Horro movie with a slapstick murder. Friday the 13th part 7. The music and beats are traditional horror (crescendo and the "dum sum" reveal of the body) but the murder is presented less menacing than the traditional machete to the heart, it almost plays as a comedy (strangely compares to the Hulk v. Loki fight from The Avengers). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRJWz8QO8ag Cliche: Sin + teenager = Death. Friday the 13th, Nightmare on Elm Street Scream and countless other films make it hard to be a teenager. If you're smoking, drinking, having sex, disobeying parents or generally not doing what you're told, you'll probably die.

Oh my God, yes: Sex = Death. What better way for a repressed society to propagandize against sexual activity than to show lovers getting whacked?

Talking about weapons, horror movie or not, the one thing I *really* hate is the villain/killer going on a rampage using scissors, a kitchen knife or a cleaver. Simple reason being that these are in essence weapons of improvisation, desperation or hysteria and not those of cold premeditation or intentional menace. Real serial killers plan their crimes purposefully, in detail, leaving nothing to chance. The journey, so to speak, is the reward.

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