staircase which showed Leatherface intimidating Melody because she was trying to convince Ginny why she should leave the orphanage, this upset leather face causing his appearance. The scene became very intense when Ginny collapsed from a heart attack and was rushed to the hospital. The persuasive mode of logos was used to discuss the intro. The director relayed the message by explaining to the audience that the town was vacant and needed remodeling into something improved. Ginny said, “I’m not going anywhere. I told you. This is our house. He’s the last of my boys. He needs special care. He doesn't do well outside, do you understand that? That's why I can't ever leave here.”(Texas Chainsaw Massacre) This is the most important reason because Leatherface is mentally incapable of living on his …show more content…

At the orphanage, Melody discovers the papers and realizes that Ginny was wrongfully evicted. Leatherface arrives at the orphanage and attacks Dante, mutilating him. Melody hides as Leatherface retrieves his chainsaw from his bedroom. Dante manages to stumble out of the orphanage where he is discovered by Richter who lives in the town before bleeding to death. Richter enters the orphanage and is attacked and killed by Leatherface. Melody retrieves the car and bus keys from his body before fleeing the house, reuniting with Lila. They get on the bus, pursued by Leatherface, who slaughters all the people aboard. The theme of the second scene is gruesome from all the killings Leatherface has

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