The Texas Chain Saw Massacre's sound design overwhelms the viewer, creating an unsettling atmosphere through noise that complements the film’s visual horror, highlighting its legacy.
The opening narration, delivered by John Larroquette, sets a somber tone, misleadingly framing the film as a tragic account while distorting reality and engaging viewers’ fears.
Hooper's innovative use of ambient radio noise throughout the film enriches the narrative, weaving in snippets of banal and shocking stories to amplify dread.
Even half a century after its release, the film’s eerie soundscapes resonate within American culture, reflecting ongoing media malevolence and societal fears.
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