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Wow.... I'm still in shockReview created: 01/18/07
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The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning
Let me start off by saying I'm a huge horror/slasher fan so this review is a little biased. If you can't handle blood, guts, and gore this movie isn't for you. It shocked me and I consider myself pretty thick skinned when it comes to movies like this.
If you thought Hostel was bad you ain't seen nothing yet. TCM: The Beginning answers every question you've ever had about this series, and if you're a huge fan of the TCM series you'll pick up on things that the casual fan will miss.
Every character was perfectly cast and this is the only TCM movie where I have really wanted everybody to escape. The entire cast was great, but R. Lee Ermey absolutely blew my mind, he was good in the 2003 remake but he was absolutely spectacular in this. Andrew Bryniarski is even better as Leatherface than he was in the 2003 remake, I think that has more to do with the production than anything else, but he was much more menacing.
Everything about this film screams best slasher movie of the decade, the quality, the effects, the sound, everything is perfect. Perfect for slasher fans that is... this is the goriest movie I have ever seen.
Final Verdict:
5/5
Rent or Buy?: You couldn't ask for anything more from this movie, it's a perfect prequel... if you're a huge fan of slashers this belongs on your shelf, if you can't handle gore you might want to stay away.
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Let me start off by saying I'm a huge horror/slasher fan so this review is a little biased. If you can't handle blood, guts, and gore this movie isn't for you. It shocked me and I consider myself pretty thick skinned when it comes to movies like this.
If you thought Hostel was bad you ain't seen nothing yet. TCM: The Beginning answers every question you've ever had about this series, and if you're a huge fan of the TCM series you'll pick up on things that the casual fan will miss.
Every character was perfectly cast and this is the only TCM movie where I have really wanted everybody to escape. The entire cast was great, but R. Lee Ermey absolutely blew my mind, he was good in the 2003 remake but he was absolutely spectacular in this. Andrew Bryniarski is even better as Leatherface than he was in the 2003 remake, I think that has more to do with the production than anything else, but he was much more menacing.
Everything about this film screams best slasher movie of the decade, the quality, the effects, the sound, everything is perfect. Perfect for slasher fans that is... this is the goriest movie I have ever seen.
Final Verdict:
5/5
Rent or Buy?: You couldn't ask for anything more from this movie, it's a perfect prequel... if you're a huge fan of slashers this belongs on your shelf, if you can't handle gore you might want to stay away.
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Texas Chainsaw Massacre Posted by CK-AuctionsReview created: 02/07/07
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The cause of some controversy upon its theatrical release based on the intensity and severity of the violence that was so prevalent throughout the movie, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning did prove to be reasonably popular at the box office despite the highly touted cuts required from the MPAA for the film to earn an R rating rather than a dreaded NC-17. New Line has now reinserted that grisly footage and put it back into the movie with this un-rated DVD release (those who want the R-rated cut can rest easy, as that version is available as well - albeit as a seperate release).
While this film succeeds on a few levels, sadly it fails on too many others. What the movie gets right is that it really does contain a mean streak in it a mile wide. This works in its favor in that it portrays the Hewitt family as truly savage and completely deplorable. As such, we should be really scared of them and we should feel for the victims – unfortunately, that's one of the movie's biggest weak spots. The four leads are completely cardboard. There's no real depth to them and although there are a few scenes where we learn a little bit about their lives and ambitions (we know that Eric and Chrissie want to have kids and live in California when he gets back) it's too little too late and it isn't enough to make these four teenagers stand out from those featured in whatever generic slasher film you'd care to name. The performances aren't bad, as we are able to understand how they feel and why they're scared (it's obvious – there's a maniacal family trying to eat them) but without investing any of ourselves into their plight, it's really all for naught.
What the movie does have going for it is the inimitable screen presence of R. Lee Ermey in one of the lead roles (in fact he gets considerably more screen time than Leatherface himself). As the Sheriff, Ermey is fantastic. He chews the scenery like a power mower, spouting off creative profanity left, right and center. He's vicious, he's mean, and more than a few times he's pretty funny as well. On top of that is the gore and violence. For a major studio production, this film, particularly in the un-rated cut provided on this DVD, is astonishingly gruesome even by horror movie standards. While recent hits like Hostel, Wolf Creek and The Hills Have Eyes remake (all of which have had un-rated DVD releases) have definitely upped the ante in terms of on screen violence, this movie tops them by quite a margin. Chainsaws tear through flesh, faces are peeled off of their skulls, teeth and mouths are smashed against the ground, and people are generally just hacked, smashed and shot up throughout the last half of the film. Even for seasoned horror movie fans, the film is quite surprising in how far it goes in this department and it is nice to see the filmmaker's at least trying to make a horror movie that appeals to horror movie fans and not so much to the mainstream audiences who will no doubt feel alienated by the severity of this picture. Obviously there are a lot worse movies out there in terms of what is shown on screen, but there aren't very many major studio pictures that push the envelope like this movie does. The film also features a nice tribute to Hooper's original movie by way of a darkly comic dinner scene and some ending narration from John Larroquette.
