Visit to Texas Chainsaw Massacre House in Round Rock, Texas - Part 2 Video Clips. Duration : 9.58 Mins.
DISCLAIMER: THIS HOUSE DOES NOT HAVE A BASEMENT. Video from an August 1998 visit to Quick Hill in Round Rock, Texas, the site of the house and property used in the filming of 1974's horror classic, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. This is the last known video footage taken of the house before it was relocated later that month to Kingsland, Texas and converted in to a restaurant. With your hosts, K-tron (Kelsy Teague) and Mr Sludge (James Hall)
Texas Chainsaw Massacre The Beginning Trailer HQ (German) Video Clips. Duration : 2.27 Mins.
Texas Chainsaw Massacre - The Beginning Sommer 1969, der 18-jährige Dean Hill (Taylor Handley) unternimmt gemeinsam mit seiner Freundin Bailey (Diora Baird), seinem Bruder Eric (Matthew Bomer) und dessen Verlobter Chrissie (Jordana Brewster) einen Roadtrip durch den amerikanischen Süden. Ziel ist eine Marinebasis, auf der Dean seinem Einzugsbefehl nachkommen soll. Eric hat sich -- durch und durch Patriot -- freiwillig für eine zweite Dienstzeit gemeldet, um seinen kleinen Bruder im außer Kontrolle geratenen Vietnamkrieg zu beschützen. Doch in Texas treffen die vier zunächst einmal auf eine verrückte Rockerbraut, die die Gruppe mit ihrer abgesägten Schrotflinte zu überfallen versucht. Da kommt der Auftritt des selbsternannten Sheriffs Hoyt, alias Charlie Hewitt (R. Lee Erney), der der in schwarzem Leder gekleideten Bikerbitch schon zur Begrüßung den halben Schädel wegschießt, eigentlich gerade recht. Doch das Glück ist nicht von langer Dauer, nimmt Hoyt doch drei der vier jungen Städter in „Gewahrsam", um sie seiner inzestuösen Kannibalensippe zum Fraß vorzuwerfen. Für die fachgerechte Schlachtung des Frischfleisches ist Neffe Thomas (Andrew Bryniarski), der später unter seinem Pseudonym „Leatherface" noch zu blutiger Berühmtheit gelangen sollte, zuständig. Nur Chrissie kann den sadistischen Klauen des Hewitt-Clans zunächst noch einmal entrinnen
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Visit to Texas Chainsaw Massacre House in Round Rock, Texas - Part 1 Video Clips. Duration : 14.50 Mins.
DISCLAIMER: THIS HOUSE DOES NOT HAVE A BASEMENT. Video from an August 1998 visit to Quick Hill in Round Rock, Texas, the site of the house and property used in the filming of 1974's horror classic, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. This is the last known video footage taken of the house before it was relocated later that month to Kingsland, Texas and converted in to a restaurant. With your hosts, K-tron (Kelsy Teague) and Mr Sludge (James Hall)
It is bizarre but many people from all over the world truly believe that the Texas chainsaw Massacre happened in real life. In actuality it is an urban legend. The truth about Texas Chainsaw Massacre is that is was inspired by not based on the real life story.
"The Texas Chain Saw Massacre" is an independent low-budget horror movie which was filmed in 1974. Tobe Hooper and Kim Henkel wrote, directed, and produced the film which starred Marilyn Burns, Gunnar Hansen, Teri McMinn, William Vail, Edwin Neal, and Paul A. Partain. The plot is very simple. A group of friends go on a back roads road trip in Texas and become detoured and become tragic victims to a family of sadistic cannibals which includes the infamous chainsaw-wielding maniac "Leatherface."
Tobe used the story of real-life murderer Ed Gein to create the "Leatherface" character. Ed Gein also inspired many other fictional stories and movies including Halloween, Psycho, Silence of the Lambs and the movie Ed Gein.
