This thread kind of reminds me of that weird theory about how whether zombies or vampires are the trendy horror villains at the time correlates with whether the left or right is in power. That zombies represent the fears of the right as a massive mindless hoard that does nothing but consume and tear down the thinking humans, and vampires represent the fears of the left as isolated, unholy, and powerful elites that need to prey on the common man to survive.
So are rednecks/religious people the new boogeymen now?
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As everyone else was saying, Rednecks/religious people been the "boogeymen" for ages by this point. Although, I do have a bit of a concern with Resident Evil 7 being included in that.
The game actually pretty explicitly shows and tells you that they were actually a pretty normal, nice, friendly family, whom just were changed by "something"(this isnt a spoiler btw, it kind of tells you this less than an hour in with a video tape section). It wasn't until the introduction of
that they changed into who they are by the time you start the game.
The game actually pretty explicitly shows and tells you that they were actually a pretty normal, nice, friendly family, whom just were changed by "something"(this isnt a spoiler btw, it kind of tells you this less than an hour in with a video tape section). It wasn't until the introduction of
Eveline and her molded. On a side note, only one of the family member's was a bit psychopathic to begin with.