En route to visit their grandfather's grave (which has apparently been ritualistically desecrated), five teenagers drive past a slaughterhouse, pick up (and quickly drop) a sinister hitch-hiker, eat some delicious home-cured meat at a roadside gas station, before ending up at the old family home... where they're plunged into a never-ending nightmare as they meet a family of cannibals who more than make up in power tools what they lack in social skills...
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Horror Movie Discussion #21: The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
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Re: Horror Movie Discussion #21: The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
I won't go as far to say the movie is overrated, because it really deserves its place in the genre. However, I can comfortably say that the film does not hold up very well, at all.
The protagonists are either unlikeable or so one dimensional that you really don't care if they live or die, and in some cases you hope that they eat it. (That fat fuck in the wheelchair immediately comes to mind.)
Like I said, it has a well deserved spot on horror history, but I can only recommend rent it for someone who has never seen it.
The protagonists are either unlikeable or so one dimensional that you really don't care if they live or die, and in some cases you hope that they eat it. (That fat fuck in the wheelchair immediately comes to mind.)
Like I said, it has a well deserved spot on horror history, but I can only recommend rent it for someone who has never seen it.
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I'm thinking I might make one to keep in the trunk of the car though. Might be nice to have hot water if I ever have to watch a Matthews compound for 3-4 days hoping to get the drop on Sergio Frenchi. - Neon Bolan
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Re: Horror Movie Discussion #21: The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
Odd.
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Re: Horror Movie Discussion #21: The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
Okay, it's a problem with the theme. If you change your theme to subsilver, you can vote. 
I think it's time for a new them on the board, as this one is no longer updated.
I think it's time for a new them on the board, as this one is no longer updated.
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I'm thinking I might make one to keep in the trunk of the car though. Might be nice to have hot water if I ever have to watch a Matthews compound for 3-4 days hoping to get the drop on Sergio Frenchi. - Neon Bolan
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Re: Horror Movie Discussion #21: The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
I'd rather have Madam Octa as a pet than change my theme to subsilver.
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Re: Horror Movie Discussion #21: The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
THIS CAN STILL BE DISCUSSED IF YOU CAN'T VOTE, FUCKERS.
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Re: Horror Movie Discussion #21: The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
This is like Hitler's Germany. Sure, we can talk about things all we want, but with no vote the debate is meaningless.
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Re: Horror Movie Discussion #21: The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
This thread fails.
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Re: Horror Movie Discussion #21: The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
Totally waiting for K to come in and converse with me.Neon Maniac wrote:This is like Hitler's Germany. Sure, we can talk about things all we want, but with no vote the debate is meaningless.
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Re: Horror Movie Discussion #21: The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
I vote for new admins. DJ and AR are definitely not TCBing.
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I first read that as CMBing. That would be Cash Money Brothers, which, in fact, we are.shiki-jitsu wrote:I vote for new admins. DJ and AR are definitely not TCBing.
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Re: Horror Movie Discussion #21: The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
Perfect example of what I mean. 
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Re: Horror Movie Discussion #21: The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
You're just mad you are the pretty mother fucker who gets his hand messed up. 
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Yeah, totally. All these posts, and AR sitting around all day in his cape and underwear, with absolutely no work being done here to solve this problem.shiki-jitsu wrote:Perfect example of what I mean.
This is no way to run the Internet my friend, no way at all.
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