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This movie has one of my favorite first kills. It's mid day and the sun is shining, Kirk makes an all too real small stumble and runs directly into the killer. It doesn't just cut away after one blow, we see him get brutally beaten down and then that metal door slides shut. It's so removed from modern jump scare kills and it still strikes a nerve to this day.
The terrifying thing about that scene was the way he starts convulsing before being dragged off and that door closing. Horrific! One of the scariest death scenes of all time
The scene with Pam on the meat hook might be the scariest thing after the dinner scene. A hook in your back as you watch a mad man butcher your boyfriend, knowing you're next.
I love Leatherface’s first appearance. There’s no buildup to a “monster,” no tension, no suspenseful music. It just happens. Which in its own beautiful way, makes frightening.
no music build up, nothing really to indicate these kids were about to become BBQ, even Leatherfaces reveal there was nothing but silence and what you think is a pig squealing that actually turned out to be Leatherface himself, still chills my bones
I really love that. The first kill is so sudden and shocking: easily worth the long wait. They took a similar approach to Franklin's death, which may well be the greatest jump-scare of all time.
@@herosam1390 oh look at me mister smart guy, with the 25 brain cells..................wait a minute did I just insult myself?!!!!!....... *concerned look*
The shot where leather face grabs pam like a toddler and her arms and legs are just flailing in the air is so iconic and terrifying. Like imagine being picked up by a giant psychopath like a child and being dragged to your doom with no escape apparently in reach. *chills*
I'm a huge horror fan and metalhead and I gotta say people in horror and metal are like teddy bears and lovable in person. 2 genres seen as grotesque and horrific with the nicest people.
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Fun Fact: The reason why gore is so limited is because Tobe Hooper actually wanted a PG rating believe or not but after getting the X rating multiple times he gave up and accepted the R rating
I think Jaws is honestly a more violent film than this, and that got PG, but the idea of cannibalism and human taxidermy, along with the mental torture of the main character probably made the MPAA give it an R.
Fun fact: You cant just start up a semi truck, theres a short order of operations when doing so and the time it would have taken them to start it was seconds they couldnt afford. Thats why they didnt just start it and drive off.
As someone in the mental health field, I appreciate that it was pointed out that most people with mental health concerns are more likely to be the victims of violence than the perpetrators. This is one of the most difficult parts of horror movie tropes.
@@JustAHaterDealWithit Jason is honestly the single least infantalized developmentally disabled character in all of cinema. Yeah the fact that he's violent does fall into stereotypes but there's a big difference between violence that's meant to cause fear and disgust and violence that's meant to make you go "Hell yeah! You go Jason!"
@@morganalabeille5004 It also helps that he turns into a supernatural indestructable murder zombie at some point, so the franchise is more openly divorced from reality than most of Halloween or the Texas Chainsaw films for example.
Fun fact: The scene where Leatherface cuts Sally's finger is 100% real as they couldn't get the fake blood to work and many other actors described working on the film as an absolute nightmare.
I mean, I can imagine. Filming in Texas summer, getting injuries because of low budget, with some people method acting absolute crazies and bastards. Doesn't seem like a great time lmao.
Fun fact: Gunnar Hansen didn't want the actors to see him dressed as Leatherface until each actors scenes were shot so they would give genuine reactions to seeing him for the first time
Fun fact: did you know that the creators of the movie actually hid leather face from the cast to get a real reaction out of them, which means it was the first time any of the cast seen him. Edit: If you watch their faces they are genuinely terrified.
Potterhead731 It apparently cracked up Leatherface’s actor too bc after Jerry genuinely let out that scream, his actor had to take a break for like 15 minutes bc he was laughing so hard
It's like how the cast of Scream weren't allowed to meet Roger L Jackson who did the Ghostface voice so they'd have more realistic scared reactions to the phone calls.
@@jakepalma4891 you saying “like Sloth from the goonies” infers that leatherface could have gotten it from Sloth, which is impossible since the release dates are 11 years apart
something i just realized watching this (again) is that Leatherface steals Pam's bracelet. When you look at Pam's wrist at 10:31, she has a bracelet on her right hand with bells on it. Later at 11:13 when she pops out of the freezer, its gone. A moment later at 11:26, you can see it on Leatherface's left wrist.
The first kill was so good imo. The way Kirk squirms around is as realistic as horror could get. The first swing most likely caved his skull and caused brain damage, which caused every nerve and muscle to twitch uncontrollably
100%. The way he spins around, pauses, and then starts spasming is horrifying. And then of course the door slam. Most realistic looking kill I've ever seen. It looks like a documentary.
For those who are good at math/science and estimation. Analyze the hammer kills on the basis of estimated force, impulse, momentum, and impact parameter. I tried several attempts but all my values have been wrong. I estimated the hammer weighed 2.6 kg. I think my final velocity for the hammer and my estimating how much torque Leatherface applies to the hammers is what is preventing me from getting any part of the problem correct.
The chainsaw is more of a concept. How could we know they didn't kill more people with a chainsaw? I also like to believe that leatherface rarely used it to kill people(unless he was in full panic mode) and usually just used it to dispose of the bodies easier.
I love how he says, people with such disabilities are rather victims. that is so true. It is so nice to see that with his joking around James is actually a smart and down to earth person. he deserves more credit.
Well it’s the point of the whole franchise, showing how mentally challenged Leatherface was forced to kill people. He never saw anything wrong about it because that’s how his brothers and grandpa raised him.
I’m a psychosis patient. Someone who deals with hallucinations and delusions on a daily basis. Though some are as simple as hearing a knock on the door, some can cause me to spiral out of control, with manic mood swings, paranoia and sleep deprivation. This however never causes me to cause harm to someone else, and I used to implode instead of explode. I’m glad you spoke about the idea that mental health suffering humans are more likely to implode and be a victim, rather than explode as a perpetrator. It’s something pretty rare in films. If someone saw my symptoms on paper, they’d probably be at least a little afraid to be left alone with me due to the media representation, even though I’m not a danger to others and have never been deemed as such.
One of the reasons I love this channel is because of moments like at 5:59. James is such a diehard horror fan but so often takes the time to step back and acknowledge times when the genre splits from real life in ways that might be problematic or reinforce harmful conventions.
Mentally that's what Leatherface is. He gets scared when Sally's friends keep coming into the Sawyer house like a kid would if a stranger walked into their house.
