Chainsaw

About This Movie

Chainsaw (2015) offers a raw and gritty take on the horror genre, immersing you in a decaying haunted house atmosphere. The pacing is deliberate, allowing tension to build as the ominous presence of the man with the chainsaw lurks. It’s not about intricate plots here; it thrives on dread, drawing you into its nightmarish world. The practical effects are quite impressive, making the violence visceral and unfiltered. You’ll notice the performances lean toward the over-the-top, adding to the unsettling vibe. There’s something uniquely jarring about the simplicity of the premise, a chainsaw wielded by an unknown figure—it stirs up primal fears. An interesting watch for those intrigued by the raw edges of horror film-making.

Notable for its practical effects rather than CGI. · Tension builds effectively over the runtime. · Distinctive for its focus on a single terrorizing figure.