Barnyard Horror: On the Farm 

There’s more horror films that take place on the farm, leaving “barnyard horror” as a sub-genre some might fight for.

The Last Knock plows through its share of barnyard horror to discover which ones wield a good crop of entertainment.

Crop Rotation

We explore the overly cultivated, such as the Children of the Corn franchise, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Jeepers Creepers, among others.

But we’ll also sow the seeds for barnyard horror you may have missed: Isolation, Black Sheep, No Telling, and Scarecrows.

One thing we will focus on is how the farm is used as a thematic device to denote isolation and distance. And we’ll see how the genre holds up as compared to how farms and families are portrayed in dramatic ventures.

For instance, is every farmer in barnyard horror an uneducated bucolic worker, or are they portrayed as well-rounded people?

We’ll take a gander at that and so much more on this latest episode.

Here’s to green pastures and a good crop of cinematic options!

 

 

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