@@Xehanort10 I think Leatherface is the only real not evil slasher like he's basically a scared child trying to do his best for his older brothers (one who has been shown to hit and yell at him) and to make them proud of him. He's just probably really confused and if he was taken away and given the proper treatment he could be a harmless person.
i remember watching this movie for the very first time and the dinner scene felt like it lasted over an hour. i wasn’t scared at all watching this movie, but i couldn’t sit still when i was watching it. the suspense and unsettling nature made me think about it for days. fantastic movie
@@ightjai because my friend was going to his appointment to get shots and he came back and said there was a van outside a house with three detectives and caution tape that all he told me
I decided to watch this because I’ve been OBSESSED with the Texas Chainsaw game. I’m honestly impressed with how much this movie influenced the game. Like literally THIS movie. Lmao.
Oh yeah it’s because the creators of that game only have the rights to this movie specifically, hopefully soon they’ll get more rights and more stuff can be added to the game
I want them to make a film about the truck driver where he’s just going about his business for an hour and fifteen minutes and in the last fifteen minutes it’s just the end of this film.
Let’s be honest, that trucker was the only character worth rooting for in this film, how many people get to say they whacked some chainsaw wielding maniac upside the head with a wrench
9:51 fun fact, Robert Burns is also a famous Scottish Poet and made very popular poems including “Auld Lang Syne” that is sang on New Years around the world. He is celebrated by eating Haggis on the 25 of January (his birthday) and sing some of his poems to remember the legend he was
I’m glad I finally learned more about Leather face through this video, I kinda like how he is not as evil as most iconic killers, makes him feel like he is treated more as a tool rather than an individual
I love Sally Hardesty I legitimately just said I sympathize too easily and I said “I’ve” ever heard. Also how the hell do you like this channel with that name and profile pic. And another thing! You’re just wrong!
Fun Fact: Gunner Hanson who played Leatherface created the dance himself. The original ending was suppose to have him stomp his feet but when the filming was coming to and end, he swung the chainsaw around for fun and even Tobe Hooper liked that idea of him swinging it. So he let him do it in the final scene.
Fun fact: almost every comment is a fun fact and him and I are sick of it, it's a fun fact I admit, but make it different next time and just don't say the words fun fact, it's not that hard
I didn't think Franklin was annoying though and had a justified reaction. If the other characters were whinier they would've left. I would whine too if I got my arm sliced when I said don't let that guy in the van, my friends abandoned me, no one listened to me or trust my advice, etc. He probably would've survived more than Sally if he wasn't in a wheelchair since he knew something was off.
That scene with Pam is absolutely horrifying. As if being impaled by a meathook isn't bad enough, she gets to watch Leatherface carve up her boyfriend with a chainsaw, and sees exactly whats going to happen to her. Shit gives me shivers every time 😖
@@Joeyk354 That was my First thought too, the first time I saw this I thought: "Hey this just like dbd, a Leatherface get's a first hook and than just proxycamps..."
You do not need gore to make horror, this is still one of the most insane and brutal horror movies ever made. The whole experience left me feeling pretty crazy afterwards. Never will it ever be duplicated.
@@mikaeel_m3243I thought it was unsettling more than scary. I put myself in peoples shoes a lot so being in their spot wouldn’t be something I’d long for. I think the TCM game really shows what they go through.
This is without a doubt my favorite horror film. I absolutely adore the camera work, the creepiness, how the reveal for Leatherface was done, the snapshots in the beginning, just literally everything
God, James voicing Leatherface as just being real tired of these kids breaking into his house kills me, I love scary horror people acting like normal people. It's the same energy as Pennywise from the newer IT adaption being out of character but in full costume
It's weird how the final scene has become known as "the dinner scene", when it's never said in the movie that it's dinner. Given the time of day when Sally leaves the house, it's more likely it's breakfast.
The scene where Pam was caught by the Leatherface and got hooked like an animal in my opinion was one of the scariest scenes in a horror movie, it's so memorable and definitely a classic. Imagine trying to run for your life but then helplessly got picked up from the back and hanged by a hook. That's why this movie definitely one of my most favorites!!
Rhys Hamilton the actor Gunnar Hansen was actually pretty fast. For the chase scene in the dark, he had to slow himself down because he would catch up to her too easily
you're right it totally conveys the feeling of despair like getting hooked and killed yourself. Proof you don't need special effects and a big budget to make scary movies
As someone who advocates strongly (and has done full scale projects in my community) against the stigma of mental illnesses I sincerely appreciate the reminder you gave about people with illnesses or disorders. More often than not stigma harms those with illnesses and it leads to assumptions that anyone with a disorder or illness is violent. Just as James said, they are more often victims than perpetrator. Thank you for saying that! I know you won't see this but I love to see people reminding others not to stigmatize.
"they are more often victims than the perpetrator." Yet schizophrenics are still more likely to be violent. I hate these sort of phrases that try to change contexts.
@@rexviperfan not true While there have been recorded cases of schizophrenics being violent, I personally know some schizophrenics and have done extensive research on this subject. I know that doesn't mean much on the Internet, however the fact remains that schizophrenics are heavily stigmatized of being violent. Perhaps unmedicated and untreated, they *can* be violent, but in normal circumstances they often are not. I get what you're saying, but feeding into the stigma that they are prone to violence is just as bad.
@@commanderweebsterz ; We are talking about unmedicated schizophrenics (or other psychosis), specifically when they are in a manic or psychotic state. They can be unpredictable and aggressive when they are unmedicated, but return to normalcy when they get meds. There are obviously many cases of this happening, I even know of/are related to several who were extremely violent for years when they were off meds. These obviously don't make the significant portion of those with psychosis, but the portion that do can be *terrifying*, so it makes sense to use them as a model for horror movie villains. Anyways, my point really is that I don't like when truth/reality is buried by presenting 'alternative contexts'. It's like, two things can be true and not contradict each other, but to present one to discredit the other, it just doesn't sit well with me at all.
In one of the conventions James went to recently, he met the semi truck actor himself and he said that his character ran to the sheriff who was working with the Sawyers and as he said "They told me to either join the club or get in the pot and I chose to join the club". He even played 1 of the chili judges in TCM2, the one holding the triangle the lady rings before announcing Drayton as the winner, so he was a ringer for them to win the contest lmao. Crazy to know all that 40+ years after the fact
What I've noticed is that some of the most infamous and influential slasher horror movies don't actually have that many kills or gore at all. It's just pure atmosphere and suspense. I love it.
I feel like having more kills just means more characters and more characters just means less time to spend on any of them. So they just feel like boring idiot meat sacks, which makes for a cheaper or more forgettable film.
@@sexuallyactivetoyotaprius3454 it can still be a redeeming quality to have cool kills and gore in a horror or thriller movie especially slashers & body horror films
Slashers were all about the suspense and build up more then body counts, at least until Friday the 13th came along and made it a murder fest with tons of onscreen blood and gore. Just about every slasher movie in the 80s followed this formula, even the sequels to movies that inspired Friday the 13th such as Texas Chainsaw, and Halloween.
