THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE (1974) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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- The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1996) First Time Watching Movie Reaction Commentary for JL. Many moments of WTF DID I JSUT WATCH and wondering how stupid people can actually be were had.
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You will not have a more purely visceral and confrontational horror film experience than this one. This reaction will be one for the ages 😂
I wonder if the new demeter movie will be good and the devil rejects is really rough
Devils rejects was pure insanity. My favorite Zombie film.
@@keithcole8536 The Devil's Rejects (and Rob Zombie in general) was HEAVILY inspired by TCM, and in my opinion, Rob Zombie apes elements of this movie in his own movies. A lot of that movie, as well as House of 1000 Corpses, is really just shock and gore for its own sake, and it lacks the kind of raw terror that TCM has.
That said, both those movies are awesome and fucked up in the best way haha
i knew this would be a classic reaction. bro is hilarious!
I can say 3 old Japanese (FICTIONAL) snuff movies at the top of my head that are more visceral ( in my opinion)
“He just got done like a cow. Run bitch!”
One of THE funniest things I ever heard someone say in a reaction video 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Tobe Hooper deliberately toned down the overt blood and gore in the hopes of scoring a PG rating. Instead, he got an X rating. He inadvertently straddled a line that a lot of horror directors struggle with. He made a horror movie that's *genuinely* horrifying.
The horror of this film is it could happen. Truth be told I'm sure worse than this goes on right now.
In the commentary he described it as 2 ounces😂
Y'all scare too easily.
@blytheguy7510 It was based on rl killer Ed Gein.
@@DavidMyrmidonlmao look at this badass, what a freak of nature you must be to not be scared, wow.
You saying you'd hide naked in the woods to escape had me rolling. Thanks for the laughs!
What's important to know, is that it would've been central to the plot.
I laughed so hard at that.
I'll never forget watching this movie on VHS (borrowed it from the library). Sat there with my mom, dad and brother. No one spoke throughout the movie.....when it finally ended my mom broke the silence and said "NEVER bring a movie like THAT into this house again!!" 😅
JL's reaction here's hilarious. Pay heed to his advice. NEVER pick up hitchhikers. NEVER go inside houses where you aren't invited. I've NEVER laughed so much in my life at something. TCM holds a special place for me in the horror genre.
Legend has it that Truck Driver is still running till this day. 🏃♂️
Fun facts.
1. The final scene where she is hysterically laugh/scream was 100% real. They had finished filming and the actress though the hell of filming was over , until they called her back for one more shot.
2. Guy playing Franklin had a pay dispute and threatened to walk (or roll?) Off set . So the director cut him his check and he did the scene of him rolling down that hill on the highway with the check in his pocket.
3. Leatherface's actor Gunnar Hansen kept hidden away from his fellow cast so they wouldn't be spoiled for his reveal. The scene where he comes in with the hammer spooked Kirks actor so bad he ran out of the house so fast.
4. During the filming of the dinner scene, it was actually broad daylight outside with no air conditioning inside of the house. This meant that they had to have blackout curtains which only made the house hotter. The temperature inside would sometimes rise to over 120 degrees Fahrenheit and because all of the animal bones and carcasses were real, this intense amount of heat began to make the smell absolutely unbearable. Many of the actors have said that they would go outside and vomit only to come back in and finish recording.
I LOVEEE these fun facts!@
Gunnar scared Allen (Jerry’s actor) pretty bad from what I hear.-
During the scene where Leatherface was chasing Sally through the woods, she was so slow that he had to keep stopping to saw on trees and such to let her get ahead.
In the final shot of him swingingmthe chainsaw around, he scared the crew so badly they ran. That's why it cuts so suddenly.
The actor playing Grandpa was 19 years old at the time.
@@dr.burtgummerfan439 I forgot how long all the makeup effects took to put on but it was not a fun time for him
The RUclips video you are about to see is an account of an infamous horror film which befell a particularly jovial man. It is all the more tragic in that he was fairly squeemish, but even if he'd had nerves of steel, he could not have expected nor would he have wished to see as much of the mad and the macabre as he was to see that day. For him, sitting down with his dogs to watch a movie would become a nightmare. The selection of that movie was in the hands of his fans and viewers. Tonight he would be watching.... the Texas Chain Saw Massacre.
