The Direction is amazing too but i agree the actors come across as real people as though its a docu-drama with the exception of Franklin Hardesty, the guy in the wheelchair. His performance is good but it comes across as a "Performance" rather than natural acting like the rest of them.
franklin always annoyed me. it just always felt like i was pulled out of the story any time he would share the screen with anyone. maybe that's how we were supposed to feel? glad that he's finally "shut up" for good. LOL @@TheKeggie
Eh. I’m not bashing their acting, it’s amazing, but I think everything together made this film. Acting, Cinematography, music, it just couldn’t be what it is without any one of them being as good as they were in this film.
@7:39 Even though it's dark, it's so awesome to see that scene that Gunnar Hansen mentioned in the audio commentary, when he tripped & fell and the live chainsaw went flying out of his grip. That's why he turns corners more carefully during the chase scene in the final cut. And then starting @10:44, the first time Gunnar Hansen ever did the chainsaw dance. So cool!
I kinda wish they left that part around 10:40 in, cause it shows that leather face didn’t want to chase her anymore cause he knew drayton was in there... like he was scared of him or something lol.... which is what I kinda figured
Nah then it’d remove the tension because we’d know that he stopped chasing her but in the actual movie you still think he’s chasing her and am not sure whether he’s going to show up or not
I talked to Gunnar Hansen and they said the put lifts on his shoes to make him a few inches taller and he said he whacked his head on the door frames the first time he carried Terry McMinn through the door to put her on the hook.
I guess im asking the wrong place but does any of you know of a method to get back into an instagram account? I was stupid forgot the account password. I would love any tips you can give me!
@@brycetyler6162 when you're trying to access isn't there an option "forgot password / forgot login credentials" or something like that? Basically they send you an email and you can make a new password if i remember correctly , obviously the email needs to be the one of the account... oh wait i'm maybe too late, did you you managed to get your account? in any case remember to write your passwords somewhere
I always had a crush on her. If I had been alive, and a young man around this time, oh man! Every time. Everybody talks about Terri, and I’m sure Terri was beautiful, but Marilyn was my girl.
Reading the Chainsaw confidential made me admire this movie and the actors in it much more TCMis my number one favorite horror films it stands out to this day
In the door scene, the door was only sacrificial, but Gunnar cut a bit too far and gashed the door frame. I don't think the house's owners were too happy.
@@rigormortis3532 Two years late, but it's because the sweltering 110 degree heat, made worse by the Leatherface costume having poor ventilation, and the food on the table during the dinner scene having started rotting which filled the room with a horrific stench, caused Gunnar Hansen to start hallucinating and believing he was meant to actually kill Marilyn.
@@Duothimirthey also used real animal carcasses n bones they had someone who went n brought in roadkill the smell literally made the cast throw up several times
An Awesome piece of Cinema History that will forever be the #1 Chainsaw film of all time so much work and talent was put into this movie this just show you that all the CGI and Gore is not needed to make an Awesome film R.I.P to all those who have passed on 😀
13:17 I have yet to see a clearer shot of the side profile of the original Pretty Woman mask. TOTS got their replica perfect. It DOES have little red shoelace holes for the twine to be tied through!
Gunnar and Marilyn attended a fan meet and greet in London many years later . They talked about how thankful they were to receive so many fans across the globe .
And if you actually listen, you can hear the grunts of the hitchhiker. It sounds like he’s digging and cutting. Of course being blind, I thought that’s actually what it was. I didn’t know.
11:21 This moment right here makes me think Gunnar wasn't totally honest about coming up with the chainsaw dance on the spot. It looks to me based on what I saw at this moment in this video that he would have to have at least been thinking about it for a while during the shoot.
I read the dance wasnt scripted, but it was just gunnar's outburst of his fustration of being in the heat, sweating, stinking, etc but they kept it on the film
My god can you imagine if something had gone wrong with that saw? And thank God it didn’t. It could have taken a chunk out of Marilyn’s butt, sawed Franklin in half, hacked off Kirks leg. My hell. It actually almost did happen according to gunner Hansen in the DVD commentary. I believe it’s when he’s chasing Sally out toward the street, and the saw I believe cut through his boot and heated up the metal plate on his leg. He said it burned him really badly.
