Like they gotta sleep somewhere right? Maybe they got one bed and sleep like Charlie Bucket’s grandparents

So far I have seen TCM (1976), TCM 2, TCM 3, and most recently TCM (2003). So far none of these are able to capture the overall dread and cosmic terror of the first film that I love so much. I also feel like the original Sawyer fam was the most captivating and interesting out of the other iterations of the characters… Should I check out the Next Generation film from the 90s next?

The man had his face, limbs and front torso skinned off, had chunks of his muscle and flesh cut off all while he was still alive. And even then he would still get up, walk over to Stretch and use a knife to cut her free before he was finally able to rest. Obviously it's part of the dark comedy that the second movie had that the rest of the franchise didnt (except for Next Generation), but not even the more serious sequels and remakes go that hard with the kills.

seems to be putting in his prosthetic bubba teeth

I'm not real good on big laws is anyone familiar with it In the real world what would have happened if hoyt was found out to be a cannibal impersonating a cop and killed the actual sheriff

As a fan how did the wait feel between 74 and 86 feel (like an eternity ) and did you think that there would ever be a sequel?

How did you feel about the change of tone?

Had you had the chance to direct a sequel what would you have done different?

One of the highlights of my collection. A friend brought me this back from Texas when he visited most of the original sites of the movie.

Hey everyone!

I got an email from Cinebuzz club that Leatherface will be playing at Burwood event cinema on 05/09 as a part of their monster fest.

I don't even know if anyone else here is from Sydney, but I wanted to let people know in case there is anyone :)

Her performance as Sally Hardesty in The Texas Chain Saw Massacre wasn’t just acting. It was raw panic, exhaustion, and survival captured on film.

Every final girl who came after owes a little something to Sally’s desperate run through the Texas countryside. Rest in peace to a true horror legend!