Fun fact: The word "Texas" has made it's way into Norwegian vocabulary. They use it to describe something crazy.
As a Texan, I approve this message.
Odd...here in the states we use Florida
If I owned Texas and Hell, I would rent out Texas and live in Hell
--General Philip Henry Sheridan
Lol that's actually insane and hilarious at the same time
come on down to Texas, bro. we'd love to have you for dinner!
The entire hitchhiker rant at the start had me howling with laughter 😅😂
"No, No, Ah Hell No, No!"
One of the greatest horror films ever made! Still disturbing after almost 50 years!
How does anyone find this movie horrifying or disturbing???
This movie was only 4 years old when I was born. The first time I ever watched it was with some friends at a sleepover when we were between 8 and 10 years old. It bored us all to sleep even after Leatherface showed up.
The acting is worse than a middle school stage play.
The visuals look like they were assembled by the stage crew from that same middle school.
The filming style and picture quality look worse than what us kids could produce with my uncle's first generation camcorder at home in the 80s.
Today the movie barely makes an okay B roll comedy, but that's the best that can be realistically said about it.
@@shanem4703 you sir, are a loser.
And here you are clown.
That's your opinion, personally I prefer this to any big budget over produced modern horror movie, this seemed much gritty and realistic imo almost like a found footage film. I understand your criticisms but to me that's what kind of made this movie so great! Not everything has to have Avatar level production or Godfather level acting, sometimes imperfection makes some things better!
One of the Greatest Horror films??? What my guy have you been watching? I thought it was outright S T U P I D... Now take the Exorcist or Alien and your talking great horror
It took me a while to really feel what Jay was puttin' down, but he's become my favorite reactor. Jay, i love your empathy, your family nature with your fans, and your frankness. Keep doing what you're doing, and much love to you. Oh, and i love your dogs!
He's the only one I actually subscribed to.
Same same!! ❤❤
He's as squeamish as a 7 year old girl though 🙋
@@ckobo84 & that's what makes him & his reactions so entertaining 🤣 🥰
This whole reaction had me in tears. Especially when you said you would’ve took your clothes off because she had bright white pants on 😂
Just remember Murder Whistle's lack of clothing would've been central to the plot.
@@scipioafricanus5871 Exactly 😎
The randomness of the violence and how brutal it is will leave our guy a mess for this one.
25:41 “He was dead; his body just didn’t know it, he was dead.” That took me out. 😂 And nah, if you willingly walk your ass into someone’s sketchy house in the south, you better be a fighter because no way in hell am I going in after you - I’m halfway home already.
I mean, he wasn't wrong. The first whack killed him...or damaged his brain so bad that he might as well be dead. The rest was body spasms.
“I’m not comfortable with this…”
Yeah that’s not gonna go away.
"Grandpa looks like he's 182 years old." LOL
Two moments I am excited for: one is an iconic slamming door and the other is a guy in a wheelchair saying he keeps hearing something in the dark woods. RIP to JL's stomach lmao.
Hitchhiking was very commonplace in the 70s. I've even taken a ride from one lady once who saw me standing on the bus stop on my way to school. Was damn near a blizzard and I was freezing. If it were a man I wouldn't have accepted. But I was 14 and braver than I should have been. Man the heat in that car felt amazing and I actually got to school on time.
“Y’all are sick people, somethings wrong with y’all” JL
"They're in the kitchen playing spades, or something, a wild game of bridge broke out, a heated battle of monopoly."
🤣 You must watch "Come And See".
''Who will survive?''
One girl
''And what will be left of them?''
Everything except for her sanity...
The funniest reaction I’ve ever watched. 😂😂 Especially with the look into the camera: “What’s it called? The part that f***ing sweeps!”, and the immediate glance back to the pup. Just hilarious!! 😂😂
The very first horror movie that gave me nightmares waaay back then!
We used to explore old abandoned homes in the 70’s. Pre-teens and fearless. We saw some creepy CREEPY STUFF
We did some abandoned buildings back in the day, too. However, we were usually somewhat armed. I quit after going toward one place and getting an awful vibe from it. I was on my own that time and I got out of there in a hurry.
