5:45 The Texas Chain Saw Massacre game implies that this campsite is the one left behind by the victims of the game (Ana, Connie, Julie, Sonny, and Leland).
We're very lucky shit like this has survived the decades what with how many legendary movies scenes especially those from the horror genre are currently lost, destroyed, or locked away.
R.I.P Gunnar hansen, thank you for giving me endless nightmares... you were and still is one of the best actors to portray the chainsaw wielding cannibal known as leatherface.
This film is just lightning in a Bottle Genius out Of Austin Texas from the 70's . Cinematography, Story, Sound. Acting, Everything about this Film. Genius. All Film Students too. Insane.
Fun fact...The scoring of this movie is unlike your typical run-of-the-mill movie score. Hooper and Wayne Bell composed the score to have it consist of sounds an animal would hear as they await their death in a slaughterhouse.
My favourite film of all time, love it, I remember not watching it for a few years then when I did again I found so much more new images I hadn’t noticed before just a magnificent special film
I'm happy to see the scene from 14:00~ But,the eeriness of the leatherface at dinner was even more pronounced by delete this scene. Because,It's funny and a little cute that he puts on his makeup with a small hand mirror.
Ladies and gentlemen, though these scenes from 5:38-7:42 are deleted, these will be canon now considering they set up an entire survivor lore for the upcoming Texas Chain Saw Massacre game by GUN and Sumo Nottingham. Let that sink in.👍
@@Luka2000_ Because the tents that you see on those deleted scenes were the ones that Ana Flores and her friends set up for the night on April 1973 near the Gas Station to sleep during they’re ongoing trip to find Ana’s missing sister, Maria Flores, who went missing more than 2 weeks earlier. But of course, during their sleep in the tents, unknown to Ana and her friends, they were trespassing the Slaughter family’s property and the family kidnapped them and brought them all to the basement in the family house, tied up from their wrists or upside down by their ankles on meat hooks. The Cook (Drayton) tried to warn them not sleep around the Gas Station for the night as it was pretty close to the family house. But Ana insisted anyways, and unknowingly sealed the fate of her and her friends. So hopefully that explains a bit how the tents fit in the canon of TCM.
@@nicholasjames8689 oh thanks man. So canonically the events of the game happend before the first movie and they all died. Also how do you know all of this?
@@Luka2000_ There was a article about it on their website long before the game released. And if you ask me, as little personal scenario. I don’t all of them died, something in my heart tells me that canonically only Sonny Williams made it out alive. But continuing from the franchise’s phrase, “Who will survive and what will be left of them?”, instead of Sonny reporting this horrific nightmare to the police, sometime after he escaped, he mysteriously vanished, never to be heard from both the family and the public ever again. Or another scenario I got in my head, right after Sally Hardesty made it out of the house and reported it to the police on that fateful morning of August 19th, 1973, Sheriff Jesus Maldonado and and group of deputies, one of them being Sonny’s father, break into the family house and arrest the family, and search the house and eventually find Sonny, tied up from his wrists in the basement, barely alive.
8:30 It's a shame they didn't go with this angle of the shot in the finished movie. It looks good either way, sure, but the POV perspective makes his sudden appearance and attack all the more jarring.
I think it's too out of place with the observer role we have throughout the film. It's a bit sudden to switch to first person perspective for one scene and it makes one think something is goign to happen so we are less surprised when it does. IMO of course.
4:33 - 4:53 Just look at Marilyn Burns. She looks so lovely, beautiful and feminine here. I love that girlish laugh and when she combs here beautiful, golden hair!
