Visit to Texas Chainsaw Massacre FILM House in Round Rock, Texas - Part 2
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Video from an August 1998 visit to Quick Hill in Round Rock, Texas, the site of the house and property used in the filming of 1974's horror classic, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. This is the last known video footage taken of the house before it was relocated later that month to Kingsland, Texas and converted in to a restaurant. With your hosts, K-tron (Kelsy Teague) and Mr Sludge (James Hall)
Why are so many people confused by this? The comments are hilarious. This is the house from the movie "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" (original 1974 version). The movie was LOOSELY based on Ed Gein who lived in Wisconsin. Ed Gein's house burned down not the house in Texas from the movie. The house in Texas as seen in this video was later moved to Kingsland and made into a restaurant. This video, however, was made in 1998 when the house was still at Quick Hill. LOL.
Thanks for the great video!
You guys documented a part of movie history. I wish I had been there with you. I'll never be able to see it for myself, but you were there before it was moved. Thanks for sharing.
Playing the Texas Chainsaw Massacre game has gotten me into the history of this movie! Boy am I furious due to them basically building over this piece of historic landmark, why did the city ever decide it was a good idea to get rid of this land and build apartments over it, truly heartbreaking.
I've been a texas chainsaw fan as a kid and im happy that they finally made the game last year, And it's heartbreaking that greed took down this historic location.
I appreciate yall posting this. A video tape vlog of the original condition of the house before it was converted.
he died in 2013, dejavu!
@D the uploader and the cameraman
@D check his other videos, you can see his cancer tests his last uploads. also his wife confirmed he died on fb in 2013.
Seems like this has been a rather dead comment section for a while, but thanks guys for sharing this with us! It looks like it's in its original condition basically! Just sort of old, dilapidated, but that makes it better!!! Why? Cause you guys caught this old farmhouse before any renovations it appears...so grateful for this film, thanks!!! A famous house indeed!!! PS: I enjoy watching urban exploring videos, and particularly enjoy old, abandoned, decaying farmhouses...but this is a big step up...Texas Chainsaw filmed here!!!!
irony you mention 'dead comment' considering the uploader died in 2013
RIP uploader
Hard to believe that whole area is now a metropolis of new housing tracts and apartments and strip malls. There is apartment buildings now right up to where the house was. Where the stone house was across the street is now a 6 lane highway.
"Does your brother make good head cheese?" 😝👍🏼
"he makes it real good, you'll like it"
This is fantastic video! Great job, guys! You captured this in a way that can never ever be again! I thank you so very much!
he's been dead since 2013 sorry
@@PainElementalwe owe him for this footage, though, I’ve seen videos in the last 15 years where the new highway cut through the original road, but never a video showing the original road where the cattle truck came from and hit Edwin Neal’s character. This is a gem of a video.
It was filmed on Quick Hill in Round Rock, Texas
Thanks for this guys so glad you got this footage, love the movie, from Scotland!
It's kind of funny to think this supposedly "out-in-the-middle-of-nowhere" horrific, filming location for the Texas Chainsaw Massacre is now the La Frontera business-retail-housing center with Dell corporate headquarters located just across the interstate.
at [[3:08]] the other side of quick hill county road 172 (closed to vehicles since 1985) is briefly shown opposite the sawyer house.
in the movie, its franklin and sally's grandparent's limestone two-story house they walk through, looking at their childhood bedrooms with zoo animal decorations on the walls.
in february 1979, local beer-drinking teenagers burned it to rubble
That Location Should Have Been Saved!
Thanks for sharing. I was there a couple of times in 2001, and again in 2009. I missed the house being there but in 2001 the other structures were still there. Not sure I still have my VHS of my trips.
0:59 OMG HEAR CHAIN SAW
that's a bug mating call
Imagine if Leatherface just came running out of the house with his chainsaw all revved up and started chasing after you guys 😮😅
Why didn't they film inside the kitchen...that's the best bit of the film. I would have got a souvenir like the fount door or something...a spare chainsaw would have been nicer!
