Splatter films are a subgenre of horror movies known for their graphic depictions of violence and gore. These films often emphasize shocking imagery, featuring excessive bloodshed and brutal scenes that can provoke strong reactions from viewers. The primary goal is to elicit fear, disgust, or shock, often pushing the boundaries of traditional horror storytelling. Typically, splatter films focus on themes of survival, revenge, or the grotesque aspects of human nature. They often include elements of dark humor and satire, making them appealing to a niche audience. Notable examples include The Evil Dead and Saw, which have gained cult followings for their unique approach to horror.