What kind of response is this? I think it’s visceral and horrifying. It would definitely make a plethora of different people have “nightmares” regardless of the release date. Jeez.
I've always found it hilarious that three people walk into a random house for no good reason and Leatherface is just kinda defending his home... Although the chasing out the door and brutalisation probably doesn't count towards the defending...
When I watch this movie I take it as a “don’t ever trust ppl and don’t ever intrude” 😂 you might get lucky and find what you’re looking for but you might piss off a leatherface as well lmao 🤷🏽
From Leatherface's point of view killing Kirk and Jerry was probably self defence but impaling Pam on the meat hook, forcing her to watch him chop up Kirk's body, sticking her in the freezer and killing Franklin when he heard him and Sally shouting for Jerry obviously wasn't. Earlier in the film Drayton tried to warn them because he knew his house was near Sally and Franklin's granddad's house. "You don't wanna go messing around no old house. You don't wanna go messing around other folks property. If some folks don't like it they don't mind showing ya." Basically "Don't go near my house or my little brother Bubba will make you wish you hadn't."
Good on James for stressing the disconnect between portrayals of mentally unwell people as villains in horror movies and their more prevalent victimisation irl (in fact, not only are the mentally ill more likely to be victims of violent crimes than perpetrators, they’re also more likely to be the victim of a violent crime than neurotypicals). It’s by spreading awareness and remaining conscious of this fact that we can allow these films to remain entertaining, without letting them create implications that seep into real life. It may be a small thing but it’s great to see from such a hardcore horror fan.
The funny thing is a whole lot of mentally ill and disabled people absolutely love Leatherface. He's relatable in how he's abused by his family and he's cool and intimidating and uses a chainsaw as a weapon. I have seen multiple pieces of fanart of him wearing an autistic pride pin.
Kirk's (the first) death is so memorable for me, because it just feels so real. There's no flourish to it or extra gore, just the thud of the hammer that sounds so realistic.
It was the death rattle that got me. Had a short phase where I'd venture to liveleak or read morbid stuff on the internet and the things bodies still do after death is horrifying. Especially if it is sudden.
You can see the total despair and desperation on her part, specially when she was driven to the point of offering herself to the Sawyers. Too bad(and perhaps good too since it shows that the Sawyers are not perverts) that the trio brothers has no interest and all they want is to play with their meal before killing it.
To explain why the truck driver may have jumped out of the truck instead of driving away, I would say he probably thought Leatherface could either break in or chainsaw though the door faster than he could start the truck/ drive away.
It was probably more based on reality. The driver probably didn't take off out of there because he couldn't due to the braking system on that truck at the time and such a hard stop. The brakes wouldn't release, so he couldn't floor it.
I have binged through so many kill counts, that I've found myself thinking "huh, I wonder how James would recount this or what interesting trivia he could give" while watching a random (non-horror) movie. Huge respect to what you're doing. It 100% shows how passionate you are about it
Ed Vazquez and if you pay attention to the camera movement during the final shots of the film, it’s because Gunnar Hanson was waving the chainsaw too close to the camera & Tobe Hooper was dodging the heavy instrument
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This movie has one of my favorite first kills. It's mid day and the sun is shining, Kirk makes an all too real small stumble and runs directly into the killer. It doesn't just cut away after one blow, we see him get brutally beaten down and then that metal door slides shut. It's so removed from modern jump scare kills and it still strikes a nerve to this day.
Daylight scenes are very disturbing. For instance the scene in "Zodiac" with the couple on the lake mid-day.
This scene is the one and only good thing about this movie.
I am the 1,000th like
Ikr and he got eaten!
The terrifying thing about that scene was the way he starts convulsing before being dragged off and that door closing. Horrific! One of the scariest death scenes of all time
Leatherface was the OG dead by daylight killer. He was using hooks before hooks were cool
he always runs insidious though, god damn campers
Woampy Joins and noed
And yet has one of the top toxic groups of people who camps survivors... shame.
SpongeBob was the og hook user lmaoo
Be quiet you hook-er hahhahahahhahahahhahahahhaha
The scene with Pam on the meat hook might be the scariest thing after the dinner scene. A hook in your back as you watch a mad man butcher your boyfriend, knowing you're next.
Im a very empathetic person so I feel that hook every time i see the movie
Yep
Dead by dead light be like
Scariest for me is the first kill when he whacks the guy with a hammer and he starts convulsing. Damn that was fucked up
You think that’s bad, go play dead by daylight
I love Leatherface’s first appearance. There’s no buildup to a “monster,” no tension, no suspenseful music. It just happens. Which in its own beautiful way, makes frightening.
And it ends just as quickly
@@jaelie8398 the slide door shutting seals the deal! No pun intended.
@@jaelie8398 that's another great way the scene works. By the time you're done processing the chaos it's already over.
no music build up, nothing really to indicate these kids were about to become BBQ, even Leatherfaces reveal there was nothing but silence and what you think is a pig squealing that actually turned out to be Leatherface himself, still chills my bones
I really love that. The first kill is so sudden and shocking: easily worth the long wait. They took a similar approach to Franklin's death, which may well be the greatest jump-scare of all time.
Leatherface: firmly grasp it.
(Hammer falls)
Leatherface: firmly grasp it.
(Hammer falls)
Leatherface: *FIRMLY GRASP IT* !!!!!
Would’ve been even better if Leatherface slammed the hammer into his hand
@@herosam1390 oh look at me mister smart guy, with the 25 brain cells..................wait a minute did I just insult myself?!!!!!....... *concerned look*
I was thinking the same thing for that scene
Shoves hammer through Grandpa's hand.
Leatherface: *Sends the hammer straight through the back of his hand*
Grandpa: *Still sleep*
The shot where leather face grabs pam like a toddler and her arms and legs are just flailing in the air is so iconic and terrifying. Like imagine being picked up by a giant psychopath like a child and being dragged to your doom with no escape apparently in reach. *chills*
i love women people are scared
@@HelIish you love women and people who are scared? Well alrighty
@Mia
People are afraid of his love for women?
@@kingayy9267 LMAO that too
Picking her up out of her shoes is so horrifying to me, like you said there's just NOTHING you can do there
That final scene wasn't Sally's glee. It was her driven insane. No one actually survives this movie. Sally remains alive but she is never the same.
Yes ,I think it's pure hysteria. And she's going to have to live with leaving the truck driver to die, although she didn't have a lot of options.
Both
@@parisgreen4600 But she doesn't know what happened to him.
@@magmamouse7270 well, I dont think he survived
@HulloTheLoser She pops up at the end of Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3 in a hospital
The semi truck driver running away is absolutely funny as hell
Y’know, sometimes you can see her. Still running through the Texas forests, still running.
