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    parks. I had the luxury of creating my own fun through indulging in horror movies and crime shows, adventuring outside, and allowing my imagination to run wild. As a child I had an insatiable love for horror movies. Jason Vorhees, Freddy Kruger, Leatherface, Scream and Jack Torrance were just a few of my childhood loves. Around the age of seven I began to watch these movies, keeping myself hidden in our cold, dark basement. The darker it was, the scarier it became; and, to me, fear was…

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    Joining a discourse community is something we have all experienced, whether it 's a particular sports team that you partake in or watch, or an online community like Tumblr, twitter, Facebook, and Pinterest. The discourse community I am involved with and would be discussing in this text would be the horror film and literature discourse community. According to Swales, there are six characteristics that make up a discourse community. They are common public goals, mechanisms of intercommunication…

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    Norman Bates in Psycho, Buffalo Bill in The Silence of the Lambs, and Leatherface in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre were all horror movie characters inspired by one man. According to A.K. (2007), that man was Ed Gein. Born August 27, 1906, Edward Theodore Gein was raised on a farm in Plainfield, Wisconsin. Gein suffered through a traumatic childhood, considering he had a violent drunk as a father and a fanatical Lutheran as a mother. Since his mother was devoutly religious, he was taught by her…

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    shows some of the most famous serial killers with schizophrenia like David Berkowitz also known as the “Son of Sam”, who killed six people claiming his neighbor’s dog had told him to do it. Ed Gein who was the inspiration behind Norman Bates and Leatherface. Richard Chase known as “the Vampire of Sacramento” killed six people in California and drank their blood. Some serial killers who were diagnosed with borderline personality disorder like Aileen Wuornos who inspired the movie “Monster”.…

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    set up a right timing to initially impact personality split between Norman Bate and the mother is undoubtedly an art of work. Since many directors brought movies over sighting Ed Gein, which includes Buffalo Bill in The Silence of the Lambs, and Leatherface from The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Alfred Hitchcock had different perspective to present a hardly ever eyewitness plot into a movie “Psycho.” Ever since then it has made a huge impact on the film industry with the plot of the identical split…

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    American Killer Evolution

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    Evolution of an American Serial Killer Cruelty towards animals, arson, and enuresis. These three factors contribute to what is known as the MacDonald Triad. A method that was used to determine a serial killer in the making (Beck). Though this theory had been disproved, others have taken its place and evolved alongside the serial killer themselves. The first documented American serial killer dates back to the eighteen hundreds, or more specifically eighteen ninety-three, in Chicago, Illinois.…

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