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En Sabah Nerd · 01-15-2016, 07:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Joe Moore

I agree. It has nothing on the F13 or NOES follow ups. And I abhore both the remake and its pre-sequel. But I found the wildly different tone and grotesque humor of TCM2 struck a cord with me.

There's always fun to be had with some dark humor. I actually remember reading up on it once and seeing how TCM2 was created by Tobe Hooper as a parody on another movie that parodied the first TCM. Even the first TCM has scenes that are meant to be funny in their own bizarre way, particularly coming to mind is when Leatherface and his brother try helping their grandfather to kill Sally with the hammer and he can't even hold it. Sure it's pretty f**ked up on paper but the futility of the action is a bit funny. I think a good dose of humor can really help sell such a dark concept.

01-15-2016, 07:45 PM	#10
En Sabah Nerd Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Texas Posts: 9,789	Quote: Originally Posted by Joe Moore I agree. It has nothing on the F13 or NOES follow ups. And I abhore both the remake and its pre-sequel. But I found the wildly different tone and grotesque humor of TCM2 struck a cord with me. There's always fun to be had with some dark humor. I actually remember reading up on it once and seeing how TCM2 was created by Tobe Hooper as a parody on another movie that parodied the first TCM. Even the first TCM has scenes that are meant to be funny in their own bizarre way, particularly coming to mind is when Leatherface and his brother try helping their grandfather to kill Sally with the hammer and he can't even hold it. Sure it's pretty f**ked up on paper but the futility of the action is a bit funny. I think a good dose of humor can really help sell such a dark concept. __________________