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This is the exact spot. The area is completely overgrown. There are trees and bushes all over where the house once stood, so there's really nothing to see.
That movie is so incredible that seeing that house feels evil. I visited it a couple weeks ago - as beautiful as it is, it feels uneasy inside.
So the windmill is gone to the left of the house. And the driveway didn’t seem that long in the movie. Thanks.
House was relocated to kingland Texas and was turned into a restaurant.
from the original 1974 film. .alot better than the crappy 2003 film you're thinking of.
brilliant effort guys
Copied from the video description above: Video from an August 1998 visit to Quick Hill in Round Rock, Texas, the site of the house and property used in the filming of 1974's horror classic, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. This is the last known video footage taken of the house before it was relocated later that month to Kingsland, Texas and converted in to a restaurant.
Awesome video.
Saddens me to think so much has changed.
Would like to visit where the house stood sometime this year.
Again good job.
Thanks
Está casa ainda está de pé?
Ou foi totalmente destruída?
@@alisson781 relocalização
Glad you liked it!!
There's nothing I prob dont know about this classic movie. I would have loved to be there when the house was there. Quick hill is so overgrown now that the drive way leading up to where the house was in this video is unrecognisable now. The grandparents house was right across the road from the leatherface house but was burnt down a few years after the movie finished filming.
Brilliant videos guys from the uk👊
considering he passed in 2013, i doubt he is going to read your comment
@@PainElemental condolences😔 didn’t know.
i can't believe they converted that house into a restaurant. lol God knows how much it cost to renovate.
It is the house that the movie was filmed in as is stated in the video description above. Tobe set the film in Texas because it was his home state
What year was you there
bet it was a adventure to find it
This is THE house used in the 1974 Texas Chainsaw Massacre (although it is no longer in Round Rock; they moved it to Kingsland). The Plantation used in the 2003 Texas Chainsaw Massacre is just outside Granger; it is a private property so please do not trespass.
That was in one of the later films. This is from the original
Chainsaw fans know it's great. That's all that matters. Maybe you should quit bothering people and go find something to watch that you think is "great".
ktron70 did you guys found the shed or the water tower in those trees?
It's in development for building on. I don't think it's happened yet. But I do have a piece of movie history from quick hill I have a piece of road from the end scene which is awesome.
im jealous guys. bravo. i wouldve loved to seen that house.i probably would have been tempted to take a piece of wood or something. BRAVO
Are you serious? It was based on real life murderer Ed Gein who wore womans skin and decorated his house with human remains. He only killed 2 people
Oh and Ed dug up bodies in the cemetery too.
why are people still trying to tape TCM and Ed together? yeah they took a few elements from him, as with other killers of the time too.
Thanks so much for sharing this video. I would have loved to see it where it was actually located during filming. Have you been to the restaurant it was made into?
No he filmed it in 1998 not 2010.
Excellent video
I guess by now you know it wasn’t torn down and now it’s a bed and breakfast! Looks like they were getting ready to move the house to where it is now!
5:16 para los que lleguen a ir lleve se una bicicleta cada uno.
No. Haven't made it back to Texas yet. It's a 22 hour drive from where I live in North Carolina
they should have pulled that door frame off in the dining room, same one used in the movie. nobody would have seen and nobody would have minded as the house was relocated and all new walls were put in after ward and that door frame was just scrap wood and tossed away
@DelLoKo420 Filming only. The actual place was torn down in the 80's
I think you guys are great I'm 5 years late though. Your squeaky shoe was annoying. ;p
he died in 2013 mate
That house should be fully restored like new.
and why they decide to refurb the whole house and move to another place ?
Was their a basement?