Thank You for sharing this treasure trove. I plan to re-watch my 40th anniversary copy to see if these deleted/extended scenes are included in the special features. The clapboard is clearly visible in several scenes: the scenes inside the van were originally on August 4, 1973, Kirk's death by sledgehammer was on August 7, 1973 and (according to Gunnar Hansen's book Chain Saw Confidential) Pam's bone room/meat hook scenes were filmed the next day (August 8, 1973). According to the clapboard, Leatherface sawing through the front door and Sally crashing out the window was filmed on August 14, 1973. The cook in the gas station beating Sally with a broom was filmed on August 15, 1973. Now I know why Tobe Hooper and Kim Henkel chose August 18, 1973 as the date during which the story is set--the most grueling and horrifying scenes were filmed that day: blood sucking Grandpa, dinner table torture, and Grandpa trying to hit Sally in her head with a hammer. Franklin's death by chainsaw and Leatherface's chase after Sally through the woods was filmed between August 21-23? It looks like there were several scenes that they re-shot on a later date (the clapboard reads August 27 & August 30.)
They should have kept that old tent and camping stuff that Kirk was looking at, I know you see it a bit in the final cut but they could have made it out as a previous victims who the clan had caught camping on there land, very creepy indeed...
Apparently, with the new TCM game out now, the developers have decided to canonize these tents as belonging to the group of victims you can play as in it: Leland, Sonny, Ana, Julie and Connie.
@@aliciagarza6450 in my country we don't use that word. We just call them all vests. A sleeveless shirt = a vest here. I still don't know why it matters? and the comment is 1 year old? bizarre.
Lanza quotes Burns speaking to Hansen for his 2013 memoir about the filming, “Chain Saw Confidential,” as she recalled her terror at the entire ordeal. “You scared me to death,” she told him. “I didn’t know you really at all, and by this time, you’re not sure if it’s real or a movie. And snuff films were just coming in at this time, and I’m thinking, this is too real. The leering, leering when you started coming at me, that was really scary.”
It could be real but, the legal logistics of getting permission to use a real dead body for a movie are a nightmare, but here is a fun way to make the dead body prop for next halloween, make a wax model body via sculpting and carving, then, cover it in clear KY jelly, let it sunbake until it's darkened and has visible melt-warping on it, then, dress it up in clothes you won't be using ever again. Getting a mouth realistic is really hard work, it might be better to just make a hole and put dentures in before the sunbake process. You could use a tan light too but that's a good bit faster than sunbaking and you'd need to steadily monitor so it doesn't get too far melted.
@@aputridpileofb-movies6542 Not in the 70s they weren’t. They were easily attainable and way cheaper than fake ones. Remember the water scene from Poltergeist? Those were real. But, I do recall reading that Tobe Hooper designed the corpse himself. So I’m pretty sure it isn’t real
I was just started watching this and read that as those corpses came into frame. Those are still the most realistic cadavers I've seen in a film. Fake? Maybe. Shit looked real.
this isnt every deleted scene. where the scene with john dugan in the cowboy hat approaching sally at the graveyard as one of the people at the graveyard? that's a deleted scene too..
14:09 - In relation to the sequels to this masterpiece, the first thing that was eliminated from the original Leatherface's personality was this dark transgender side. The 1974 film is so tense that I only came to realize this side of the serial killer recently. Psychopath, fool, transgender, cannibal, threatening. This is very confusing, very unique. It's a shame the other films tried to imitate Jason or Michael Myers. But 1974's Leather Face is the perfect blend of the perfect killer.
