From $140K to $190M - Which Horror Film Wins?

Описание: Five horror films. Five completely different budgets. One scoring system.

We take The Texas Chain Saw Massacre ($140K), Hereditary ($10M), The Silence of the Lambs ($19M), The Conjuring ($20M) and World War Z ($190M) and put them through three criteria: Creative Execution, Craft and Technical Quality, and Critical and Cultural Impact... to find out whether the most expensive horror film ever made is actually the best one.

The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) – Can a $140K budget still terrify audiences 50 years later?

Hereditary (2018) – How A24 used $10M to redefine modern psychological horror.

The Silence of the Lambs (1991) – The gold standard of $19M "Elevated Horror."

The Conjuring (2013) – $20M of pure studio polish. Does it hold up?

World War Z (2013) – The most expensive horror movie ever made. Is the CGI worth the $190M price tag?

0:00 - The Money vs. Horror Debate
1:20 - $140K: The Grit of Texas Chain Saw Massacre
4:20 - $10M: Why Hereditary Broke the Internet
8:04 - $19M: The Perfection of Silence of the Lambs
11:07 - $20M: The Conjuring & Studio Horror
14:26 - $190M: The Chaos of World War Z
18:18 - The Final Score: Does Money = Better?

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