In another special episode, Mr Jim Moon pays tribute to the great Tobe Hooper, who sadly passed away this week. In this episode we take a look back over his life and works, discussing genre-defining classics such as The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Salem's Lot and Poltergeist, as well as some of his less discussed movies such as Eaten Alive, The Fun House and Invaders from Mars.
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Another superb homage. And the idea of wrapping John Carpenter in cotton wool did occur to me as soon as I learned of Hooper's death. And if I had a chainsaw, I would have given it a good workout for my own homage to him.
It's puzzling why all of the great horror directors from the 70's and early 80's struggled as the 1980's wore on. Had they run out of steam by then or had the world changed and not for the better. Probably a whole load of reasons but decent horror films are rare from the late 80s onwards.
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