Attorney: “Your Honor, and ladies and gentlemen of the jury, the events of what happened that night are as follows: My client, inhumanely called Leatherface by the townspeople, is claiming self defense, as not one, but two strangers illegally trespassed onto his property and then entered his home without permission. My client, fearful for his life, defended himself. I need not remind the jury of the Texas castle doctrine and stand your ground laws. My client was forced to defend himself against the attackers using only household items that were available and on hand that resulted in two fatalities. Soon after, two more assailants showed up and also trespassed on his property without permission. My client, feeling he was now being ambushed was forced to attack and fatally wound a third man who was later found with a knife on his person and a self inflicted wound on his arm. My client at that point, was just simply trying to scare the woman off his property using house hold garden tools. My client admittedly, did try to kill Sally. But only after she illegally, and erroneously ran to and entered into my clients place of abode. where she began destroying items in his house, including ruining a perfectly good window. My client, again fearful for his person and property, was just simply trying to chase the hysterical woman out of his house and off his property. Finally, after leaving the house, she ran down the road and subsequently forced herself into my client’s father’s gas station, a place of business close to the house. The kind, old gentleman, who admitted to tying this woman up, has testified it was only for her own good. You see, my client’s father recognized this young lady’s fit of erratic hysteria for what it was, a really bad trip from these hippies consuming large quantities of hallucinogenic mushrooms they had gathered earlier from the cow pastures by the slaughterhouse. My client’s Father, the kind hearted person that he was, knowing there were no phones that were operable, and had no gas for which to take her to the hospital, generously allowed the stranded woman to sleep the rest of the night in the safety of his own house to sleep off her paranoia induced bad trip. After a few hours of sleep, she woke up, and again became hysterical, the drugs clearly not having worn off, she again became violent and destructive in his house where she began damaging his property in a fit of violent hysterics. Finally, my client was forced to chase her out of the house a second time where she ran into the road, followed by my client’s brother, who was tragically and fatally struck by a passing semi truck. My client and his unimaginable grief took out his feelings of grief against the side of the tractor trailer, where I might add no one was hurt. My client even suffered subsequent injury to his leg, which was found to be self inflicted. So, you see your Honor, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, my client, the invalid, will be claiming incompetence, has suffered enough as a victim in this case, he was only caught up in a series of unfortunate misunderstandings. I ask that you find him innocent and exonerate him of all charges. Thank you.
Because some of the audio elements got lost or distorted over time. The image did got digitally remastered, more or less. But without the original audio elements, there is not sound to restore.
A horror film dont need gore or nudity to be good. TCM it's a classic, Nightmare on Elm Street didn't had so much gore either. Friday 13th is only gore, the movie is overhyped, Jason is cool but it's the only good aspect of the movie
The Nightmare movies have nudity?? That's a new one.. 🤔 Compared to it's contemporary slashers, the Elm Street movies are remarkably tame regarding T&A. However.. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is probably one of the best horror movies ever made. It's not exactly visceral, no. But it's a psychological mindfuck, which is far better than buckets of gore and softcore porn
I honestly think that plays to it's strengths. It's such a well done movie, that it doesn't need to rely on gore, nudity, or sex. TCM is the movie that spawned the slasher craze. It pre-dates Halloween, Friday the 13th, Nightmare on Elm st, Child's Play, Scream, etc. There was no Friday the 13th in existence yet to take inspiration from, so it was an original film, taking inspiration from real life events instead of other films. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) is directly responsible for influencing movies like The Hills Have Eyes, House of 1000 Corpses, and the movies mentioned above.
so there were two campsites 🏕️ which were set up by Ana and her group in TCM game who are trying to find maria who basically gone missing for more than a month in march of 1973
5:45 The Texas Chain Saw Massacre game implies that this campsite is the one left behind by the victims of the game (Ana, Connie, Julie, Sonny, and Leland).
don’t forget danny. Sad that will never know what happened to them after they were kidnapped by the sawyers
@@omarhaq9635can’t wait for people to stall lobbies cause everyone wants to play either Danny / Black Nancy…
@@Pappyeggs of course its gonna be sad to see maria corpse and what did jhonny do to her after he kept her remains for more than a month
@@omarhaq9635 yeah I heard the voice lines for the victim’s talking about Maria and they were rough to listen to
@@Pappyeggs I know I think jhonny kept her body because I think he really liked maria
looks like deep web dark web video
@MANIAKK Duh
@TRACKMAN that’s why they said looks like.
Yup 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣
I wouldnt know
That’s one of the things that makes this film so good, the grainy look of it
Love this scene at 14:01 RIP Gunnar you'll always be our Leatherface!
15:49
Leatherface is a great makeup artist
He would be a great beauty guru
We're very lucky shit like this has survived the decades what with how many legendary movies scenes especially those from the horror genre are currently lost, destroyed, or locked away.
R.I.P Gunnar hansen, thank you for giving me endless nightmares... you were and still is one of the best actors to portray the chainsaw wielding cannibal known as leatherface.
