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| TheBlairBitch |
Posted - 16 January 2004 : 01:49:49 AM
What did everyone think of this movie? I took my Mum to go see it with me, and she nearly died of a heart attack....lol
I really enjoyed it, although I hate sequels to horror movies. And especially for the fact that this particular story was based on actual events, it never has the same effect as the original. 
Also. The "Leatherface" character was based on the serial killer Ed Gien right? |
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| B5160-8 |
Posted - 04 November 2004 : 06:38:23 AM
- It was loosely based on Ed Gein, in that leatherface made furniture, and masks out of dead bodies, robbed graves, & lived in a rural communiy. Thats about where the similarities end.
- I loved the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre Franklin was funny as hell! The hitchhiker, the Cook, and Grampa all kicked ass. In the original Leatherface(Gunnar Hansen) never let anyone see him till there respective death scenes. So there looks of shock and terror are real. Like when the first guy stumbles into the doorway and looks up to see a 6'4" 300lb man wearing a skin mask & butchers smock.
- I had to go see the remake the first day it opened. I was wearing my skeleton bone parka, and Lynyrd Skynyrd trucker hat. So the woman at the ticket booth didn't even have to ask what movie I wanted to see. It was pretty cool how the kids where on their way to see a Lynyrd Skynyrd concert.
"Hate the living, love the dead" |
| Shelly Manson |
Posted - 07 August 2004 : 10:24:03 AM
What I heard.....
Is That it was barely based on Ed Gein.
Foooooooooooooooooooooooooooooook!
But that's what I heard!
MMKAY!
But I don't know I think my old foster parents.
But okay!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Time has come..
It is quite clear...
Our ANTICHRIST...
Is almost here |
| TheBlairBitch |
Posted - 11 July 2004 : 6:52:04 PM
This movie was based on a true story... in no other way was it real...
The documentary and interviews that are viewed at the beginning and end of the movie are all actors playing a part....
....Out of the bottomless pit comes the little horn, "Little Horn is born".... |
| UnknownLoser |
Posted - 05 July 2004 : 07:04:19 AM
This movie was stupid..Was that end part when the cop was there in black & white really taken from actual footage? I heard rummors it was.
-UnknownLoser
Quote of the week:
"Death Bringith new death, the poison hath not yeild." 7/3/04
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| Buckshot |
Posted - 15 May 2004 : 12:40:28 PM
Shy and I caught this on DVD last week.
Couldn't help but squirm in my seat when they were placing the hapless teens on meat hooks - dam that looked painful !
Oh, and yeah, we really enjoyed watching this singlet run around sweaty, wet and screaming for 90 minutes too !
Other than that it wasn't all that inspiring. I can't remember much about the original...might have to watch that again. I got bored when she was hiding in the caravan with the inbred hillfolk as that whole thing as been done to death.
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| mistresskitty |
Posted - 20 March 2004 : 03:17:50 AM
i always found leatherface to be a fruitcake haha nothing beats mr.krueger! |
| talrave |
Posted - 18 March 2004 : 6:47:21 PM
R. Lee Ermey's character was hilarious, it was a good movie, but like always, not like the original.
It does far surpass the sequals that turn Leatherface into a fruitcake though.
@~Akhkharu Uggae~^@ |
| mistresskitty |
Posted - 18 March 2004 : 10:08:57 AM
i like the original better but minus franklin lol he was annoying |
| shy |
Posted - 31 January 2004 : 12:44:25 PM
I haven't actually seen it Blair and cannot seem to find any info about this movie on the net anywhere... we might have to get Buck on the case as he is the movie hound around here...
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