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It ’s a universal the true that most humans fear destruction . That ’s why it ’s so unmatched that the horror genre , which is often delimit by the gruesome ending of most of its character , has been so pop for so long . What is it about watch the great unwashed give-up the ghost that entertains us so much ?
The latest horror movie to display death on an impressive scale , In A Violent Naturedelivers one memorable slaying after another in an impressive display of creativity and cutting - edge prosthetics . Digital Trends recently sat down with the film ’s theater director , Chris Nash , and ask him one of the most important questions you’re able to ask a genre movie maker today : What are your three best-loved deaths in repulsion movies ?
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Death by liquid nitrogen — Jason X (2001)
“ Well , one is from a Friday the 13th plastic film , Jason X. It ’s the death by liquid nitrogen view where Jason stuff a girl ’s face into a kitty of fluid N , her cheek hardens , and then he smashes her face on a nearby table . I love that one . It ’s just a great kill . It ’s fun because it ’s really inventive . There ’s no coming back from that ; no one is putting Humpty Dumpty back together again . ”
Vegetarianism can be lethal — Creepshow (1982)
“ I also enjoy the kills that are more esoteric and interrupt rather than just graphic and gory . That ’s why I likeThe Lonesome Death of Jordy Verrillso much . I just love how that installment ofCreepshowends with such a gut punch . It ’s unexpected , because it start withStephen Kingjust hamming it up in front of the television camera . It play like it ’s so fun and lighthearted . It ’s a sort of a cockamamie section .
“ And then at the very end … you realize that he ’s just been completely overcome by this alien plant living that ’s feeding off of his dead body and he ’s in suffering . And he ’s pleading to God before he kills himself . It ’s like , oh , that baffle with you . That expiry really made me feel a whole lot of empty when it was done . ”
Dreams can kill you — A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)
“ My third pick is one that is vestal nostalgia for me : Johnny Depp getting sucked into his seam inA Nightmare on Elm Streetand turning into a fountain of blood that covers his entire sleeping accommodation . Yeah , that was just a whole pile to witness , especially when you ’re a unseasoned child .
“ I in reality loved every end in that moving picture , because I was really troubled by experiential dread when I was a kid . And the idea that when you fall benumbed , some guy can total and kill you in your dreams … it ’s terrifying . ”
In a Violent Natureis currently encounter in theaters nationwide .