One of the most funny horror comedy movies I've ever watched when I used to watch horror movies when I was younger I don't anymore don't like horror Gore butt Texas chainsaw was one of the best made comedy horror I've ever seen, that movie based on true story why that happened in many instances with a lot of reacurimg cases like that similar because of invasion of privacy people want to be left alone don't Snoop around on someone else's property point blank enough said only good knows what they went through and witnessed growing up raised like that's what happens in the real world
How the fuck is the video quality so good for a films outtakes which is over 40yrs old Im baffled. Its like it's shot on digital HD at 720p at the time.
@@davefilms345 Maybe, but there's other outtake footage out there that from the looks of it where transferred to analog video tape that look pretty good too. There's one video that compiles the all the available cut footage in chronological shooting order (including what I mentioned), some even have sound. ruclips.net/video/EteJJrpqzNo/видео.html.
a Heard a Movie DIRECTOR once Say " AVERAGE DAY on a MOVIE SET is 17 HOURS " ... LONG DAY and it Takes AVERAGE of 1 Year To Make a Movie ( Includes Editing , And Other Stuff Before And After The Filming ) Source ? RUclips Documentary
YourTubeVideoss no AC in the van or the house they were filming at in August. Can you imagine the stink from Gunnar wearing the same dirty clothes for days
At 1:10 the guy in the white tank top, is that John Dugan? Guy who plays Grandpa? Looks a heck of a lot like him (search his name for a photo at that age)
12:27 OMG how would you like to own one of those original clapboards? I would have it in a glass case! I got to see this in 1980 when it was theatrically re-released across the country in all the cinemas with newspaper ads and everything.
the actors absolutely make this movie what it is...sally, bubba, hitchhiker and the cook feel so real and visceral as characters and it's terrifying
I completely agree! I rly like Nubbins :)
The Direction is amazing too but i agree the actors come across as real people as though its a docu-drama with the exception of Franklin Hardesty, the guy in the wheelchair. His performance is good but it comes across as a "Performance" rather than natural acting like the rest of them.
franklin always annoyed me. it just always felt like i was pulled out of the story any time he would share the screen with anyone. maybe that's how we were supposed to feel? glad that he's finally "shut up" for good. LOL @@TheKeggie
@@KourtneysPlasticSaladBowlsays more about you being a pathetic narc
Eh. I’m not bashing their acting, it’s amazing, but I think everything together made this film. Acting, Cinematography, music, it just couldn’t be what it is without any one of them being as good as they were in this film.
There will never be a remake able to capture the same raw grit the original had.
Can't agree more
Agreed. Remakes should be banned for good.
@7:39 Even though it's dark, it's so awesome to see that scene that Gunnar Hansen mentioned in the audio commentary, when he tripped & fell and the live chainsaw went flying out of his grip.
That's why he turns corners more carefully during the chase scene in the final cut.
And then starting @10:44, the first time Gunnar Hansen ever did the chainsaw dance. So cool!
Oecobius33 lmao when he fell I laughed, just imagine being chased by Leatherface and his ass trips hahah
I don't know why everybody say he dance in those scenes. I seet it as a way of expressing rage and frustation
Listening to his book now and I agree! I'm going back and watching scenes much more carefully now.
@@sergividal661 kind of like a blend of anger and psychosis, that's what I think at least
He moves like Jagger
I kinda wish they left that part around 10:40 in, cause it shows that leather face didn’t want to chase her anymore cause he knew drayton was in there... like he was scared of him or something lol.... which is what I kinda figured
Galick Gunz then we would miss half of the gas station scene
Nah then it’d remove the tension because we’d know that he stopped chasing her but in the actual movie you still think he’s chasing her and am not sure whether he’s going to show up or not
It wouldn't and it would kind of be suspicious if you saw Leatherface just standing stound
I guess so because leatherface is irdered around by drayton but if they did include that then it would remove the suspense.
