Why was The Texas Chainsaw Massacre banned?

Answer 1

after waching chucky in real life 2 boys took a little boy up to a train track and beat him up (gave him bruses that kind of beating) so badly to Make it look like he had been hit by the train the little boy died by being so badly hurt he was a little boy i mean really little and the 2 boys blamed it on chucky or waching chucky gave them the idea so thay banned chucky

what a stupid thing to do blame it on chucky ITS NOT REAL KEEP IT IN MIND X

Answer 2

It was a fairly disturbing film for the time period that it was released, and it still is to this day if you are in the right mood. The grittiness of it in conjunction with the fairly creepy and ominous score that is present in every scene practically, really kind of lays the seed of terror and just being sort of uncomfortable. At least this is my interpretation as to why it was banned, because as Horror movies go, it's fairly bloodless till the end. Not to mention, there was a time that up till the mid to late 80's, horror movies were considered for the most part low brow and not in very good taste. They then practically died off (commercially speaking) till the mid to late 90's, so this worked against it as well probably since it was released in a part of history that horror films still really offended people. Anymore this day and age, the worst that can be thrown at you, you've probably seen tenfold on the news.

Answer 3

In the movie Child's Play the Good Guy Dolls were created as children's toy. But while dying Charles Lee Ray (Chucky) used his learned magical abilities to perform a soul transfer, putting his soul into the body of the doll, thus possessing it.