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The cause of some controversy upon its theatrical release based on the intensity and severity of the violence that was so prevalent throughout the movie, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning did prove to be reasonably popular at the box office despite the highly touted cuts required from the MPAA for the film to earn an R rating rather than a dreaded NC-17. New Line has now reinserted that grisly footage and put it back into the movie with this un-rated DVD release (those who want the R-rated cut can rest easy, as that version is available as well - albeit as a seperate release).
While this film succeeds on a few levels, sadly it fails on too many others. What the movie gets right is that it really does contain a mean streak in it a mile wide. This works in its favor in that it portrays the Hewitt family as truly savage and completely deplorable. As such, we should be really scared of them and we should feel for the victims – unfortunately, that's one of the movie's biggest weak spots. The four leads are completely cardboard. There's no real depth to them and although there are a few scenes where we learn a little bit about their lives and ambitions (we know that Eric and Chrissie want to have kids and live in California when he gets back) it's too little too late and it isn't enough to make these four teenagers stand out from those featured in whatever generic slasher film you'd care to name. The performances aren't bad, as we are able to understand how they feel and why they're scared (it's obvious – there's a maniacal family trying to eat them) but without investing any of ourselves into their plight, it's really all for naught.
What the movie does have going for it is the inimitable screen presence of R. Lee Ermey in one of the lead roles (in fact he gets considerably more screen time than Leatherface himself). As the Sheriff, Ermey is fantastic. He chews the scenery like a power mower, spouting off creative profanity left, right and center. He's vicious, he's mean, and more than a few times he's pretty funny as well. On top of that is the gore and violence. For a major studio production, this film, particularly in the un-rated cut provided on this DVD, is astonishingly gruesome even by horror movie standards. While recent hits like Hostel, Wolf Creek and The Hills Have Eyes remake (all of which have had un-rated DVD releases) have definitely upped the ante in terms of on screen violence, this movie tops them by quite a margin. Chainsaws tear through flesh, faces are peeled off of their skulls, teeth and mouths are smashed against the ground, and people are generally just hacked, smashed and shot up throughout the last half of the film. Even for seasoned horror movie fans, the film is quite surprising in how far it goes in this department and it is nice to see the filmmaker's at least trying to make a horror movie that appeals to horror movie fans and not so much to the mainstream audiences who will no doubt feel alienated by the severity of this picture. Obviously there are a lot worse movies out there in terms of what is shown on screen, but there aren't very many major studio pictures that push the envelope like this movie does. The film also features a nice tribute to Hooper's original movie by way of a darkly comic dinner scene and some ending narration from John Larroquette.
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Better than the 1st one!!!I am a Texas girl and I love the fact that someone can slaughter people in their own house out in the middle of no where!!!! Come on, you got to admit when you are on a road trip and you are on an old country road, you think twice about stopping because of this movie!!!!
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The Texas Chiansaw Massacre: The BeginningThis movie was the best out all of them because it takes you back to the beginning and explains it all. It is something about the characters that I like better in this one. The scences are better the movie was written better.
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Save your money.If you have seen the regular The Texas Chainsaw Massacre save your money. This is the same sory line with just a few changes.
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The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning (2007, DVD)Once again I want to go back to the statement, ?the most brutal film ever.? TCMTB is seriously hardcore and violent. A lot of people are not going to be able to handle this. In HOSTEL much of the terror was implied with cut away editing and great sound effects, Liebesman doesn?t shy away from anything. We see heads brutally bashed in, legs broken, arms broken, teeth knocked out, flesh peeled off, heads blown off- you name it, it?s all in there. Every scene appears to be shown in its entirety, which only makes me wonder what is going on at the MPAA? TEAM AMERICA has an urination scene and gets an NC-17, a guy gets his face peeled off in TCMTB and it gets an ?R?? I?ll never quite get it.
Not Recommended for the young..
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Not Recommended for the young..
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Another Great TCM Movie!!Review created: 08/27/07
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This is truly a great movie, that is if your into the gore and violence. What I really like about this movie is that it is a great lead up to the release back in 03. I would no doubt suggest this to anyone who wants to say on the edge of there seat with their hands over their eyes. Enjoy!