@@2006jhzI went to Texas once and I actually saw the truck driver still running 49 years later.
nice pfp
@@dr.doofenshmertz
hes still stuck in texas? surely thought he wouldve made it to atleast arkansas.
@@d00dley_0 you never make it out of texas. Never.
i found it really heartwarming that all of genres, the people behind "gross, scary slashers" are the most lovely people
Ikr
So true.
Yes it is very heart warming😊
I'm a huge horror fan and metalhead and I gotta say people in horror and metal are like teddy bears and lovable in person.
2 genres seen as grotesque and horrific with the nicest people.
@@metal882 Slayer!!!
I died when he said “LOOK WHAT YOUR BROTHER DID TO THE DOOR!”
Best scene 🤣🤣🤣👍🏻👌🏻💖💖
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@@CosmicMetalhead what's with the emojis man
@@logancook5261 they're mocking the first reply's use of emojis😂🤣😏🔫💯🙏💦👹😱👺
@@swampmonstersquibby2563 understandable have a great day
Fun Fact: The reason why gore is so limited is because Tobe Hooper actually wanted a PG rating believe or not but after getting the X rating multiple times he gave up and accepted the R rating
Pg? Lmao
I think Jaws is honestly a more violent film than this, and that got PG, but the idea of cannibalism and human taxidermy, along with the mental torture of the main character probably made the MPAA give it an R.
John Corr also violence like that back then was a lot more shocking.
@HS Melvin Lopez back then they didn’t have PG-13 so it was PG or R
PG? They’re joking right
Fun fact: You cant just start up a semi truck, theres a short order of operations when doing so and the time it would have taken them to start it was seconds they couldnt afford. Thats why they didnt just start it and drive off.
new fav YT comment of all time
18:47
“Firmly grasp it in your hand”
*falls*
“FIRRRMLY grasp it”
*falls*
*“FIRMLY GRASP IT!”*
*muffled screams*
*chainsaw noises*
*pig squealing noises*
*coffin dance*
Kurt Cobain link?
Leatherface dancing with the chainsaw at the end is my favorite part.
RIP Gunnar Hansen. Long live Leatherface!
SharksRule86 RIP to u guys last playoff game Lmao. what a game tho
Sometimes, I forget Gunnar is gone -- then I see him dancing with the chainsaw and think that's probably what he's doing in heaven right now... :p
SharksRule86 Blues are better
It may be weird but i thought it was kinda cute
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😔
As someone in the mental health field, I appreciate that it was pointed out that most people with mental health concerns are more likely to be the victims of violence than the perpetrators. This is one of the most difficult parts of horror movie tropes.
That’s why we all sympathize with Jason👍
@@JustAHaterDealWithit Jason is honestly the single least infantalized developmentally disabled character in all of cinema. Yeah the fact that he's violent does fall into stereotypes but there's a big difference between violence that's meant to cause fear and disgust and violence that's meant to make you go "Hell yeah! You go Jason!"
It is a movie mate
@@morganalabeille5004 It also helps that he turns into a supernatural indestructable murder zombie at some point, so the franchise is more openly divorced from reality than most of Halloween or the Texas Chainsaw films for example.
@@katinasvenska What exacly is your point? Movies, and more broadly media in general, can still greatly affect how their audiences view certain thing.
Fun fact: The scene where Leatherface cuts Sally's finger is 100% real as they couldn't get the fake blood to work and many other actors described working on the film as an absolute nightmare.
W- what
It was her idea too
I mean, I can imagine. Filming in Texas summer, getting injuries because of low budget, with some people method acting absolute crazies and bastards. Doesn't seem like a great time lmao.
NO WAY
The whole movie was actually 100% real!
Fun fact: Gunnar Hansen didn't want the actors to see him dressed as Leatherface until each actors scenes were shot so they would give genuine reactions to seeing him for the first time
They did that in IT with pennywise and the kids
@@user-gq8zi7qz4u Yep that’s true
Gotta love that old boy
Jerry's scream 😂😂😂
Like Andy Muschetti (idk how to spell it) from IT!
Fun fact: did you know that the creators of the movie actually hid leather face from the cast to get a real reaction out of them, which means it was the first time any of the cast seen him.
Edit: If you watch their faces they are genuinely terrified.
That's why Jerry's death cracks me up.
Potterhead731 It apparently cracked up Leatherface’s actor too bc after Jerry genuinely let out that scream, his actor had to take a break for like 15 minutes bc he was laughing so hard
@@MaggsterRocks13 That makes me crack up even more
It's like how the cast of Scream weren't allowed to meet Roger L Jackson who did the Ghostface voice so they'd have more realistic scared reactions to the phone calls.
Kinda like the alien poppin out of the chest in Alien
I like how when someone screams leatherface screams back.
Kinda like sloth from the goonies
@@jakepalma4891 no, this movie came out well before The Goonies
@@JuicySteen I know. I never said it didn’t.
@@jakepalma4891 you saying “like Sloth from the goonies” infers that leatherface could have gotten it from Sloth, which is impossible since the release dates are 11 years apart
@@JuicySteen No it doesn’t. You are making it something it’s not. If I wanted to say they copied the goonies, which it wasn’t, I would’ve said it.
something i just realized watching this (again) is that Leatherface steals Pam's bracelet.
When you look at Pam's wrist at 10:31, she has a bracelet on her right hand with bells on it. Later at 11:13 when she pops out of the freezer, its gone. A moment later at 11:26, you can see it on Leatherface's left wrist.
Crazy catch!
The first kill was so good imo. The way Kirk squirms around is as realistic as horror could get. The first swing most likely caved his skull and caused brain damage, which caused every nerve and muscle to twitch uncontrollably
That is disturbing
This movie upon it’s released it was banned in Australia until the mid 80s
And the fact it directly links to how cows are killed mentioned in the beginning
100%. The way he spins around, pauses, and then starts spasming is horrifying. And then of course the door slam. Most realistic looking kill I've ever seen. It looks like a documentary.
The only way it could be more realistic is if his body went stiff and his hands bent down while his body is twitching
So, three hammer kills, one freezer kill, and one chainsaw kill?
This is if anything the Texas Hammer Massacre.
The movie is 47 years old,stop complaining
@@recruit7416 no he got a point
For those who are good at math/science and estimation. Analyze the hammer kills on the basis of estimated force, impulse, momentum, and impact parameter.
I tried several attempts but all my values have been wrong. I estimated the hammer weighed 2.6 kg. I think my final velocity for the hammer and my estimating how much torque Leatherface applies to the hammers is what is preventing me from getting any part of the problem correct.
The chainsaw is more of a concept. How could we know they didn't kill more people with a chainsaw? I also like to believe that leatherface rarely used it to kill people(unless he was in full panic mode) and usually just used it to dispose of the bodies easier.
