THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE 2003 Review
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- #TexasChainsawMassacre Continuing our Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2022 leadup J and Mike review the 2003 TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE remake. 🎃 Join us on Patreon so we can make more content and get the WWAM up in everybody MICHAEL!!!! / wewatchedamovie
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I agree, Friday the 13th 2009 is underrated.! I watch it probably once a week with the commentary y’all did w/ Katie. It’s my favorite video. 😂🙌🏼
Agree and let's be honest, it's not like the original Friday the 13 movies are masterpieces to begin with.
@@WillsonT011 ummm yeah they are? Smh
@@vampirascoffin870some of them are, but for the most part id say friday the 13th had the weakest franchise next to halloween out of all the horror franchises. TCM and nightmare on elm street are just absolutely legendary.
Guys I kid you not, when I saw this movie in the theater I literally gave it a standing ovation. I was the only one, but I did it.
This was actually the first horror movie I ever saw in theaters and like the 2nd or 3rd horror movie I ever saw in general. Even tho now I prefer the 1974 version because how gritty and realistic and feeling like a home video it is. Where as the 2003 feels more glossy and produced but it will always hold a special place because that nostalgia and I'd agree. One of the best remakes ever. Plus "That Jessical Biel is one piece of Ace!"
I know from experience.
We no, not me personally, but a guy I know, him and her GOT IT ON.
no, no they didn't... But you can imagine what it'd be like if they did
Most people forget the hitch hiker had the baby that’s in the film which is how she was able to get the gun in there. Or just forget to connect the dots.
I truly feel like Friday 2009 is slept on because it came at the end of the 2000s and suffered remake fatigue from audiences. My Bloody Valentine too came off the heels of remakes like Black Xmas, Prom Night, The Fog, House of Wax, etc. I loved seeing Jason run and my theatre gasped when the girl fell out of the burning sleeping bag like a hot pocket. This Jason wanted suffering.
Yall got bodies under your tables, whats that knocking sound i keep hearing from the audio, I noticed it in ur live stream too, you guys are great, keep up yalls shit!
I absolutely love this remake. One of the best out there 🤟🤟 Everytime I watch it, I have to do it back to back with the Prequel 😁😁🙌🤟
Texas Chainsaw Massacre the Beginning is underrated. I really dig that film.
I love this movie. The best horror remake and simply a damn good horror movie. This version of Leatherface was truly menacing and animalistic. R. Lee Ermey was great because he provided foreplay to the gruesomeness that would ensue further in the film. The cinematography was great and I love how grainy and gross and captured the heat like the original. Definitely, a summer jam.
I agree, cause this Texas Chainsaw Massacre is so freaking awesome and is my fav of all time.
In another timeline Rob Zombie did TCM instead of Halloween and it flourished.
I love the remake. It's so good. I prefer this movie over the original. I just think it's a better film in pretty much every way but I do like the original of course. It's one of the best horror remake of all time in my opinion. I love the Friday The 13 the remake as well❤️❤️💖💖
Nostalgia blinds people. This is far superior to the original same goes for the Friday remake.. have you seen the Friday 13th films??? They fucking suck
When this came out in theaters, I was blown away from how good it was. This movie nails it in all aspects of of a great film. Comparing anything to this original or any other time a remake is made is what usually cause great debate. Remakes should honor the great film it proceeds but it has to balance that with being original on its own way. Fan service is important but you can't get lost in it otherwise you miss out on your interpretation of the film should be. I enjoyed the beginning as well but I wonder if they put that film first and this film 2nd, how much of a wider audience it would have reached? 👊🔥
Better than the OG!!! Top 3 remake ever. Movie is terrific, Jason 2009 getting love at the start is something i like as well. That movie all time !!! Lol
Couldn't agree more! I love this movie! I agree its better then the original, love the Friday remake too! Jessica Biel does add to this as well. Also this is the most badass brutal leatherface
As soon as I saw that Andrew Bryniarski was playing Leatherface, back then, I was instantly "really, Zangief?" and was pleasantly surprised with his perfomance.
You guys got the exact same outlook on horror movies. And the way you act. I swear it’s like I know you two. Love it
2003 remake is awesome 😎 R Lee Ermey and Andrew Byrnarski and oh wow 🤩 Jessica Biel 😂
Andrew Bryniarski was amzing as leatherface, he played a good Zangief in street fighter, He was funny as Butterfinger in Hudson Hawk, he was Chip in Batman Returns, he was a good Lobo in the youtube short...