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This movie had me on the egde of my sit...Review created: 07/05/07
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0 of 1 people found this review helpful.
OMG, This movie was just off the hook, I was on the egde of my sofa with this movie and so was my kids as well, on this movie you never knew what was going to happen next. It was great.. Thank you...
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A Prequel Raising The Bar Amidst Prequels !!!!Review created: 06/07/07
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1 of 2 people found this review helpful.
Horror Fans Arise !! All questions are answered.
Why is Leatherface the way he is? Why is Sheriff Hoyt a sadistic Sheriff? Why is Old Monty missing his legs and in a wheelchair? Everything is answered., as Leatherface,(Andrew Bryniarski), the chainsaw-wielding maniac of the 2003 remake, returns in "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning" (UNRATED). A movie that adds a creation myth to the usual gorefest that was based upon the TRUE EVENTS of 8/19/1973 in Texas.
Fans of the cult-hit bloody scarefest massacre will find themselves in butcher heaven — as so much intensity and gore is smeared across the screen. More sensitive watchers might need their popcorn bag to double as a barf bag. Loaded with frighteningly intense sequences and blinding violence., draped in simulated torture., nothing is sacred as the Birth and Rise of Leatherface and Family is unleashed and explained.
The movie literally begins with the birth of Leatherface, who arrives in the middle of his mother's shift at a Texas slaughterhouse. Horribly deformed, he is thrown away, but a starving cannibalistic woman, who is picking through the offal to find something to eat, discovers him and brings him home. This family, that has nothing to eat., and resorts to cannibalism, raises this infant.
The film jumps ahead years., and the slaughterhouse has closed, killing the town's business, money-flow and work. Only Leatherface and his family remain. The crazy, cunning family patriarch, Hoyt (R. Lee Ermey), hits on a master plan to keep the clan fat and happy, which mainly involves not letting anyone who crosses their path get out of town alive. "Meat is meat, bone is bone," he tells Leatherface philosophically.
Leatherface certainly does not have a problem with that. He has come to fetishly enjoy playing with dolls., living, breathing dolls that scream as he stabs and flays them before delivering his unmerciful finalizing wrath !! - In this case, the dolls in question are four young people who get in a wreck on the wrong stretch of road. This all happens fairly quickly so that the movie can get straight to the point: to give the audience the face-smearing immediate interludge of viewing the relentless carnage.
"The Texas Chainsaw Massacre"., which has reached absolute cult status amongst horror fans worldwide., deserved a GOOD prequel. It deserved an explanation of "The Beginnings"., (even if it's fictionalized) to lead into the horrific TRUE EVENTS of 1973. And if ever one was to be done., this is it !! Leave nothing to the imagination., buckle-in for this slaughterfest roller-coaster. And learn how the phenomena started., in all it's gut-spewing glory. Definately far from a let-down for horror fans. Sensitive viewers., definately brace yourself !! This film is RELENTLESSLY HORRIFIC !!!! MUST SEE, MUST HAVE for horror buffs !!!! ENJOY !!
PLEASE SEE MY OTHER REVIEWS FOR GREAT FILMS !!
Why is Leatherface the way he is? Why is Sheriff Hoyt a sadistic Sheriff? Why is Old Monty missing his legs and in a wheelchair? Everything is answered., as Leatherface,(Andrew Bryniarski), the chainsaw-wielding maniac of the 2003 remake, returns in "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning" (UNRATED). A movie that adds a creation myth to the usual gorefest that was based upon the TRUE EVENTS of 8/19/1973 in Texas.
Fans of the cult-hit bloody scarefest massacre will find themselves in butcher heaven — as so much intensity and gore is smeared across the screen. More sensitive watchers might need their popcorn bag to double as a barf bag. Loaded with frighteningly intense sequences and blinding violence., draped in simulated torture., nothing is sacred as the Birth and Rise of Leatherface and Family is unleashed and explained.
The movie literally begins with the birth of Leatherface, who arrives in the middle of his mother's shift at a Texas slaughterhouse. Horribly deformed, he is thrown away, but a starving cannibalistic woman, who is picking through the offal to find something to eat, discovers him and brings him home. This family, that has nothing to eat., and resorts to cannibalism, raises this infant.
The film jumps ahead years., and the slaughterhouse has closed, killing the town's business, money-flow and work. Only Leatherface and his family remain. The crazy, cunning family patriarch, Hoyt (R. Lee Ermey), hits on a master plan to keep the clan fat and happy, which mainly involves not letting anyone who crosses their path get out of town alive. "Meat is meat, bone is bone," he tells Leatherface philosophically.