I only went in one abandoned home back it '68 or '69 when I was nine or ten years old. The house looked like a Goodwill store had exploded inside it. Junk everywhere. My friend and I would go in it, had to crawl through a "tunnel" that came up through the living room floor. We almost got caught by the owner once and the cops another time. After the cop scare we never went back. Fun fact: it was in Detroit.
@@jameskirschling7887I went into quite a few abandoned houses in Detroit as well. Some if it was as urban archeology, some of it was to do drugs. I got some creepy ass vibes, going into abandoned houses in the muffle of the night, with nothing but a lighter & a crack pipe, lol. It always felt like someone was watching me. Who knows, they probably were..
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 I did go into a house once as a teenager where we took a hit of what was called tab T (THC) back then and smoked weed, but that was in Roseville so it wasn't really in a "scary" neighborhood.
Yeah see it really got J. I prescribed him some temazepam for his sleep sure he will need it. i thought movie was outright s t u p i d . To me real horror is the Exorcist, Alien these kinds
I think what's scariest the most about this movie is the way it's filmed and scenes are shot. The fact the footage looks old and grainy, gives it a sense of realism almost like a documentary for some reason. That's just the way it is for me.
"A wild game of bridge broke out." 😂🤣😂🤣😂
Absolutely Hilarious!
47:10 "Somebody gonna ask her is she want some Texas Toast and she just gonna pop off" Hahahaha
I’m writing this before I watch his reaction. “Shut up” (jumpscare) - 4 times. “Shut the f up” (unbelievable) - 3 times. “Uurgh” (bloody or nasty) - 5 times.
I raise your 3 stfup's to 10 😂😂
You forgot: “Oh, *HELL* naw!”
Oh I think the count for Gremlins was even higher, sooo...
And "Pack it up!"
All his unique reactions are awesome! Hilarious. I think I have watched this 10 times just for his comments and to look at his facial reactions. Absolutely Fabulous.
I can see EOM saying shut up 30 times, and looking disgusted at some certain scenes in this movie 😂🤣
This one might break him...
Y'all did him dirty making him watch this. 🤣😂🤣
And stopping briefly and pointing at us and saying "Thank you."
I had to double-check what I was seeing in my notifications. WTF! Poor J, I guess the _Saw_ films aren't traumatizing enough 😱😱😱😱 And I'm totally here for it! For support...yeah, moral support.
"I'm out here thinking it's brisket and it's Tammy's titty." LMFFAO
That hilarious comment stunned me. (I agree with him now......)
This movie is based loosely on the life of killer and grave robber Ed Gein, whom wasthe basis for Norman Bates in PSYCHO, Leatherface in Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Buffalo Bill in Silence Of The Lambs.
I love the scene with Leatherface freaking out and looking out the window wondering if any more intruders are coming. I feel kinda bad for him for a millisecond.
He's had a doozy of a day
@@AwkwardKyle 🤣
Horror films from the 60's up until the 80's were on another level. There were so many issues with censorship that film makers had to either get super creative in how they approached the movies they made, or they said "to hell with it" and pissed off A LOT of people. Horror isn't for everyone, but it has been invaluable in expanding what is allowed on screen, by by extension allowing other genres more freedom in their storytelling.
Ricky The DRAGON Steamboat??? Nah... that man was a legend back in the day. Those wrestling feuds were epic. Watching him come off the top rope was like watching the future of the sport. Ricky and Jimmy Superfly Snuka redefined the game.
It's crazy how this film from 74 is more disturbing than nearly all modern horror films. The atmosphere and texture are so unnerving. Everything feels so genuine.
Modern movies are too reliant on CGI and brutality. There was that back in the day, and in this one, but you are right about the buildup and all.
As a kid from the '70's I'm allergic to cgi!😅 I remember we'd wait all week for Saturday morning cartoons. They were magical. Then I saw a show on how they were made & ruined cartoons for me. All I could think of after that was some poor artist having to draw picture after picture bhs. I prefer claymation to top cgi, as at least the sets were often real places. Been trying to watch Lord of the Rings so long I got it on vhs!😅 Probably started 20 times & just made it out the tavern!😅 All I see are green screens & multi million dollar actors acting to nothing & kids on computers punching keys! Sucks for me. I just keep going back in time with films. There's planty. Got the best ahead of me! At the very least cgi not only stunted the creative process it cheaply simplified & stagnated it, that is until the next breakthrough in technology adds a few more pixels or some shit?!😅
That said,, wish I could. To each their own!
