🩸GORE MOVIES ARE COOL🩸
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When it comes to gore in horror movies, every horror fan has their own concept and definition of what constitutes gore.
Gore refers to extreme violence that shocks an audience. In film, gore is displayed with imagery of blood, injuries to
the flesh or bones and even cannibalism.
Gore has many definitions. A few examples include; the shedding of blood that results in murder, coagulated blood from a
wound and a wound caused by piercing from a sharp object. However, in all these instances, they all lead to the same
result, blood — and lots of it. One simply can’t have gore without blood. Think Carrie at prom.
But no matter what defines gore or the gore horror genre, the feeling it’s supposed to make people feel is the same. It
is supposed to make you squirm in your seats. You feel uncomfortable, and that’s because your body naturally puts you in
the character’s shoes. Gore in horror is an effective way to immerse audiences into films, making them feel the pain of
the characters on screen subconsciously. The Saw franchise utilizes this natural human reaction in every one of its
films. We imagine ourselves in the traps and wince when the characters fail to escape and meet their ends.
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