Is the best leatherface
He was the best Leatherface. He made you pity and fear Leatherface which is no small feat.
For full immersion, watch this on a 40 degree celcius day with no aircon
I said the same thing to a buddy last week. Get plastered, sweat your balls off and go insane with them on screen
This film is just lightning in a Bottle Genius out Of Austin Texas from the 70's .
Cinematography, Story, Sound. Acting, Everything about this Film. Genius.
All Film Students too. Insane.
I really love the soundtrack to TCM. It fits the movie completely.
Where are the two songs by Los Cyclones though?
It’s the sound of a slaughterhouse
Fun fact...The scoring of this movie is unlike your typical run-of-the-mill movie score. Hooper and Wayne Bell composed the score to have it consist of sounds an animal would hear as they await their death in a slaughterhouse.
My favourite film of all time, love it, I remember not watching it for a few years then when I did again I found so much more new images I hadn’t noticed before just a magnificent special film
Same. The atmosphere of this film in unrivaled to this day. I always spot something new every time I watch it!
I'm happy to see the scene from 14:00~
But,the eeriness of the leatherface at dinner was even more pronounced by delete this scene.
Because,It's funny and a little cute that he puts on his makeup with a small hand mirror.
28:48 why didn't they keep the shot of that black and yellow garden spider in? That thing's pretty!
Case Southerland Because spiders are scary. (Lol)
Case Southerland Because it wasn't creepy enough for a movie like this.
Probably thought it just wasn't necessary.
@@justinbf4375 Barking up the wrong tree. I love arachnids.
Ladies and gentlemen, though these scenes from 5:38-7:42 are deleted, these will be canon now considering they set up an entire survivor lore for the upcoming Texas Chain Saw Massacre game by GUN and Sumo Nottingham.
Let that sink in.👍
And why are they cannon?
@@Luka2000_ Because the tents that you see on those deleted scenes were the ones that Ana Flores and her friends set up for the night on April 1973 near the Gas Station to sleep during they’re ongoing trip to find Ana’s missing sister, Maria Flores, who went missing more than 2 weeks earlier. But of course, during their sleep in the tents, unknown to Ana and her friends, they were trespassing the Slaughter family’s property and the family kidnapped them and brought them all to the basement in the family house, tied up from their wrists or upside down by their ankles on meat hooks.
The Cook (Drayton) tried to warn them not sleep around the Gas Station for the night as it was pretty close to the family house. But Ana insisted anyways, and unknowingly sealed the fate of her and her friends.
So hopefully that explains a bit how the tents fit in the canon of TCM.
@@nicholasjames8689 oh thanks man. So canonically the events of the game happend before the first movie and they all died. Also how do you know all of this?
@@Luka2000_ There was a article about it on their website long before the game released.
And if you ask me, as little personal scenario. I don’t all of them died, something in my heart tells me that canonically only Sonny Williams made it out alive. But continuing from the franchise’s phrase, “Who will survive and what will be left of them?”, instead of Sonny reporting this horrific nightmare to the police, sometime after he escaped, he mysteriously vanished, never to be heard from both the family and the public ever again.
Or another scenario I got in my head, right after Sally Hardesty made it out of the house and reported it to the police on that fateful morning of August 19th, 1973, Sheriff Jesus Maldonado and and group of deputies, one of them being Sonny’s father, break into the family house and arrest the family, and search the house and eventually find Sonny, tied up from his wrists in the basement, barely alive.
@@nicholasjames8689 very interesting scenario i wont lie
8:30 It's a shame they didn't go with this angle of the shot in the finished movie. It looks good either way, sure, but the POV perspective makes his sudden appearance and attack all the more jarring.
I think it's too out of place with the observer role we have throughout the film. It's a bit sudden to switch to first person perspective for one scene and it makes one think something is goign to happen so we are less surprised when it does. IMO of course.
I don't know about anyone else but some of these takes are just as, if not more terrifying than the actual movie!
Amazing compilation, I haven't seen many of these clips before! Thank you so much for putting this together and sharing it.