@@Eman-lg2gb just accept the movie as it is
I love how he says, people with such disabilities are rather victims. that is so true. It is so nice to see that with his joking around James is actually a smart and down to earth person. he deserves more credit.
Dont woryy. Unlike morshu. His audience gives credit
good guy james
Aw that’s nice
He is what he wants us to be he is "good people"
Well it’s the point of the whole franchise, showing how mentally challenged Leatherface was forced to kill people. He never saw anything wrong about it because that’s how his brothers and grandpa raised him.
I’m a psychosis patient. Someone who deals with hallucinations and delusions on a daily basis. Though some are as simple as hearing a knock on the door, some can cause me to spiral out of control, with manic mood swings, paranoia and sleep deprivation. This however never causes me to cause harm to someone else, and I used to implode instead of explode.
I’m glad you spoke about the idea that mental health suffering humans are more likely to implode and be a victim, rather than explode as a perpetrator. It’s something pretty rare in films. If someone saw my symptoms on paper, they’d probably be at least a little afraid to be left alone with me due to the media representation, even though I’m not a danger to others and have never been deemed as such.
Same to all of that.
“But everybody knows that broomstick beats knife” possibly my favorite line ever!
and Sally.it beats Sally too.
Mine is "Waitress More BUTTER"
"LOOK WHAT YOUR BROTHER DID TO THAT DOOR!"
@@Your.Lovers.Carcass i want to hear that was it in this count or a different one?
One of the reasons I love this channel is because of moments like at 5:59. James is such a diehard horror fan but so often takes the time to step back and acknowledge times when the genre splits from real life in ways that might be problematic or reinforce harmful conventions.
Yeah it takes a real fan of some thing to acknowledge the problems within it
Is no one gonna talk about how James treats Leatherface like a child? And sympathise with him? Because it's really adorable
I mean, Leatherface does have the mentality of a child.
*_HE BABIE_*
Mentally that's what Leatherface is. He gets scared when Sally's friends keep coming into the Sawyer house like a kid would if a stranger walked into their house.
@@Xehanort10 I think Leatherface is the only real not evil slasher like he's basically a scared child trying to do his best for his older brothers (one who has been shown to hit and yell at him) and to make them proud of him. He's just probably really confused and if he was taken away and given the proper treatment he could be a harmless person.
@@thatreallyweirdthing3285 look at the dbd leatherface wiki origin story. I think that sums it up best.
The sickening sound Sally makes when she hits the ground after jumping out of the window is perfection. What a masterpiece.
Fun fact: they was gonna try to get this movie a PG rating!
Imagine the Texas chainsaw massacre having a PG rating
Then it wouldn’t be called Texas Chainsaw Massacre it’ll just be Texas
Imagine that shit
This is no way a pg
@Uncreative With Names I know. But it's an ok movie.
Lol just imagine every horror movie having a play rating
Honestly pam had like a 4% chance of pulling herself off the hook and running away
She should've brought a jar of lips for more luck 🙄
Yeah but it was a Insidious Bubba
yeah and she could use Slippery Meat perk
was looking for this quote
Dead by daylight reference
*sees leather face and screams*
*leather face screams back*
sorry dude didn't mean to scare you.
🤣🤣🤣🤣👌🏻👍🏻
😂
Hi I like chicken suop6
@@bobafart8993 Gud!
LOL
i remember watching this movie for the very first time and the dinner scene felt like it lasted over an hour. i wasn’t scared at all watching this movie, but i couldn’t sit still when i was watching it. the suspense and unsettling nature made me think about it for days. fantastic movie
“Well I have some bad news for you”
AD: *THERES SOMEONE IN YOUR KITCHEN*
Cha Cha real smothe
Slide to the left
Slide to the right
Take it back now yo
CRIS CROSS
Imagine a guy walking up to you and being like "Can I look for animal bones in your yard? I need props for a movie about cannibals."
Youd be surprised how chill people are about stuff like that
You get rid of the bones and they make cool stuff out of it, I would accept too
as a texan i can confirm this happens daily
Umm im not goin there then lol
It happens and I’m in texas
@@lovinpitbull8190 wait what happens? I’m confused cause im in texas rn
@@ightjai because my friend was going to his appointment to get shots and he came back and said there was a van outside a house with three detectives and caution tape that all he told me
Because murders happen frequently but rarely
I decided to watch this because I’ve been OBSESSED with the Texas Chainsaw game. I’m honestly impressed with how much this movie influenced the game. Like literally THIS movie. Lmao.
Probably because the game is based on it
Oh yeah it’s because the creators of that game only have the rights to this movie specifically, hopefully soon they’ll get more rights and more stuff can be added to the game
The game only has the rights to the original movie
right its so sick!
I heard that they only got the rights to the first movie which is why the game is mostly based on it.
Year 1 Friday the 13th
Year 2: Saw
Year 3: Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Isaiah Johnson year 2 nightmare or elm street/ Halloween
Saw is not as week known
What happened to child’s play
Year 4 paranormal activity.
more like year 2 halloween
Dont forget about Leprechaun :)
I want them to make a film about the truck driver where he’s just going about his business for an hour and fifteen minutes and in the last fifteen minutes it’s just the end of this film.
if they dont i sue 😡
Let’s be honest, that trucker was the only character worth rooting for in this film, how many people get to say they whacked some chainsaw wielding maniac upside the head with a wrench
Welp thats my end of year student film project now
Indy Weniger can i watch it
Imagine if he was a freakin serial killer
16:42
James: “Whoa is that a face lamp up top?”
Me: “No it’s a flesh light.”
*looks at nonexistent camera*
*The Office theme song plays*
You need more likes, I love your dark sense of humor....a person of culture, you are...🤔🤔🤔
@@jadorianempire9754 Yoda?
*Laugh track plays*
*Curb Your Enthusiasm theme plays*
9:51 fun fact, Robert Burns is also a famous Scottish Poet and made very popular poems including “Auld Lang Syne” that is sang on New Years around the world. He is celebrated by eating Haggis on the 25 of January (his birthday) and sing some of his poems to remember the legend he was
huh, didn’t know he could time travel
@@adamj1367 yes all we scottish people can
Not related but I can play auld layne sung on piano
Can you believe the makers of the film were aiming for a PG rating?
williamhowe1 pg-14 is a good rating atleast
@@2STARSXO PG in the United States is bit different than in Europe.
They wanted more people to see it, since it provided social commentary.
No, PG 13 didn't exist at the time.
A lot of PG movies in the 70s-80s were rated a lower rating some PG movies then would be considered R now
The amount of clever references he makes from other media makes him so entertaining to listen to
GO AWAY YOUR EVERYWHERE
@@thegambleman8 just some guy without a mustache
This movie is the main reason I like flamethrowers and fire.