See the Junction House restaurant website. The front page explains everything just the same as the page you are reading now
I'd imagine in some areas of Texas and the West, some houses probably don't have basements cause of the terrain? Might it be the ground is too hard and not too easy to install(dig) a basement? I'd guess that, but that's just a guess. In many older homes like this, basements had to be dug out by the residents years after the houses were built, so maybe another factor as well. Whereas, say, in Pennsylvania, states such as that, the soil is rather easy to dig out cause the ground is softer, no desert, more rain etc in the Northeast, Midwest etc. Also, the need for coal bins, and central gas/coal/oil furnaces were very much needed up in the North, whereas Texas, not so much, well you may be able to install your furnace in a closet etc due to less heating needs.
I can’t speak for the whole state, but most of the southern portion of Texas houses can’t have basement due to flooding. Houston especially
We could take bozo lessons from you actually, since there wasn't a basement to go in.
@MrAmmonation It's all explained in the video description
It's at the top of the hill, off to the left
Good video, and very eery and creepy house but I'm not sure whose house that is. If you google Ed Gein, it clearly states that he lived in Wisconsin and that is where the murders took place and that is where his house burnt down....so I know the movie was supposed to be based off of Ed Gein somehow but my question is why add the Texas part in there if he had nothing to do with Texas?
i'd have stayed there few hours
Remember, grandpa and ma were sitting upstairs in the movie. It's shown on here
Is that house still thawed in 2022
It was moved to Kingsland, Texas
fucking awesome, great movie guys. i would probably go crazy there, i would visit the basement and all the evil places. awesome
@ballmeblazer22able it's 100% authentic. Your probably thinking of the remake. This house is from the real deal
ok now im confused one says it was burnt the other say its not the real deal so what is it is it just the filming location or is it a fake it was turned into a restraunt wasnt it so can someone lease explain it to me.
DISCLAIMER: THIS HOUSE DOES NOT HAVE A BASEMENT
i would never go inside of his house thats creepy
your brother makes good head cheese? lol
Because The Wisconsin Chainsaw Massacre sounds nowhere near as good.
@twi5tedlemonz There wasn't a basement in this movie. You must be thinking of the 2003 remake
@giuseppe1196 1998 was the infamous year
That's ok. They are tearing it down just to move it and make a restuarant out of it.
@RomanticStyl31 I'm not fooling or trying to fool anyone. And I am a kid at heart and proud of it. By the way, what are you talking about? This has nothing to do with anything that actually happened. It's a film location, as is stated in the video description
@ballmeblazer22able Why is this not the house then?
The commenter is referring to folks who claim to know a lot about Chainsaw but have yet to discover Google
what house was this?? i remmbe there being a huge mansion looking house not this?
why is the road closed off?
I Thought the house had a basement?
It's a Firehouse song.
I wouldn't have put it past some sick bag of shit that was as crazy as all hell to be hanging out in that house waiting for some group of people like you to come along, imagine standing there and some nut comes out with a chainsaw? ha ha thanks for the video cool!
There wasnt a basement? What do you mean?
did you get any pieces?
the uploader has been dead since 2013..
I thought the house was 2 story
The only real house is Ed Gein's house, which was long gone by 1973. Ed Gein's story is nothing similar to TCM other than the skin wearing and bone furniture. Also, each character in TCM was kind of created with a hint of Gein's personality.
Wheres the TCM house located
No basement.
ohhh alright
*Texas Chainsaw appears*
Yea is true at 6:41
You live in a restaurant?
This is not the original one. The original one is in Llano (Kingsland) and is now a dental office...
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where is this exactly located
eric bueno round Rock North of Austin in Texas
Dam
Me muero de miedo
The was no massacre
Thought i was gettin chased by tha chainsaw maniac ......they was runnin down hea hoopin and da hollerin!! lol im from bamma i understand lol to ocute
You're scared of a restaurant?
@crazyshittttt There wasn't one
No
oh year in 1974's in old white house in texas in chainsw massacre,
is this the real house
Yes
Got toor down and moved to Kingsland to now into a restaurant
because its not the house. the front of the house looks totally different.