4:33 - 4:53 Just look at Marilyn Burns. She looks so lovely, beautiful and feminine here. I love that girlish laugh and when she combs here beautiful, golden hair!
Thank You for sharing this treasure trove. I plan to re-watch my 40th anniversary copy to see if these deleted/extended scenes are included in the special features.
The clapboard is clearly visible in several scenes: the scenes inside the van were originally on August 4, 1973, Kirk's death by sledgehammer was on August 7, 1973 and (according to Gunnar Hansen's book Chain Saw Confidential) Pam's bone room/meat hook scenes were filmed the next day (August 8, 1973).
According to the clapboard, Leatherface sawing through the front door and Sally crashing out the window was filmed on August 14, 1973. The cook in the gas station beating Sally with a broom was filmed on August 15, 1973.
Now I know why Tobe Hooper and Kim Henkel chose August 18, 1973 as the date during which the story is set--the most grueling and horrifying scenes were filmed that day: blood sucking Grandpa, dinner table torture, and Grandpa trying to hit Sally in her head with a hammer.
Franklin's death by chainsaw and Leatherface's chase after Sally through the woods was filmed between August 21-23?
It looks like there were several scenes that they re-shot on a later date (the clapboard reads August 27 & August 30.)
4:16 -4:51 this is too cute 😍
The horror of Leatherface is how terribly afflicted and sick he is. 14:41 is eerie as hell.
I love it! Thanks for share!☺
Just an FYI, Tobe Hopper originally wanted to go for a "PG" rating for this film.
9:24 looks like Leatherface is doing The Shuffle. And at 14:35 , looks like the world's scariest Maybelline commercial
The clanking sound effects made it even scarier.
I always heard they recorded the ambient noise of a slaughterhouse and put reverb on it.
Hitchhiker getting killed by the truck is ironic.
14:00 -16:06 Apparently Raymond Chavez has never seen this before.
They should have kept that old tent and camping stuff that Kirk was looking at, I know you see it a bit in the final cut but they could have made it out as a previous victims who the clan had caught camping on there land, very creepy indeed...
That's what the graveyard of cars in the final cut was for. Why keep wasting time showing the same thing?
Apparently, with the new TCM game out now, the developers have decided to canonize these tents as belonging to the group of victims you can play as in it: Leland, Sonny, Ana, Julie and Connie.
@@dignusdingus3709Sad well never know there faith was after they were kidnapped from there campsite by the sawyers
@@omarhaq9635 Given that the Sawyers were still around by the time the film takes place, there's a safe bet that they all died, sadly.
We need new HD transfers of this material for the 50th anniversary.
That extended intro is terrifying.
Excellent video and music
Thanks for the memories gunnar Hansen R.I.P. someday, I'll play as leatherface from texas chainsaw massacre franchise?
So the gas station for Leatherface is like the covered bridge for the Headless Horseman.
Franklin is the cool guy for me in this
Filmed 15 July to August 1973
26:09 the one in the white vest = John Dugan, who also played Grandpa
That's not a vest.
@@jesseplinkman5000 this comment was 1 year old. What is it then? a sleeveless top? who cares. its a vest.
@@Tchernobog it's a taintop
@@aliciagarza6450 in my country we don't use that word. We just call them all vests. A sleeveless shirt = a vest here. I still don't know why it matters? and the comment is 1 year old? bizarre.
He was only 18 at the time of shooting this scene.
Imagine that this people just made this movie all the time of a day.
This needs death metal soundtrack
14:49 - bubba getting pretty for dinner is my favorite thing ever
someone should mix sound into some of these and upload a grainy version of the movie with commercial breaks and fuzz and call it TCM TV-Cut
Good idea!
Im making this rn.
A young Marilyn Burns. God Almighty! How about a date. If I had been alive back then, oh you bet.
that granny skeleton also. Pwooarrrr them black socks.
Lanza quotes Burns speaking to Hansen for his 2013 memoir about the filming, “Chain Saw Confidential,” as she recalled her terror at the entire ordeal.