Its extra good with movies like scream because it's also self aware
Grow a mustache you freak
I'm sorry that was mean
Imagine you're shooting a movie but its so damn hot that you see the meat on the plate turn brown.
can't believe i just read that while eating a whopper...
Lmao
🤣🤣🤣
..........wow
@@JackieMReacts Why are you watching a fucking Texas Chainsaw video while eating any kind of meat? You should've known better.
I’m glad I finally learned more about Leather face through this video, I kinda like how he is not as evil as most iconic killers, makes him feel like he is treated more as a tool rather than an individual
Tbh you're right he was just protecting his house from intruders no idea why the victims came in😂
“Two dollars! I-it’s a good picher!”
I sympathize to easily, because that was the cutest thing I’ve ever heard
No that's not cute...
I love Sally Hardesty I legitimately just said I sympathize too easily and I said “I’ve” ever heard. Also how the hell do you like this channel with that name and profile pic. And another thing! You’re just wrong!
AAAAAW, yea i agree ❤️❤️❤️💖💖♥️💕💕💞💞🌋🌋🔥🔥😭😍😍
I would buy that picture tbh
Two dollars today no question, in 1974 I can see the hesitation
Fun Fact: Gunner Hanson who played Leatherface created the dance himself. The original ending was suppose to have him stomp his feet but when the filming was coming to and end, he swung the chainsaw around for fun and even Tobe Hooper liked that idea of him swinging it. So he let him do it in the final scene.
Fun fact:we didnt ask
@@professionaleejit5927 fun fact: no one likes an edgy douchebag
Fun fact: almost every comment is a fun fact and him and I are sick of it, it's a fun fact I admit, but make it different next time and just don't say the words fun fact, it's not that hard
@@crispyred3978 Fun fact: you can't do shit about it.
@@professionaleejit5927 lmao who tf asks for a fun fact? Arent fun facts supposed to be random facts related to the topic that are fun to know lol
10:32 WHY IS SHE ATTEMPTING TO ESCAPE! SHE ONLY HAS A 4% CHANCE!!!
I would rather risk the 4% chance and maybe escape then wait which would be a 100% chance of death
She has deliverance
saw that scene and then looked for a comment like this
lol nice dbd reference
@@doc.4549 same
I didn't think Franklin was annoying though and had a justified reaction. If the other characters were whinier they would've left. I would whine too if I got my arm sliced when I said don't let that guy in the van, my friends abandoned me, no one listened to me or trust my advice, etc. He probably would've survived more than Sally if he wasn't in a wheelchair since he knew something was off.
Totally agree! Frank was justified in the way he was asking!
That scene with Pam is absolutely horrifying. As if being impaled by a meathook isn't bad enough, she gets to watch Leatherface carve up her boyfriend with a chainsaw, and sees exactly whats going to happen to her.
Shit gives me shivers every time 😖
The fact that you can’t see the damage makes it scarier
I just watched it for the first time and almost threw up during that scene
@@Miss98Bumble Saw that scene yesterday I am traumatized for life. Couldn't sleep yesterday either.
It’s just like dbd bubbas put a person on a hook and wait until they die
@@Joeyk354 That was my First thought too, the first time I saw this I thought: "Hey this just like dbd, a Leatherface get's a first hook and than just proxycamps..."
Aw man leatherface is basement camping again. Smh🙄
This is the reference I’ve been looking for, but here’s the real question
Does he have Insidious?
He has the cold blooded perk
@@applebuster yes and franklins and cold blooded
@@wakak4688 yup
Shit, we’re never gonna save that Meg
You do not need gore to make horror, this is still one of the most insane and brutal horror movies ever made. The whole experience left me feeling pretty crazy afterwards.
Never will it ever be duplicated.
There is a reason for the saying less is more"
Bro this ain’t horror this is just comedy straight at this point.
@@mikaeel_m3243I thought it was unsettling more than scary. I put myself in peoples shoes a lot so being in their spot wouldn’t be something I’d long for. I think the TCM game really shows what they go through.
K?.
I believe you're exaggerating a little bit
This is without a doubt my favorite horror film. I absolutely adore the camera work, the creepiness, how the reveal for Leatherface was done, the snapshots in the beginning, just literally everything
God, James voicing Leatherface as just being real tired of these kids breaking into his house kills me, I love scary horror people acting like normal people. It's the same energy as Pennywise from the newer IT adaption being out of character but in full costume
So true: this was a home invasion movie, and Leatherface was trying to defend his home!
@@ravigahlla "These darn kids, trompin' around on my property - How am I supposed to run a family business like this? I'm gettin' too old for it!"
Sally is THE og final girl. She was smart too, she reminded me of the girl from you're next.
@@strangeandinteresting just hope that in They Talk, Chelsea voices Bubba because she loves him and she would be perfect
James: “Unless you’re a big fan of taxidermy-”
Me: “in that case show off more of the inside”
I really want him to do 28 days later
Leatherface: lets Pam get away
Entity: Am I a joke to you?
PolySypher dead by daylight reference, wow
10/10 great job.
PolySypher nice meme
Entity Displeased
"I think we did pretty good job so far"
Everyone who revisited this for the new Texas Chainsaw Massacre game, you are a legend.
Thank you, you’re handsome as well.
@@NA-AN Thanks. I don't receive compliments that often, so you've just made my day.
@LuisVega-qi3kg Facts, I didn't realize someone else felt the same way.
I wish they included bubba's yowls when he opens the gate and sees somebody
It's weird how the final scene has become known as "the dinner scene", when it's never said in the movie that it's dinner. Given the time of day when Sally leaves the house, it's more likely it's breakfast.
If it was dinner, it should be called “the last supper”
Yella Dart that is a very good point
The implication is that she was tortured and tormented all night, and it was morning by the time she escaped.
Also it never indicates they are eating human flesh.
@@isidroguevara4120 it's pretty easy to assume that though
The scene where Pam was caught by the Leatherface and got hooked like an animal in my opinion was one of the scariest scenes in a horror movie, it's so memorable and definitely a classic. Imagine trying to run for your life but then helplessly got picked up from the back and hanged by a hook.
That's why this movie definitely one of my most favorites!!
iLLiya Nasir what scares me the most id when Pam made it outside but leatherface caught up and got her. Really freaked me out as a kid
Rhys Hamilton the actor Gunnar Hansen was actually pretty fast. For the chase scene in the dark, he had to slow himself down because he would catch up to her too easily
you're right it totally conveys the feeling of despair like getting hooked and killed yourself. Proof you don't need special effects and a big budget to make scary movies
And I ruined this line of meaningful comment by saying that she can just loop Leatherface
Knowing that Gunnar was 6'7 in his boots and well over 300 lbs is terrifying. Very few people can even manage to compare.
