Whats with no sound and little vidio .

By the end of this series (and hopefully Better Call Saul) Mike will be one of your favourite characters, guaranteed.

That house is now a BBQ restaurant west of Austin TX. I live near all of these filming locations and recently visited the gas station. It looks the same as it did back then and still serves BBQ (really good brisket....I hope lol). The 2003 remake is the best remake and I highly recommend that you watch it.

There is a scene that has been taken off the current physical copies and streaming of this movie. That scene would be "The Dolphin Trainer" where Ace Ventura pretends to be a foreign dolphin trainer to get rid of the paparazzi while investigating the dolphin tank.

George, I like short shorts!

I love the horror genre.. I have watched many horrors over the years... I am very aware that this is a cult classic... but I really have never been impressed by it. Poor acting, unbelievable character decisions (let's all just go into the house) and then drawn out noisy scenes. I don't know, just never did it for me.

Imagine this on the big screen in a dark theater. Made for $170,000. The house was later turned into a restaurant.

Leatherface and minor story details were inspired by the crimes of murderer Ed Leatherface, and minor story details were inspired by the crimes of murderer Ed Gein took place Wisconsin. But the move was shot about 15 miles from where I grew up in Texas.

Both Jason Voorhees and Leatherface did meet each other in comics and Mortal Kombat X, the the reason why Leatherface was included was that Gunner Hansen who played him in the movie passed away the same year MKX came out and was friends with Ed Boon, who wanted to honor his friend's memory by putting his character in the game. Pretty cool I say.

Old school horror - make ya cringe and be scared for days. It contrasts with "terror" movies, which fill you with dread and suspense. "Hostel" did this really well, but not sure it'd be, um, for you.

Sally is The Final Girl, my favorite and the first, technically 😊

Just think, only 14 years separate this movie from Psycho. Yet the two movies feel like they are from two different planets. Imagine a movie from 2010 feeling that different from a similar movie made today. It blows my mind.

This movie could've stopped 2 minutes in at "...Gary, Indiana..." and it'd still be horrifying.

At the time it was ground breaking, scared me when we watched it at the theater but when you watch it now it doesn't hold up very well, lol, but it was a very influential film.

Halloween is considered the precursor of the slasher and for giving identity to the way the genre is done to this day, but I think "Texas" deserved more credit for this

23:26 actually there is a comedy anime like that where the villain thinks the protagonist is very smart when his just very lucky😂 Its called Space Dandy and its amazing

I've eaten at a roadkill cafe.

5:50 Well, funny you should ask while watching _this_ film, George. 😂

There's a conspiracy theory, how the media portraits men as incompetent in the last couple of decades

you want Bruce Willis in a comedy you should try HUDSON HAWK

Leatherface was only defending his home from strangers breaking in

More fun facts! This movie is considered to be the first torture 🌽 film of the horror community, despite the brilliance of not actually showing anything and letting the audience fill in the blanks. This is ALSO indeed, the first film considered to kick off the Final Girl trope of future horror films to come! Sometimes, that Evolution of the Horror Movie class I took one semester just fits

I was in Texas once. This movie rings true.

LOOK WHAT YOUR BROTHER DID TO THE DOOR!!!

After this, I feel I should suggest "Cannibal Holocaust"

So true about games being scarier than any film. I remember as a teenager playing Silent Hill 2 and 3.. I would only watch my friend play it. And when I finally played them in my 20s I had to use a guide because I was so scared.. Then Resident Evil 7 came out, and holy fuck my heart rate!

Rogue One is the Halo Reach of Star Wars

TCM II is one of the most (un)intentionally funny movies you'll ever see. You should check it out.

'that was insane' if you thought that got weird wait until you see the sequel

you guys have gotta do the rest of the franchise, just to see how crazy it gets. if you thought you were scared from this simone youd better wear a diaper for the remake🤣. my personal favorite of the franchise is part 2, but this one is a iconic 70's horror classic alongside black christmas, halloween and the excorcist. there are currently 9 films so far all of them have thier ups and downs, some are outright bad, some are so bad theyre good and some are actually really good. you guys should absolutely check them out👍

Blood Sucking Freaks is another good one from the seventies, pure splatter gore.

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If you want a sick movie, watch the " fake doc" Faces of Death. It was famous even here in Brazil in the 80' s

As gore goes, it's really not that bad. It's what your mind conjures up during those scenes you can't see.

People say that, in the blood sucking finger scene, they actually cut her finger.

*Looks at thumbnail* That's some bad face, George.

When the likes of Spielberg and Ridley Scott refer to your film as a masterpiece you know you did something right.

If you like this checkout TX Chainsaw Massacre 2 with Dennis Hopper and Rob Zombie’s House of a Thousand Corpses and Devils Rejects. Those three rock!

Nice, just randomly checked for Texas chainsaw massacre and this popped up nine hours ago. One of the best horror movies of all time. Not many horrors can do what this move did.

you will NOT see any blood

the NSA listens to all of it....all

Well , it's a " ARMCHAIR " .

Part 2 is more fun . Dennis Hopper

The joint in payment for narration wasn't just "a joint". It was from the seventies so, in comparison to now, slightly above lawn clippings in potency. (Yeah I know, some weed was good but most really wasn't.)

@27:30ish.... yeah, so.... did we ever figure out what Franklin was eating after leaving the gas/bbq station??? Maaaaayyybeeeee a hot link? ( I know, sounds crazy to me). Maaaaaybeeee a sausage? (I know, sounds out of the realm of possibility considering almost every culture on this planet makes SAUSAGE!) I'm just sayin'!!!! =X-D Because it was a bit too dark and chunky for a hot dog. And with that description lets not "go there" with the next possibility. =8-/ other than that, the reaction was peachy!

Watch Bedazzled if you like Elizabeth Hurley

Great reaction and analysis to an iconic film! After a lifetime of skipping every Friday the 13th movie and most other slasher films (save for Freddy 1-3 and Halloween 1-2), I didn't watch this one until I was in my early 50s. Its reputation had held up over the decades, so I decided to give it a shot. WOW, what a brilliant and demented film! The best horror movies let the viewer's imagination supply the most gruesome images, and Tobe Hooper nailed it! I'm glad my parents weren't the type to take young children to horror movies, because this one would have scarred me for life.

I just reviewed this movie on my channel and I had to bring up how Franklin gets dumped on the whole movie lol.

Loved this episode. That ending where he’s in the cemetery talking to his wife still gets me. Your Dad is 100% correct about war. Maybe one day we’ll evolve past the concept.