“You scared me to death,” she told him. “I didn’t know you really at all, and by this time, you’re not sure if it’s real or a movie. And snuff films were just coming in at this time, and I’m thinking, this is too real. The leering, leering when you started coming at me, that was really scary.”
I hate that there is no audio to go with the lost footage. Still great to see, but disappointing.
Put the movie's soundtrack on in the background while watching this? Better than nothing
8:50
Aw man the movie would have been more cooler if it had these deleted scenes
26:04 If I'm not mistaken the young guy on the left with the hat looks to be John Dugan who played Grandpa in the makeup.
yes, you're right he's John Dugan
PLOT TWIST: Franklin is Leatherfaces long lost half brother. Or something.
I Heard that the Blue Shirt Sally wore was Originally going to be pink or purple
Wow this was amazing. The corpse at the beginning looks real🤘😁🤘
I think they used a real corpse for that scene. I could be wrong though.
It could be real but, the legal logistics of getting permission to use a real dead body for a movie are a nightmare, but here is a fun way to make the dead body prop for next halloween, make a wax model body via sculpting and carving, then, cover it in clear KY jelly, let it sunbake until it's darkened and has visible melt-warping on it, then, dress it up in clothes you won't be using ever again. Getting a mouth realistic is really hard work, it might be better to just make a hole and put dentures in before the sunbake process. You could use a tan light too but that's a good bit faster than sunbaking and you'd need to steadily monitor so it doesn't get too far melted.
@@aputridpileofb-movies6542 Not in the 70s they weren’t. They were easily attainable and way cheaper than fake ones. Remember the water scene from Poltergeist? Those were real.
But, I do recall reading that Tobe Hooper designed the corpse himself. So I’m pretty sure it isn’t real
I was just started watching this and read that as those corpses came into frame. Those are still the most realistic cadavers I've seen in a film. Fake? Maybe. Shit looked real.
28:48 Freddy Krueger?
Lol this move seem so real lol
I wonder if they let the real Leatherface, the one locked up in the Walls unit in Texas, watch this?
18:55 is best
where does the thumbnail come from? it doesn't look like anything seen in the video
11:19 They definitely should have kept this in, my god.. her poor vocal chords
this isnt every deleted scene. where the scene with john dugan in the cowboy hat approaching sally at the graveyard as one of the people at the graveyard? that's a deleted scene too..
That's an extended scene
I wonder how people get these rare outtakes, and why most of them lack sound.
They don't have sound because filmmakers record movies with no sound and then add the voice over during editing
14:09 - In relation to the sequels to this masterpiece, the first thing that was eliminated from the original Leatherface's personality was this dark transgender side. The 1974 film is so tense that I only came to realize this side of the serial killer recently. Psychopath, fool, transgender, cannibal, threatening. This is very confusing, very unique. It's a shame the other films tried to imitate Jason or Michael Myers. But 1974's Leather Face is the perfect blend of the perfect killer.