Ed Gein was still alive when this came out, guys.....
😬😳
Surely he’s dead to this day
Oh shit ur right
TorgieBride85 no 64
TorgieBride85 I don’t know
Currently bingeing the TCM kill counts in anticipation of the game that’s coming out in 40 minutes
I’d argue leather face is actually just a super nice guy who just so happens to be not all there mentally and is scared to disobey his elders
Agreed. It is hard not to see him as a dude bullied by his family
Yeah I mean he did spare his "girlfriend" in the 3D movie so its his family who's making him do this if you think about it
In a normal family he might have turned out OK. The 2 biggest monsters in the Sawyer family are Grandpa and Drayton.
@@Piper331 the second one too, but the second one is a good movie
Yeah that's just canon. His Dead by Daylight bio is all about how his main motivation is fear of disappointing his abusive family
Is none gonna talk about how pretty sallies eyes are? They are like a turquoise seafoam green!
seafoam is white
@@Truthfulredditstory Google seafoam green. It is like a shade of mint
Darkmoor that’s why she said turquoise seafoam
You cute too, do you have insta?
@@Dubadubadu123 thats sick dude
Storyline aside, the cinematography in this movie is just eyegasmic.
Ugh yes!! The lighting and color-play is amazing
True, it’s amazing
As someone who advocates strongly (and has done full scale projects in my community) against the stigma of mental illnesses I sincerely appreciate the reminder you gave about people with illnesses or disorders. More often than not stigma harms those with illnesses and it leads to assumptions that anyone with a disorder or illness is violent.
Just as James said, they are more often victims than perpetrator.
Thank you for saying that! I know you won't see this but I love to see people reminding others not to stigmatize.
"they are more often victims than the perpetrator." Yet schizophrenics are still more likely to be violent. I hate these sort of phrases that try to change contexts.
@@rexviperfan not true
While there have been recorded cases of schizophrenics being violent, I personally know some schizophrenics and have done extensive research on this subject. I know that doesn't mean much on the Internet, however the fact remains that schizophrenics are heavily stigmatized of being violent.
Perhaps unmedicated and untreated, they *can* be violent, but in normal circumstances they often are not.
I get what you're saying, but feeding into the stigma that they are prone to violence is just as bad.
@@commanderweebsterz ; We are talking about unmedicated schizophrenics (or other psychosis), specifically when they are in a manic or psychotic state. They can be unpredictable and aggressive when they are unmedicated, but return to normalcy when they get meds. There are obviously many cases of this happening, I even know of/are related to several who were extremely violent for years when they were off meds. These obviously don't make the significant portion of those with psychosis, but the portion that do can be *terrifying*, so it makes sense to use them as a model for horror movie villains.
Anyways, my point really is that I don't like when truth/reality is buried by presenting 'alternative contexts'. It's like, two things can be true and not contradict each other, but to present one to discredit the other, it just doesn't sit well with me at all.
James:Don't worry we are gonna spend two whole months on this series
Me:you son of the gun
Mexican standoff
Idk why but I just hope the truck driver survived just because he seemed so innocent and didn’t need to get involved with that madness
In one of the conventions James went to recently, he met the semi truck actor himself and he said that his character ran to the sheriff who was working with the Sawyers and as he said "They told me to either join the club or get in the pot and I chose to join the club". He even played 1 of the chili judges in TCM2, the one holding the triangle the lady rings before announcing Drayton as the winner, so he was a ringer for them to win the contest lmao.
Crazy to know all that 40+ years after the fact
Infinity Hand I did not know that, I don’t know a lot about tcm
@@hecdawg3844 Which was why I told ya :D
To tell the truth, I adore this black guy. Smart solution, and very effective.
If that's the case, he could be a black dude who actually SURVIVES a horror movie.
I'm so excited for this series! The behind the scenes interviews add a really insightful touch!
I've been waiting FOREVER!
Me as well!
how did you comment a day ago but this was uploaded right now
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@@Polygonyall oh
16:01 The sawyer bus is comin' and EVERYONE is jumping lol
I understand the lore behind the dead by daylight perk: "Franklins Demise" now
Also the hooking in general
Man I hate that perk. I'd prefer if instead of making you drop it, it just makes you lose charges.
@@yourdailydoseofomid3026 its not even especially op or anything lmfao its just so infuriating
I mean, he holds on to the damn thing long enough for it to be in the next movie on his corpse.
Honesty I feel like dbd was suppose to be a Texas chainsaw game(cause the hooks and generator in the first movie). Meh probably a coincidence.
Can’t imagine the smell of that house of it was real, rotting corpses
Now imagine the smell of that house during a Texas summer
And the fact they couldnt wash gunner Hanson's leatherface costume so it had weeks of his body odor from heat wave texas weather soaked in
Nah. they had Febreze.
look up "Ed Gien" thats who this movie is based off of! :D
@Joe Bosco Yeah, heat and humidity tend to rapidly accelerate the rate of decay
18:41
Through-out this entire scene I was just saying "Firmly grasp it"
@Daddy Thanos
*Squidward mumbles in pain*
"Better!"
You just made my day XD thank you
@@marcoramirez2005 your welcome, but honestly I would say the same for the people liked my comment. (because it's never this fast)
7:42 That damn face lamp is burned into my mind. The set design for this movie was amazingly haunting.
What I've noticed is that some of the most infamous and influential slasher horror movies don't actually have that many kills or gore at all.
It's just pure atmosphere and suspense. I love it.
I feel like having more kills just means more characters and more characters just means less time to spend on any of them. So they just feel like boring idiot meat sacks, which makes for a cheaper or more forgettable film.
@@sexuallyactivetoyotaprius3454 it can still be a redeeming quality to have cool kills and gore in a horror or thriller movie especially slashers & body horror films
Slashers were all about the suspense and build up more then body counts, at least until Friday the 13th came along and made it a murder fest with tons of onscreen blood and gore. Just about every slasher movie in the 80s followed this formula, even the sequels to movies that inspired Friday the 13th such as Texas Chainsaw, and Halloween.
@@MZ-zu7wk Nah Friday the 13th sucked, as did parts 2 and 4. If you really want onscreen gore look up a film called _Maniac_
This movie absolutely scared the living shit out of me in 74, I was 15 at the time
must yeah but for the time, it was terrifying
Ok boomer
SKSKSK AndIOop shut the hell up
adam moust it was in 74 lol
What kind of response is this? I think it’s visceral and horrifying. It would definitely make a plethora of different people have “nightmares” regardless of the release date. Jeez.
Texas chainsaw is far more cinematographically artistic than I ever thought...
Anyone else watch this because of the Game and realize how accurate everything is in the movie
If you didn’t know the collection in the game gives you behind the scenes photos from the movie you can find it in progression and then unlockables
Don't you mean how accurate everything is in the game?