✌🌎❤
We were more difficult to scare back then
Very limited gore and jump scares too
As a side comment - Even in the "music" score where they just tap a cymbal sound - creepy. - just that sound as he is walking around the house.t.
Just so you know, all because of you I’ve gotten into the habit where I’m telling inanimate objects to “shut up!,” and now people look at me crazy.
3 hours until a shut the fuck up marathon! Can't wait.
Side story. I didn't know my dad but this movie is as far as I know my first memory. That's because the last time I saw him I was 3 or 4 and he had me and my brothers for the weekend. He put us in a room to watch this is and Terminator. As the story goes, that was the last time we ever saw him. I don't remember him, but I sure as hell remember this movie. Been a horror movie fan my whole life. THANKS DAD
Watching EOM haveing a big meltdown while reacting to this movie was priceless🤣🤣🤣
I saw this on Halloween in a friends backyard and her dad ran out with a chainsaw at the peak of the movie and I legit almost shit my pants. This is one of the scariest films ever because it’s based on a bunch of real events.
*Very loosely based on a bunch of real events
It's based on Ed Gein.
24:15 Watching this reaction reassures me that, as a student of life, Jay has internalized this basic truth: I don’t need to be faster than the bear, just faster than you.
…. And stay out of strangers houses you haven’t even been invited to visit.
Still today one of the most terrifying films and all-time pure horror masterpiece.
How does anyone find this movie horrifying or disturbing???
This movie was only 4 years old when I was born. The first time I ever watched it was with some friends at a sleepover when we were between 8 and 10 years old. It bored us all to sleep even after Leatherface showed up.
The acting is worse than a middle school stage play.
The visuals look like they were assembled by the stage crew from that same middle school.
The filming style and picture quality look worse than what us kids could produce with my uncle's first generation camcorder at home in the 80s.
Today the movie barely makes an okay B roll comedy, but that's the best that can be realistically said about it.
@@shanem4703 What an edgy 8 year old you must have been --- and so jaded before your time --- seen it all at 8, had you?
@@shanem4703 Dude, get over yourself.
@@zq9m3xh8 what does my opinion of the movie have to do with getting over myself?
Wouldn't "get over your opinion of the movie" be quite a bit more accurate?
When I watched this for first time I felt like I was watching something illegal. This movie is effed up. Great reaction M Whistle!
Depending on where you were and what year it was, it could have been illegal.
Oh, hell no. Someone was just determined to traumatize you so much you would end up in Briar Ridge roommates with Percy the evil prison guard from Green Mile just so you have to marinate in his ain't 💩 mentality, lol. I feel like this one will be up there with the Exorcist as the most horrifying movie you'll experience on this channel 😅
“What’s his mask made of?”🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
I think that mask was made out of liquid latex.
When I was 6 my class went to see The adventures of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn. I told my older brother about it and he laughed and said he would take me to see good movie. This is the movie he took me to see.
Your reaction was *priceless* 😱 Sally loves screaming, living & windows 🪟🪟
And :Stop saying her name so much - Sally, Sally, Saaaaaaly.!:
“WTF have I watched?” 😂😂😂
Seriously this a genuine horror experience 😮 loved every minute.
People used to go hitchhiking everywhere back in the 70s. But you knew not to walk up in a stranger's house. That would get you shot even then.
The Night Court reference was unexpected but understandable. Then the Mama's Family reference caught me completely off guard 😂
I stopped by to give you a Like for being you. But I won't over watch this film again.
Fun fact, during the scene where she's running through those bushes and trees and was covered in blood, all of that blood is her own actual blood. The actress got seriously tore up running through all of those thorny bushes, and was seriously covered in her own blood
43:41 This image has stayed with me for life. This OG massacre effed me up.
This is based loosely on real events. There was a serial killer named Ed Gein and he was the inspiration for this movie and psycho “Norman Bates.” Gein was a schizophrenic and he never got treatment for his mental health.
YEP.😊
One of the best horror films of all time. The rest of the franchise is kinda hit and miss but I highly recommend TCM part 2 from 1986 (my personal favorite). The remake from 2003 is pretty good too.