Leatherface certainly does not have a problem with that. He has come to fetishly enjoy playing with dolls., living, breathing dolls that scream as he stabs and flays them before delivering his unmerciful finalizing wrath !! - In this case, the dolls in question are four young people who get in a wreck on the wrong stretch of road. This all happens fairly quickly so that the movie can get straight to the point: to give the audience the face-smearing immediate interludge of viewing the relentless carnage.
"The Texas Chainsaw Massacre"., which has reached absolute cult status amongst horror fans worldwide., deserved a GOOD prequel. It deserved an explanation of "The Beginnings"., (even if it's fictionalized) to lead into the horrific TRUE EVENTS of 1973. And if ever one was to be done., this is it !! Leave nothing to the imagination., buckle-in for this slaughterfest roller-coaster. And learn how the phenomena started., in all it's gut-spewing glory. Definately far from a let-down for horror fans. Sensitive viewers., definately brace yourself !! This film is RELENTLESSLY HORRIFIC !!!! MUST SEE, MUST HAVE for horror buffs !!!! ENJOY !!
PLEASE SEE MY OTHER REVIEWS FOR GREAT FILMS !!
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texas chainsaw massacre the beginning0 of 1 people found this review helpful.
this was also not one of my favorites. didnt care for any of the chainsaws and especially this one. it was gross and horrible
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texas chainsawReview created: 04/14/07
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1 of 4 people found this review helpful.
I have nothing nice to say, I never received my purchase. This is the first time this is happened, for the few things I have purchased.
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The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning (2007, DVD)Review created: 04/07/07
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0 of 3 people found this review helpful.
tried to buy item from buyer, never contacted me. Tried sending money to address
and it was sent back. Never recieved the item. Wasn't very happy!!!
and it was sent back. Never recieved the item. Wasn't very happy!!!
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Should have ended before 'The Beginning'.0 of 3 people found this review helpful.
This is as lackluster as it gets. Here's a perfect example of how to further muddy the name of a 30+ year old classic horror film and rake it for all the cash you can. The film, pretty much from start to very finish, is a carbon copy of the last 'Chainsaw' remake we saw in 2001, save a brief and laughably predictable opening sequence of how Leatherface became what he is. Its like they rereleased another version of the same script they just rereleased (and even THAT one wasn't all that great). Different actors. Same story. Maybe this was an understudy shoot. And understudies they are! Acting ranges from weak to completely over-the-top, but a poor script doesn't help them out either. Some sequences mirror the other film identically, just with much less ambition. The 'run away from the chainsaw-wielding-lunatic through the woods' stuff? Its in there. The apprehension by a slapstick-quality crazy sheriff? Got it. The 'dinner' scene? Oh yeah, again! The tender 'Go, leave meee!' scene between two victims, one significantly less butchered than the other. Yep. Its all there. Again! Some may call it creative parallels. But 'creative' is one thing this movie certainly is not. And this stuff gets to the big screen???? One of the poorest excuses for a new movie I've seen. To all those responsible: shame on you!
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great sick movie...leatherface you sick motherfu(kerReview created: 03/08/07
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0 of 3 people found this review helpful.
Bought brand new, was very pleased with it. The movie itself left me in pain also after seeing the whole cast get killed, yes the good guys all get killed, which is rare to find in movies these days. This is the prequel to leatherface...tells the story of thomas hewitt becoming the legendary psycho killer. Lots of gore, action and killings, the acting is pretty good actually, especially from the sheriff, if you're a fan of horror movies, you'll either rent or buy this one, it is definetly worth it.
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never got it0 of 3 people found this review helpful.
got screwed out of $15.00 could not file a clame because paypal was messed up and the seller was no longer registered beware of low feedback sellers.
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Have not even recieved itemReview created: 03/08/07
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0 of 3 people found this review helpful.
I have not even recieved the movie to even review it. Wish I could contact seller but its quite funny that I dont recieve my dvd and all of a sudden seller is no longer an ebay member. I WANT MY ITEM!!!!!!!!!
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WOW! I had to turn my head on a few parts!0 of 2 people found this review helpful.
This movie was good, but I have seen better. I did have to turn my head on a few parts. It is pretty bloody. It was interesting how they connected this movie with the original--I liked that part of it. It really made sense!
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Texas Chainsaw *yawn* the beginningReview created: 03/06/07
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0 of 2 people found this review helpful.