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Attorney: “Your Honor, and ladies and gentlemen of the jury, the events of what happened that night are as follows: My client, inhumanely called Leatherface by the townspeople, is claiming self defense, as not one, but two strangers illegally trespassed onto his property and then entered his home without permission. My client, fearful for his life, defended himself. I need not remind the jury of the Texas castle doctrine and stand your ground laws. My client was forced to defend himself against the attackers using only household items that were available and on hand that resulted in two fatalities. Soon after, two more assailants showed up and also trespassed on his property without permission. My client, feeling he was now being ambushed was forced to attack and fatally wound a third man who was later found with a knife on his person and a self inflicted wound on his arm. My client at that point, was just simply trying to scare the woman off his property using house hold garden tools. My client admittedly, did try to kill Sally. But only after she illegally, and erroneously ran to and entered into my clients place of abode. where she began destroying items in his house, including ruining a perfectly good window. My client, again fearful for his person and property, was just simply trying to chase the hysterical woman out of his house and off his property. Finally, after leaving the house, she ran down the road and subsequently forced herself into my client’s father’s gas station, a place of business close to the house. The kind, old gentleman, who admitted to tying this woman up, has testified it was only for her own good. You see, my client’s father recognized this young lady’s fit of erratic hysteria for what it was, a really bad trip from these hippies consuming large quantities of hallucinogenic mushrooms they had gathered earlier from the cow pastures by the slaughterhouse. My client’s Father, the kind hearted person that he was, knowing there were no phones that were operable, and had no gas for which to take her to the hospital, generously allowed the stranded woman to sleep the rest of the night in the safety of his own house to sleep off her paranoia induced bad trip. After a few hours of sleep, she woke up, and again became hysterical, the drugs clearly not having worn off, she again became violent and destructive in his house where she began damaging his property in a fit of violent hysterics. Finally, my client was forced to chase her out of the house a second time where she ran into the road, followed by my client’s brother, who was tragically and fatally struck by a passing semi truck. My client and his unimaginable grief took out his feelings of grief against the side of the tractor trailer, where I might add no one was hurt. My client even suffered subsequent injury to his leg, which was found to be self inflicted.
So, you see your Honor, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, my client, the invalid, will be claiming incompetence, has suffered enough as a victim in this case, he was only caught up in a series of unfortunate misunderstandings. I ask that you find him innocent and exonerate him of all charges. Thank you.
That was so awesome and funny to read - Thanks for sharing,cheers !
Yooo
I know these are all outtakes,but no sound?
Most of the audio for these scenes are lost
8:11
why does he look like he is having a seizure
He took a sledgehammer hit in the skull
Cause he has due to brain damage.
Have you seen the movie?
what a silly question
Because he is
Is there no audio? I’m blind, so I’m a bit confused
If you are blind then you can't read this reply.
Unfortunately, no. Most of the audio in these scenes are lost :(
@@FUCKINGENIOUS in fact, my phone talks, so yes. I can. And I can respond.
@@leeter1676 that is a shame. It would’ve been cool to hear it.
And how did you watch the Movie if I may ask ? I'm curious now, did you just listen to it ?
Sound is over rated.
Lol. This video sucked.
Why no sound?
Because some of the audio elements got lost or distorted over time. The image did got digitally remastered, more or less. But without the original audio elements, there is not sound to restore.
9:13 - 9:41 What's the point? is Leatherface dancing or im i missing something
He's Freaked out after killing Kirk I guess, Leatherface kills because he's Confused
He's excited.
💀This Movie had Ample Opportunities to infuse some Gore, Nudity & Slasher Moments like Jason & Freddy Krueger movies. But Missed Opportunity I guess🤔
It didn’t need it though. Sometimes things are best left to the imagination.
Tobe hooper wanted this movie to get a PG rating. Hense why there's barely any gore nor nudity.
A horror film dont need gore or nudity to be good. TCM it's a classic, Nightmare on Elm Street didn't had so much gore either. Friday 13th is only gore, the movie is overhyped, Jason is cool but it's the only good aspect of the movie
The Nightmare movies have nudity?? That's a new one.. 🤔 Compared to it's contemporary slashers, the Elm Street movies are remarkably tame regarding T&A.
However.. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is probably one of the best horror movies ever made. It's not exactly visceral, no. But it's a psychological mindfuck, which is far better than buckets of gore and softcore porn
I honestly think that plays to it's strengths. It's such a well done movie, that it doesn't need to rely on gore, nudity, or sex. TCM is the movie that spawned the slasher craze. It pre-dates Halloween, Friday the 13th, Nightmare on Elm st, Child's Play, Scream, etc. There was no Friday the 13th in existence yet to take inspiration from, so it was an original film, taking inspiration from real life events instead of other films. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) is directly responsible for influencing movies like The Hills Have Eyes, House of 1000 Corpses, and the movies mentioned above.
so there were two campsites 🏕️ which were set up by Ana and her group in TCM game who are trying to find maria who basically gone missing for more than a month in march of 1973
For full immersion, watch this on a 40 degree celcius day with no aircon