Exploring Fear in Horror Cinema

In this chapter, the speakers reflect on their personal experiences with classic horror films, particularly 'Halloween', and its iconic character Michael Myers. They discuss the film's unique structure, its atmospheric impact, and the psychological effects of such films on young viewers, intertwining humor and nostalgia throughout their recollections. Additionally, they examine the broader societal context of horror during the 1970s, exploring themes of fear, innocence lost, and the enduring influence of slasher villains.