I'll be the first to admit that I've always been more of a Jason and Freddy fan rather than Leatherface so in that respect I'm biased.Not that there's anything wrong with TCM,I'm one of the few out there who actually enjoyed the remake a few years back but there was something lacking in this "prequel".Much of it felt rushed,"ok,let's get as much of the back story crammed into the opening credits as possible".I would have liked to see a little more to the story,not just leatherface but the family itself.For an unrated version there just wasn't enough gore for my liking.Sure it had a few moments here and there but too few and too far between.
The few special effects there were seemed pretty cool-but again,not enough.This movie just wasn't as creepy as the previous.I kept waiting to jump out of my seat but it didn't happen.
Other horror buffs will hate me for this but the best in my opinion is the 2004 remake.The original was just too cheesy for me-not that there's anything wrong with that but the whole story will be eternally trapped in that 70's era and always feel dated to me.
More background history on the family and supporting characters would have helped this one,as well as a little more Leatherface back story.I guess they were trying to retain that element of mystery.Added gore would have improved it too.Just a little too tame for me.Don't buy it-rent it first and judge for yourself.
The few special effects there were seemed pretty cool-but again,not enough.This movie just wasn't as creepy as the previous.I kept waiting to jump out of my seat but it didn't happen.
Other horror buffs will hate me for this but the best in my opinion is the 2004 remake.The original was just too cheesy for me-not that there's anything wrong with that but the whole story will be eternally trapped in that 70's era and always feel dated to me.
More background history on the family and supporting characters would have helped this one,as well as a little more Leatherface back story.I guess they were trying to retain that element of mystery.Added gore would have improved it too.Just a little too tame for me.Don't buy it-rent it first and judge for yourself.
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Texas Chainsaw The BeginningReview created: 03/06/07
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0 of 2 people found this review helpful.
I always wanted to know the story from the start. This movie is a great addition to my horror collection.
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AWesome!Review created: 03/05/07
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0 of 2 people found this review helpful.
I like this movie because it SCARED the living daylights out of me! It was better then the others befor it. It comes pretty close to the first Original movie.
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The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning (2007, DVD)Review created: 03/05/07
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0 of 2 people found this review helpful.
Of course I had to have this. It´s a Chainsaw sequel! (Or, rather, a prequel) Didn´t expect too much of it actually, but it was far nastier and shocking than most recent horror flicks. Good one!
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I loved this movie!0 of 2 people found this review helpful.
I loved this movie. I would give it 5 stars but there was a piece I didn't like about it. What happened to the girl that shot herself in the remake? There was nothing about her in the whole movie. I thought that was crappy but it did reveal alot of info about the whole family.
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Surprisingly good !Review created: 02/10/07
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1 of 3 people found this review helpful.
I liked this movie much better than the last re-make. There was so much more information about the family and I beleive it was more suspenseful. It explains everything from how leatherface was born to how the crazy old man ended up in a wheelchair. Definately worth a try!
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The Best Massacre Yet1 of 2 people found this review helpful.
This is the best Texas Chainsaw Massacre yet. If you are a fan of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre Movie's then you will want to get this one. It will explain alot of the pervious Texas Chainsaw movies like each character who they are, and how they got the way they are now, and why they turned out like they did, and most important the birth of Leatherface. This is the bloodiest, and goriest of them all it will keep you tense through the whole movie. This one looks so real, and nothing fake about it, like it is the real thing, and the movie has some great sound affects. This is one scary movie for all you Horror fan this is one you need to add to your collection you won't regret getting it don't even bother renting it just buy it, it will be money well spent on your collection I know it was on mine. I give this movie a 5 out of 5 rating.
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Can we say GORE...Review created: 02/02/07
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0 of 2 people found this review helpful.
I am a little creeped out about the whole "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" to begin with.. but this movie just takes it a bit further.
I am not sure how much truth there is in this movie compared to the actual reporting of the damage done by the Hewitt family. However, if you like gory movies.. this is definately for you! It actually made me sick to watch this.. it took me 3 days to watch the whole movie.. I had to keep pausing it!
The storyline is good.. the actors great... just very very gory!
I am not sure how much truth there is in this movie compared to the actual reporting of the damage done by the Hewitt family. However, if you like gory movies.. this is definately for you! It actually made me sick to watch this.. it took me 3 days to watch the whole movie.. I had to keep pausing it!
The storyline is good.. the actors great... just very very gory!
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I would recomend itReview created: 01/25/07(updated 02/13/07)
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1 of 4 people found this review helpful.
Great DVD, good special features. Picure quality is perfect. Great Horror movie, Well produced. I would recomend it.
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