I love the radio audio in place of silence. Nice touch.
Omg I can't believe we got to see Leatherface trip, that made my whole day😂
Yeah, I literally laughed when he tripped 😂😂
I talked to Gunnar Hansen and they said the put lifts on his shoes to make him a few inches taller and he said he whacked his head on the door frames the first time he carried Terry McMinn through the door to put her on the hook.
that noise-music is unnerving. Unsettling. adds a special creepiness to the movie. ehh
Peter Paul industrial slaughter house , sounds that a doomed cattle would hear
For sure the sound design had alot to do with how scary and creepy the movie is.
My aunt Colleen took me to see this in a drive in around 1979 i was 5 years old , it scared the fuck out of me ... love ya aunt Coll
Imagine how lame haunted houses would be if Leatherface never existed.
I guess im asking the wrong place but does any of you know of a method to get back into an instagram account?
I was stupid forgot the account password. I would love any tips you can give me!
@@brycetyler6162 this really is the most wrong and random place you could possibly be asking this
@@brycetyler6162 when you're trying to access isn't there an option "forgot password / forgot login credentials" or something like that? Basically they send you an email and you can make a new password if i remember correctly , obviously the email needs to be the one of the account... oh wait i'm maybe too late, did you you managed to get your account? in any case remember to write your passwords somewhere
@@axsriel v helpful good on you
@@brycetyler6162 Don't go back, it's a blessing in disguise...socials ruin your attention span.
Something about this movie feels so palpable and real I almost forget these people are actors sometimes haha
Me checking if the guests are gone yet: 12:18
Bonus points if you greet the guests with the business end of a chainsaw! (Like I often do…)
Same! 😂
13:27 They totally should have left that in!
Yes so nice
Grandpa sure knew how to pick 'em
the movement was too precise
2:26 - 2:29 Sally's smile is the most adorable smile ever 😍😁
I always had a crush on her. If I had been alive, and a young man around this time, oh man! Every time. Everybody talks about Terri, and I’m sure Terri was beautiful, but Marilyn was my girl.
@@CaseyScoffieldWOW . . .
@@CaseyScoffieldWOWew
@@darkx6869ew what
🤦♂️
The image quality is so good
Yes if you watch on youtube like behind the scenes of the 2003 reboot i did and the quality was so bad
I'm jealous. My Grandmom got to see this movie at a drive-in theater with friends.
12:55 me when im in a silly mood:
Reading the Chainsaw confidential made me admire this movie and the actors in it much more TCMis my number one favorite horror films it stands out to this day
In the door scene, the door was only sacrificial, but Gunnar cut a bit too far and gashed the door frame. I don't think the house's owners were too happy.
14:32 This escape is better than the one they used. She literally fuckin' rolled outta that bitch 🤣
12:40 the scary thing about this scene is that they had to ACTUALLY cut open Marilyn Burns finger because the fake blood wasn’t working
whats scary about that? oh scott, why are you on youtube? i thought jason killed you in f13 part 2?
@@rigormortis3532 wait aren't you supposed to be dead from part 1 0.o
@@rigormortis3532 Two years late, but it's because the sweltering 110 degree heat, made worse by the Leatherface costume having poor ventilation, and the food on the table during the dinner scene having started rotting which filled the room with a horrific stench, caused Gunnar Hansen to start hallucinating and believing he was meant to actually kill Marilyn.
@@Duothimir is that true? Now I see why his saw blade is so loose when he's chasing Sally up the stairs. LMAO!
@@Duothimirthey also used real animal carcasses n bones they had someone who went n brought in roadkill the smell literally made the cast throw up several times
Took him forever to saw through that door😂
Leatherface is no Bob Vila, sadly
An Awesome piece of Cinema History that will forever be the #1 Chainsaw film of all time so much work and talent was put into this movie this just show you that all the CGI and Gore is not needed to make an Awesome film R.I.P to all those who have passed on 😀
I wish they kept those shots of Leatherface running in the dark from the chainsaw's point of view in the movie. That looked GREAT.
