The 18yo blonde is a horror trope, and part of the original movie. The comic is really just about the “Facebook” joke.
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The comic is a reference to a character from The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974).
I think you’re right about it being borderline. At first glance, Leatherface just looks like a cartoon zombie. You have to look closely and maybe read the comic to understand the implied gore.
Most of this comm’s readership is human.
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Not The Onion@lemmy.world•Onlookers fear ‘something very wrong’ with Trump as he claims US ownership of the moon - Raw StoryEnglish
1·21 hours agoLike a total eclipse! My god, you’re on fire!
Steak tartare made from grocery store ground beef 🤮
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Today I Learned (TIL)@lemmy.ca•TIL Michael Jackson's iconic style, fashion, and choreography were heavily influenced by Bob Fosse's performance as the Snake in the 1974 musical film The Little Prince
54·1 day agoJust for Billie Jean, not his entire image.
It reminds me of flat earthers calling normal people “globularists”
Lol is “apespawn” what you guys call people who believe in evolution?
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News@lemmy.world•Country star faces backlash from conservative fans over plea to support immigrants
24·2 days agoRacists think they own that genre.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Just wait until Michael finds out about this
7·2 days agoHe actually starts out as a similar kind of character, so it works.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Just wait until Michael finds out about this
10·2 days agoI can’t watch his Jack Ryan show because if this.
Please stop putting the dollar sign after the number, y’all! Yes, I know that’s how you say it.
It reminds me of limp bizkit’s song from mission impossible 2. The combination of rock band instrumentation with a white guy rap-singing. I think it was called ‘nu metal’. The butterfly song doesn’t have the loud section like a typical Korn or LB song though.
They were a one hit wonder. A Limp Bizkit clone, during that era.






Because it sold tickets?