A Gore Film is a subgenre of horror cinema that emphasizes graphic depictions of violence and bodily harm. These films often showcase explicit scenes of injury, dismemberment, and death, aiming to provoke strong emotional reactions from the audience. The focus is typically on the visceral experience rather than traditional storytelling. Gore films can vary in style, from serious horror to dark comedy, and often feature special effects to create realistic portrayals of violence. Notable examples include The Texas Chain Saw Massacre and Saw, which have garnered both cult followings and criticism for their intense content.