13:17 I have yet to see a clearer shot of the side profile of the original Pretty Woman mask. TOTS got their replica perfect. It DOES have little red shoelace holes for the twine to be tied through!
This film is one of the most terrifying, awesome ones I have ever seen! Talk about true horror!! Marilyn Burns and Gunner Hansen were so talented.
Gunnar and Marilyn attended a fan meet and greet in London many years later . They talked about how thankful they were to receive so many fans across the globe .
@@jeffbryan4019 That's awesome 👍!
@@jeffbryan4019they and a few others are gone now.. rip
It’s crazy how prestine the footage of the outtakes are…It’s better than some of the dvd releases.
The beginning of this movie was scary too, corpses being dug up from their graves.
And if you actually listen, you can hear the grunts of the hitchhiker. It sounds like he’s digging and cutting. Of course being blind, I thought that’s actually what it was. I didn’t know.
Always neat to see the actors and actresses taking part
I had no idea how much I've needed this
0:59 the dude on the left looks like John Dougen (19) who played Grandpa (124)
IT IS HIM !
GREAT stuff!! It’s amazing what these Bolex H16 cameras were capable of!
Used them in film school in the early 80s. You're right. I love them.
"LOOK WHAT YOUR BROTHER DID TO THE DOOR!"
11:21 This moment right here makes me think Gunnar wasn't totally honest about coming up with the chainsaw dance on the spot. It looks to me based on what I saw at this moment in this video that he would have to have at least been thinking about it for a while during the shoot.
I think in that moment he wasn’t dancinf, he was just grunting because he didn’t catch her
I read the dance wasnt scripted, but it was just gunnar's outburst of his fustration of being in the heat, sweating, stinking, etc but they kept it on the film
They really did good job Texas chainsaw massacre game to the visuals are really well detailed.
My god can you imagine if something had gone wrong with that saw? And thank God it didn’t. It could have taken a chunk out of Marilyn’s butt, sawed Franklin in half, hacked off Kirks leg. My hell. It actually almost did happen according to gunner Hansen in the DVD commentary. I believe it’s when he’s chasing Sally out toward the street, and the saw I believe cut through his boot and heated up the metal plate on his leg. He said it burned him really badly.
There was no chain on it
Those different angles of Franklyn’s death were excellent!
Love the radio news at beggining
To think the 20 cast members, and actor's, only got around $405.00 each if that was even true, out the $8000 dollars is insane !
Teri McMinn, what an incredible beauty!
She's a very sweet woman as well.
She is a very nice lady
12:30 masterclass of acting !
Indeed
This is so awesome, thank you for sharing this!!!
The chicken gives me chills.
Love these scenes. The radio blurbs playing in the background add a macabre vibe . There’s bad happening all over!
Je vois ce making of pour la toute 1 ère fois , c est une drôle de sensation .
Such a masterpiece! I'm loving this film
Me, too.
I love the scenes with grandpa.
Have never seen some of these, thanks for sharing.
If only they had given Leatherface his own key 🗝️ that door would still be in one piece 🚪
Hmm you re right!!
You was supposed to be helping'em get back to the house 😂 yuh dam fool you ruin the door 😂
One of the most funny horror comedy movies I've ever watched when I used to watch horror movies when I was younger I don't anymore don't like horror Gore butt Texas chainsaw was one of the best made comedy horror I've ever seen, that movie based on true story why that happened in many instances with a lot of reacurimg cases like that similar because of invasion of privacy people want to be left alone don't Snoop around on someone else's property point blank enough said only good knows what they went through and witnessed growing up raised like that's what happens in the real world
Just watching the outtakes is giving me the creeps
Love the movie and the creepy music
At 1:03 the guy on the left wearing the white cowboy hat is the one who played Grandpa, the finger sucker. Good makeup job.
