#TEXAS CHAIN SAW MASSACRE TRUE SERIAL#
Hooper recalls seeing convicted serial killer Elmer Wayne Henley's arrest and shocking acts plastered over television sets in San Antonio, from which he drew inspiration for the psychotic family depicted in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. And the talk of the new TCM: The Beginning is uninspiring. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre conceptually was born from the shocking true crimes emerging in a post-war America in tandem with the rise of sensationalist, nationwide news cycles. It is widely believed to be a true story (possibly because of the intro), but is not. The coverage of the TCM Remake mainly consists of old clips from 2-3 years ago with no new commentary. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre is a 1974 film directed by Tobe Hooper. They completely ignore the fact that this was a bad film and angered fans and choose to instead blame poor distribution on Matthew McConaughey and Renee Zellweger's agents delaying the release. And then there is TCM: The Next Generation. Leatherface: TCM 3 was completely brushed over and only given about 3 minutes of the hour feature. Almost 50 years later, 'The Texas Chain Saw. TCM 2 was passed off as a goofy film and treated with no respect. Details You May Have Missed In The Original Texas Chain Saw Massacre. The breakdown does like this: There is a good chunk devoted to explaining the original. They briefly described the TCM ban with hardly any mention of the Video Nasty era. Based on the true events that inspired the original The Texas Chainsaw Massacre - a group of college kids come into contact with the serial killer Leatherface. They go in detail about the trials and tribulations that Tobe and cast suffered while filming the original. The episode begins with the true story of serial killer Ed Gein that spawned the idea for TCM. Noticeably included for limited reasons are teenyboppers currently working on the new TCM: The Beginning film. Noticeably missing from this impressive line-up are stars Marilyn Burns, Jessica Biel, and Bill Moseley.
Along for the ride tracing the history is Director John Carpenter, Ed Gein Detectives, our friend Heidi from, and various TCM fans.
#TEXAS CHAIN SAW MASSACRE TRUE SERIES#
This episode covers The Texas Chainsaw Massacre series and features interviews with Director Tobe Hooper, "Leatherface" Gunnar Hansen, and Actor Ed Neal.
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