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The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is not a true story. The gas Station and everything else does exsist, because the movies were filmed on location. On location, meaning in Texas. The problem is that people blieve things too much, the more realistic a motion picture company makes a movie. If you believe that the movie is real, then you either one are a small town or two you just didn't know yet.
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Critics have later called it one of the scariest movies ever made.[16] The Texas Chainsaw Massacre grossed an estimated $30 million in the United States, making it one of the most successful independent films, until being overtaken by Halloween (1978). It was translated into more than 25 languages and released across Europe, Canada and because of controversy, not until 1982 in Australia.[17] This film was listed at #5 on Bravo's 100 Scariest Movie Moments, ranked at #2 on Entertainment Weekly's list of the 100 Scariest Films of All Time, ranked at #1 on Empire Magazine's 50 Greatest Horror Movies of All Time and is ranked at #1 on Premiere Magazine's Top 10 Horror Films of All Time.
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The latest unmissable psychological horror movie from producer Michael Bay ("Texas Chainsaw Massacre," "The Amityville Horror"), "The Hitcher" is packed with hair-raising plot twists and electrifying stunts that make it the most terrifying DVD of the year. The DVD is priced at $29.98 SRP. Pre-order close is March 27, 2007.
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Now say there's a meteor the size of Texas headed toward Earth. Don't hide under your bed (wrong movie; see The Wizard of Oz for further details). Armageddon has a solution: 1. Take a space shuttle to said meteor, 2. wait until the meteor is uncomfortably close and plant a nuke and blow it up. If you performed properly, the big rock should split into halves, allowing Earth to shoot straight up the middle, like Lynn Swann.
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“The Texas Chainsaw Massacre” (“TCM”) is far from an entertaining film. In fact, it’s about as entertaining as “Irreversible” or “Requiem for a Dream.” It is... an artistically successful movie. It not only did exactly what the filmmakers set out to do, but it also became a hallmark of horror cinema and is considered to be a landmark film, as well.
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On the new movie 'The Texas Chainsaw Masacre, The Beginning' why would they say at the end of the movie, this was the most notorius murders, 33, across the state of Texas? It made it sound like it was real.
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