Look what your brother did to the door.
He got no pride in his home! 😂😂
Thank you SOOO Much for posting these!!!
The local at the cemetery in the white muscle tshirt (:58 mark) looks like Jim Dugan, aka Granpa.
It sure does now you mention it. I wonder if it was him?
Marlon Isaac it is
I showed that clip to John at a Horror Con and he confirmed it is definitely him
This was real film making, not bullshit CGI like Hollywood uses today.
This is great. Thanks so much
7:01 looks like leather face is riding a bike 😂
8:37 I laughed so hard at the chainsaw not starting while you can only see Gunnar's arm 😂
How the fuck is the video quality so good for a films outtakes which is over 40yrs old Im baffled. Its like it's shot on digital HD at 720p at the time.
Film is HD
@@FUCKINGENIOUS I undertand that, they must have completely remastard the outakes
@@davefilms345 Maybe, but there's other outtake footage out there that from the looks of it where transferred to analog video tape that look pretty good too. There's one video that compiles the all the available cut footage in chronological shooting order (including what I mentioned), some even have sound. ruclips.net/video/EteJJrpqzNo/видео.html.
that door looks so thin he probably could have body slammed right through it
a Heard a Movie DIRECTOR once Say " AVERAGE DAY on a MOVIE SET is 17 HOURS " ... LONG DAY and it Takes AVERAGE of 1 Year To Make a Movie ( Includes Editing , And Other Stuff Before And After The Filming ) Source ? RUclips Documentary
YourTubeVideoss no AC in the van or the house they were filming at in August. Can you imagine the stink from Gunnar wearing the same dirty clothes for days
MMAFighter38 Plus all the decomposing animals
6:26 wow
what a quality video!
So insane this was 50 years ago
Ok that was freaky looking 6:42
the outtakes are very cool
very cool
There are a NUMBER of shots here that could stand to be put back into a blu-ray cut at some point.
At 1:10 the guy in the white tank top, is that John Dugan? Guy who plays Grandpa? Looks a heck of a lot like him (search his name for a photo at that age)
Yeah, pretty sure it's him
A master piece!!
This is great to see- thanks!
People sure did smoke a lot back then.
Yep I grew up in a cloud of smoke.
6:29 Franklin's death 6:04
12:20, peekaboo!
Incredible! What a find!
Aw I bet it was fun to be on set for this movie!
Very Cool video, this film still holds up solidly. Does anyone know if this original house is still there or is it long gone?
This movie always icon movie ever
You could take me to my house . I live right off this road .
Well couldn’t you just walk… if it’s so close
Pls pls pls upload other movies as well..soo great
Amazing quality.
Art
13:25
Did they really catch granda digging for gold?
Where did you find this?
Good stuff manerd
thank you so much for sharing brother!
12:27 OMG how would you like to own one of those original clapboards? I would have it in a glass case! I got to see this in 1980 when it was theatrically re-released across the country in all the cinemas with newspaper ads and everything.
Wow this was on 1974 😨🥰
Charnel house exploitation movies weren't supposed to reach mainstream but this did in the horror genre.
Don't he have no respect for his home
Génial !!!!
Oh ! Un français ! 😀😅
Et oui c'est trop bien ce genre de vidéo ! 😁😉
Is that person a stunt double person in 9:35 what did they do
“Only parts of the corpse had been removed”
When the girl ran inside he did cut the door.
13:25 lmao grandpa going at it
Sally has big of a butt no wonder Bubba was chasing her😂😂😂
Estoy de acuerdo yo tambien la perseguiria.
Thank you!
Why two of the same vans at 4:42?
MMAFighter38 Probably in terms of continuity; one for the cast, the other for the crew.
One with the blood writing on it!
One was probably for shooting and one probably had the props and equipment
I Love OUT - TAKES of ANY - MOVIE ! ( im not into violence in movies THAT'S BESIDES THE POINT )
Wow only take 1 do all scenes
5:51