TCM 2 was bat shit crazy. And I absolutely loved it
Agree! Dennis hopper in it makes it the cherry on top 😂
bro why everyone love this movie acting is fucking terrible
Hope you are having an great and awesome day ❤
Same to you, homie!
Along with Texas Chain Saw Massacre being one of the greatest horror films of all time, it probably has the best intro to any horror film ever made. It leaves you feeling so uneasy and sets the perfect tone for the rest of the movie.
I'm so glad you reacted to this finally. I've been waiting for it
That was a great quote. A professional comic writer can't come up with better lines.
"I respect it." Is one of my favorite moments on the show.😂
This, Jeepers Creepers and Wrong Turn messed with my head.
JLs got good survival instincts. Never be ashamed to flinch when something scary happens, or to refuse to expose yourself to potential dangers like hitch-hikers. It's not a sign of cowardice, it's a sign your brain's wired right.
Lots of trespassing and tripping and smashing and slashing. Gonna be a bloody good time.
I like the reboots from 2003. the sheriff is an amazing character.
You are really putting yourself out there in the horror, huh? lol This movie is just so grimy and sweaty and the ambience and visceral horror is almost impossible to replicate. Love it.
As a Kid I was terrified of Freddy Kruger, Jason Voorhees, Michael Myers, and especially Chucky. I was forced to watch these movies with my Cousins while my parents were out, then I got use to Horror films. Here's the shocking part, I willingly watched The Texas Chainsaw Massacre when I was 12 on AMC, got terrified during the whole Dinner scene. When I brought this up to my folks, even my cousins were like, "What the fuck is wrong with you?!" Apparently, even they were scared of the Movie, and I got those assholes back. Now it's one of my favorite horror films that still scares me. Especially the Leatherface showing up to kill Franklin scene, because it was dark and that chainsaw was an instant start. The Dinner scene I'm fine with, but that Jump scare still gets me.
When they said it's based on a true story, what they really mean it took inspiration from the Ed Gein murders in Plainfield, Wisconsin, where he stole corpses from cemeteries, made furniture out of human remains, and skinned women to make a woman suit. Actually, a lot of Horror films were based on the Gein murders, now that I think about. Psycho, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and Silence of the Lambs are the movies that come to mind.
“especially Chucky??” Are you freaking serious??
@@nsasupporter7557 Yeah, I had a fear of dolls. Especially porcelain. Think about it, a Doll that pretends to be a Doll, then it comes to life. Also, it doesn't help that my cousins scared with one of those My Buddy Dolls, by making me think it was alive.
Though now, I love the Child Play series. I'm not that boy anymore, now I obsessed with Horror. All the things that used to scare me, I adore them.
@@bijanthegr91 Chucky wasn’t a porcelain doll though
@@nsasupporter7557 Nah, that was before Chucky. It's just disturbing my Aunt has those. In general, I did not like Dolls, but now I'm actually chill about them and set them up for Halloween.
@@bijanthegr91 Them cousins of yours, they only have themselves to blame, they created a TCM-liking monster
The scenery in this film is scarier than the plot.
Another movie based off of Ed Gein, American a serial killer from 1947 - 1957. He lived in Plainfield, Wisconsin. The other movies were Psycho and Silence of the Lambs. I want that green ford van. Growing up my Dad went through 4 of them in that model. His last one was an old school bus. Man my sister hated riding in that one lol.
He's going to lose his s*** over the dinner table scene.
That scene was truly horrifying. Well done.
Man... you're almost up to 50k subs. That's going to be a milestone for the channel and well deserved. More people need to see EOM reactions.
I LOVE how you've made the phrase "shut the fuck up" so endearing. Obsessed.
Ahhh. Heading into the years when I spent most of the movie run hollering"bi*ch shut up and hide or run cause right now you're schreeching is calling him right to you." All that screaming used to drive me nuts. You might as well stick a flashing neon sign on your head that says "come kill me".
My mom remembers seeing this and the exorcist at a drive in. The best of the best.
Props to your mom!! 👊
@@PrettyFixedStars yea she said she'll never forget them.
I saw the Exorcist at the Drive-In. Scared the crap out of everyone there. The concession stand closed early because nobody would get out of their car.