I've always found it hilarious that three people walk into a random house for no good reason and Leatherface is just kinda defending his home... Although the chasing out the door and brutalisation probably doesn't count towards the defending...
When I watch this movie I take it as a “don’t ever trust ppl and don’t ever intrude” 😂 you might get lucky and find what you’re looking for but you might piss off a leatherface as well lmao 🤷🏽
texans that take those "don't mess with texas" ads to a whole nother level
Yeah.
i probably think he got angry and decided to lock her in the freezer
From Leatherface's point of view killing Kirk and Jerry was probably self defence but impaling Pam on the meat hook, forcing her to watch him chop up Kirk's body, sticking her in the freezer and killing Franklin when he heard him and Sally shouting for Jerry obviously wasn't. Earlier in the film Drayton tried to warn them because he knew his house was near Sally and Franklin's granddad's house. "You don't wanna go messing around no old house. You don't wanna go messing around other folks property. If some folks don't like it they don't mind showing ya." Basically "Don't go near my house or my little brother Bubba will make you wish you hadn't."
"...well I have bad news for you..."
*Reeses Pieces advertisement plays*
WTF
100th like
*Arnold voice* They're back!
6 hours ago I was searching for "Dead Meat Texas Chainsaw Massacre". 3 hours later and I am not disappointed
Same here!!
Podzilla lol me to
mest
Podzilla Dead mest?
Podzilla what’s dead mest
As a Texan,I can confirm this exact story plays out daily in the summer
Just gotta love how I skipped half of a class just to watch in a bathroom it was worth it
Good 4 u
jeffreymk 2ruger same
Im proud of you. Youve done what most of us couldnt.
*kept priorities straight*
I would've done the same
Good on James for stressing the disconnect between portrayals of mentally unwell people as villains in horror movies and their more prevalent victimisation irl (in fact, not only are the mentally ill more likely to be victims of violent crimes than perpetrators, they’re also more likely to be the victim of a violent crime than neurotypicals). It’s by spreading awareness and remaining conscious of this fact that we can allow these films to remain entertaining, without letting them create implications that seep into real life. It may be a small thing but it’s great to see from such a hardcore horror fan.
The funny thing is a whole lot of mentally ill and disabled people absolutely love Leatherface. He's relatable in how he's abused by his family and he's cool and intimidating and uses a chainsaw as a weapon. I have seen multiple pieces of fanart of him wearing an autistic pride pin.
U r speaking rubbish
Many serial l
Killers suffer from schitzophrenia.Anyone can be a victim .
Kirk's (the first) death is so memorable for me, because it just feels so real. There's no flourish to it or extra gore, just the thud of the hammer that sounds so realistic.
It was the death rattle that got me. Had a short phase where I'd venture to liveleak or read morbid stuff on the internet and the things bodies still do after death is horrifying. Especially if it is sudden.
Fun Fact: That's actually a brutality in Mortal Kombat X.
Who else revisiting because you can't get enough of the TCM game 😂
It’s so good, the movie and the game😂
Haha😂
Me lol I love the game so much
Rs😂
Me lol
Girl: *gets hooked*
Me: *Dead By Daylight flashbacks*
Realizing that he brought franklins demise. (" ._.)
Where’s Nea when you need her...
we've done a pretty GOOD job so far
Don’t worry i got borrow time
You need to slow da game down, just a little bit buddy
“Well where are all these darn kids even coming from? Gosh, I moved to the country side to get AWAY from hoolagonry!” Love it
He was probably thinking "Drayton and Nubbins will kill me for this."
Love how James is not afraid to say when a movie isn’t not good.
Sally’s actor deserves more credit, she’s so amazing
When she was freaking out when she was about to be killed by the grandpa, that was impressive acting
@@SB-ew3bk totally agree!! She genuinely sounds terrified in the final act! A great example of a scream queen!!
You can see the total despair and desperation on her part, specially when she was driven to the point of offering herself to the Sawyers. Too bad(and perhaps good too since it shows that the Sawyers are not perverts) that the trio brothers has no interest and all they want is to play with their meal before killing it.
thank you for running such a good youtube channel and being just an amazing person in general
I wanna like this but 111 is a cool ass number 😂😂😂
I love how James doesn’t even care if we give him shit for the kill count and he just says, “ don’t worry about it it’s fine.”
I love how leatherface (the cannibal/bubba) just puts pam on a hook this just gives me dbd vibes 10:25
No horror film beats this classic. Its raw horror.
Nice bloody apron James
The shining
Halloween
Yep. It's the best
Re-cut Trailers by DD nightmare on elm street *ALL OF THEM EXCEPT FOR THE REBOOT*
@@JRM_-yq5ed Nah, except for the first three all of em suck
To explain why the truck driver may have jumped out of the truck instead of driving away, I would say he probably thought Leatherface could either break in or chainsaw though the door faster than he could start the truck/ drive away.
And they were panicking
another reason is that the truck takes a while to get going since it was made in the 60's (or thats what ive heard)
@@PIZZA-kv1js doesn't matter. Hold the door shut and floor it. No one is stopping a truck from driving off lol
@@slammysammy9555 hard to drive off when half your wheels are sawed and slashed
It was probably more based on reality. The driver probably didn't take off out of there because he couldn't due to the braking system on that truck at the time and such a hard stop. The brakes wouldn't release, so he couldn't floor it.
My favorite series on RUclips! Keep up the good work, James!
I'm always so excited to watch the new kill count it's awesome
Get a room you two
@@dannyislame no
@@iamwildedoge9495 wild doge really you a fan of Wildcat
Yo you a Kentucky fan to
I have binged through so many kill counts, that I've found myself thinking "huh, I wonder how James would recount this or what interesting trivia he could give" while watching a random (non-horror) movie.
Huge respect to what you're doing. It 100% shows how passionate you are about it
Fun fact Jerry's screaming and reacting was legit gunner stayed away from staff so he could get legit reaction
Ed Vazquez and if you pay attention to the camera movement during the final shots of the film, it’s because Gunnar Hanson was waving the chainsaw too close to the camera & Tobe Hooper was dodging the heavy instrument
For an old movie it actually looks incredibly done, might go watch it now.
It does have that kind of old movie audio when they talk sometimes like it has some static on it but it is really good
Broomstick beats knife
Broomstick beats Sally
Broomstick beats hitchhiker
And broomstick beats me
Why does it, you might ask?
Well it beats me.
Also beat Leatherface too
Cz it's the most brutal weapon in human history
Same
Broomstick beats knife
Broomstick beats sally
Broomstick beats hitchhiker
And my dad beats me
Legend has it that truck driver is still running to this day.