Truth About Texas Chainsaw Massacre - What Really Happened
Ed Gein was from Wisconsin and is suspected of several murders which took place between 1954 and 1957. He never used a chainsaw in the killing of his victims. He murdered two women by shooting them. He later beheaded his victims and gutted them like a hunter would gut a deer and used some of their body parts as clothing and for furniture and created masks from the skin of his victims.
The truth about Texas chainsaw Massacre is that one of the similarities to the movie and the real Ed Gein is the house. As in real life the house in the film contained similar horrific content to that found in Ed Gein's home such as body parts, skulls, bodies hanging from a meat hook and a vest made from human skin. The police even found a human heart cooking on the stove in Gein's house which suggests he engaged in cannibalism much like the characters in the movie.
Like the character "Leatherface" Gein was suspected in many murders. Gein was only convicted of two murders despite a mountain of evidence gathered from his house. Eventually Ed Gein put in a mental institution where he died of heart failure in 1984. It was later discovered that Gein was severely damaged by a very strict and religious upbringing by his extremely domineering and controlling mother.
The truth about Texas Chain Saw Massacre can be found online at various websites, from DVD's, in books and from some of the actors in the movie and from writer/director Tobe Hopper himself who continues to tell people that his movie came from his imagination and is a work of fiction. Still there continues to be doubters who swear the movie is based on a true story.
"The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" is often said to be one of the greatest horror films of all time and has been the influence for many horror films and it appears its truth and fiction will continue to be disputed by people from all over the world.
E 'strano ma molte persone provenienti da tutto il mondo veramente credere che il Texas Chainsaw Massacre è accaduto nella vita reale. In realtà è una leggenda metropolitana. La verità su Texas Chainsaw Massacre è che è stato ispirato da non basato sulla storia di vita reale.
"Non aprite quella porta" è un'organizzazione indipendente a basso budget film horror che è stato girato nel 1974. Tobe Hooper e Kim Henkel ha scritto, diretto e prodotto il film interpretato da Marilyn Burns, Gunnar Hansen,Teri McMinn, William Vail, Edwin Neal, and Paul A. Partain. The plot is very simple. A group of friends go on a back roads road trip in Texas and become detoured and become tragic victims to a family of sadistic cannibals which includes the infamous chainsaw-wielding maniac "Leatherface."
Tobe used the story of real-life murderer Ed Gein to create the "Leatherface" character. Ed Gein also inspired many other fictional stories and movies including Halloween, Psycho, Silence of the Lambs and the movie Ed Gein.
Truth About The Texas Chainsaw Massacre - What Really Happened
Ed Gein was from Wisconsin and is suspected of several murders which took place between 1954 and 1957. He never used a chainsaw in the killing of his victims. He murdered two women by shooting them. He later beheaded his victims and gutted them like a hunter would gut a deer and used some of their body parts as clothing and for furniture and created masks from the skin of his victims.
The truth about Texas chainsaw Massacre is that one of the similarities to the movie and the real Ed Gein is the house. As in real life the house in the film contained similar horrific content to that found in Ed Gein's home such as body parts, skulls, bodies hanging from a meat hook and a vest made from human skin. The police even found a human heart cooking on the stove in Gein's house which suggests he engaged in cannibalism much like the characters in the movie.
Like the character "Leatherface" Gein was suspected in many murders. Gein was only convicted of two murders despite a mountain of evidence gathered from his house. Eventually Ed Gein put in a mental institution where he died of heart failure in 1984. It was later discovered that Gein was severely damaged by a very strict and religious upbringing by his extremely domineering and controlling mother.
The truth about Texas Chain Saw Massacre can be found online at various websites, from DVD's, in books and from some of the actors in the movie and from writer/director Tobe Hopper himself who continues to tell people that his movie came from his imagination and is a work of fiction. Still there continues to be doubters who swear the movie is based on a true story.
"The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" is often said to be one of the greatest horror films of all time and has been the influence for many horror films and it appears its truth and fiction will continue to be disputed by people from all over the world.
Death By GAME - Texas Chainsaw Massacre Video Clips. Duration : 2.60 Mins.
Play the interactive movie game with clips from the film The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Guess how the person dies in the scene by choosing the murder weapon.