One of the greats! They literally tortured the actors during the making of this. Watch the documentary some time. J gonna love this one!😈
The rest of the crew didn't have a fun time either. It was hot and smelled rank in that house.
That is one of them old early 1900's brooms, the put lead in the brush part, gets really heavy.
34:02 - 34:33 You know how to paint one of the funniest pictures, I can't stop laughing 😂
I remember seeing this at around 7 or 8 years old. I live in Texas and thought this was real because of the intro. I was mortified! It’s definitely a classic.
I think a lot of people did back then when it came out
7 or 8? Where were your parents?
@@teresas8173 probably watching it with him like mine did 😂 not saying I agree with it having kids myself now
Same. I know I was little when I first watched this. Even the 2nd one. Traumatic. Texas native too!
The sequel is worth a watch. It's a completely different tone
I'll never be able to hear the opening without thinking he's stoned.
Did anyone else jump up and yell Yes !✊ when his dog stood up on his back legs in the bed 🐶 lol
This is going to be AWESOME!
House of 1000 corpses would be fun.
Sweet job & reaction.
Literally NEVER GETS OLD - Best commentary in youtube
At first, I was so excited to see your reaction to this movie and had every intention of giggling at your pain... but now I see this face at 9:44, and I feel bad...
NOOOOOT!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Loved the reaction!
I’m just now about to watch this reaction. I’m already giving it a thumbs up and smiling from ear to ear because I’m expecting this to be an absolute ride. Thank you for sitting through what will likely be a traumatic experience 🫣
This is the funniest goddamn thing I've ever seen.
"His Cardio's amazing!" 😂😂😂😂
Driver made the right move. By the time he got his '70s semi fired up and rolling again, Leatherface would have carved him to shreds.
Hold on to you lugnuts this is gunna be a bumpy ride 😂😂
J, I hope you're having an excellent day because it's about to get, er, less excellent; I expect some jump scares and a whole lotta gagging. Just remember, we watch because we love you... getting startled by the jump scares. 😂 Can't wait to see your edit, Blank. God bless you guys with excellence!
RIP Marilyn Burns 'Sally' one of horror films early 'Final Girls'. This has one of the best unsettling soundtracks.
. Hooper produced the film for less than $140,000 ($800,000 adjusted for inflation) and used a cast of relatively unknown actors drawn mainly from central Texas, where the film was shot.
Now that you've seen Texas Chainsaw Massacre, it's time for Summer School JL. Directed by Carl Reiner, it has a ton of young 80's horror faces and pays homage to this bloody classic more than once.
Second comment I've seen about Summer School. It sounded like a good movie. Now that I know Carl Reiner directed it I definitely want to see it.
Yes watch it
My man, you always have the absolute best reactions to everything! I die laughing the whole time 😂
Rumor has it, that truck driver at the end is still running to this day
Man I like to fell out when you said Ricky "The Dragon"Steamboat watches the channel,he is an Icon and legend
After nearly 50yrs this is still one of the most horrifying and disturbing films ever made.
How does anyone find this movie horrifying or disturbing???
This movie was only 4 years old when I was born. The first time I ever watched it was with some friends at a sleepover when we were between 8 and 10 years old. It bored us all to sleep even after Leatherface showed up.
The acting is worse than a middle school stage play.
The visuals look like they were assembled by the stage crew from that same middle school.
The filming style and picture quality look worse than what us kids could produce with my uncle's first generation camcorder at home in the 80s.
Today the movie barely makes an okay B roll comedy, but that's the best that can be realistically said about it.
@@shanem4703 For me I was like 8yrs old when I saw this for the first time. It was on tv and my grandpa was watching it and it was at the moment Kirk got hit with that hammer to the head. The site of his body violently twitching stuck with me and kinda traumatized me. That scene for me still today as a 38yr old man is one of the most disturbing and horrifying thing I ever saw.
@@shanem4703stop posting this on every comment that calls it scary, ur embarrassing yourself
The 2003 version is a whole lot better and even scarier in my own opinion,, but for me this version is the more disturbing style to this story in the 2003 version is the more scarier more better acting
Surprisingly only 1 person is actually killed with a chainsaw in the "massacre"
Willie Nelson's first wife wrapped him up in a bedsheet while he was passed out sleeping. She then beat him with a broomstick. He says he was a problem at times 😂