He was also in the movie 🍿 The Program about football and he shoulder presses 315 for reps in a scene for reps the dude is a beast 😂 he also played in the true story about the Hollywood Bank robbery and he’s beast 😂
I thought I was the only one who loved this movie y’all so dope keep grinding my guys
Hi Mike & J !! You are both pumping me up !! I need to watch ALL the TCM Based on what great 👍 info your giving me !! Need to check it out!! Friday the 13th 2009 was lit 🔥 !! Luv you both !! Linda 🔪🪓🔥♥️ Take Care!! L xx
I'm so glad to hear Jay say its best remake of all. I felt that way to. I saw this before the original so maybe thats why
The biggest plus to this movie and the prequel is that the main mask is Matt Bommers face. If your gonna use a face might as well get a great Handsome actors face lmao!
I’ve always been a fan of this, and yes I too believe it is one of great horror remakes. My only major gripe is that Jessica Biel’s outfit is so insanely hot, it’s actually really distracting 😆
It's very 2002
Excellent remake! Texas Chainsaw 🤘
One of the best remakes ever and by far the best TCM. Leatherface was scary as hell in this one, the family was demented and the sheriff terrifying, everyone acted amazingly, and the cinematography of how gritty and yellowish/gross the movie felt perfect. OH and the score.
This movie was also smart for bringing back John Larroquette for the narration of beginning and end. When showing off the crime scene videos and evidence, his voice just absolutely fits for this film. The opening narration crawl at the start of the 1974 version is one of the best opening voice over reads in cinema history IMO. I don't believe thats a stretch at all... almost every TCM fan recognizes "the film which you are about to see.."
I've read that TCM 22 brought him back for this.
Hell yes, John Larroquette was awesome especially the way they made it like he was narrating a true crime documentary about the events of the first film. Awesome
Shout out to Jay for mentioning "Kingdom" Its an underrated show and i didnt think many people care or know that show at all!!
This IS the best TCM ever. I respect the original of course but it’s a fact.
I like the 03 film but the 70s one the best imo
Nah. Come on. I love the remake but the original IS The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, all that followed are just shadows of it. The original for me is the scariest movie ever made, and it's a one-of-a-kind movie. It just feels real. The remake isn't scary, but i would say it's probably funner than the original. There's nothing else like TCM 74.
Imo.
Top 1 TCM 2003 2 TCM 2006 3 TCM 1974, and the rest are not good enough for me
Marcus Nispel directed the "Greedy Fly" music video for the band Bush. That video is very similar in style to this movie.
then-unknown John Larroquette provided the narration in the original The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974). Despite becoming a distinguished actor in the years since, he happily agreed to reprise his role for the remake.
After learning about the remake, Andrew Bryniarski (Leatherface) went up to producer Michael Bay at a Christmas party and personally asked him for the role.
During the scene in the van with R. Lee Ermey (The Sheriff) and Jonathan Tucker (Morgan), Tucker forced the gun down his throat in order to make himself vomit every take. If you watch carefully you can see him spit the vomit out of his mouth in the scene.
Erica Leerhsen screamed so loudly during her screen test that people in other parts of the building called the police to report that a woman was being attacked.
While chasing Erin through the woods, Leatherface trips and cuts into his right leg with the chainsaw. An homage to the original
The only time we actually get to see Leatherface's "real" face.
To prepare for his role as Leatherface, Andrew Bryniarski ate a diet of brisket and white bread in order to get his weight to nearly 300 pounds.
Erin's last name was supposed to be Hardesty, the same last name as lead character Sally (Marilyn Burns) from the original The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974).
Pepper is the only one of the victims not to see or enter the Hewitt house.
The song "Suffocate" by industrial metal band Motograter appears for few second during Kemper's death, when Leatherface starts to undress the Kemper's corpse.
Some of the big plot changes made in the remake: 1. It is actually not mentioned only implied that the family is cannibalist. One of the symbols of the TCM movies was the big dinner scene where all the family tries to eat their victims. 2. The whole family has changed. Now there are 7 members of the family, plus famous "grandpa" from the first four movies is not included here.
Andrew Bryniarski (Leatherface) states: "In my estimation, Leatherface is like a beaten dog -- he was ostracized and ridiculed, and treated harshly by his peers. The psychological damage they inflicted was immense -- there's no chance for him." Terrence Evans (Uncle Monty), says, "I think there was a chance Thomas' life could have been different. But the teasing he suffered, coupled with a bad temper, and following Hoyt around like a puppy dog, left room for Hoyt to get absolute control."
Despite the title, only two people are seen being killed by a chainsaw.
Andrew Bryniarski is the second tallest actor to play Leatherface after Dan Yeager at 6'5½.
When Erin finds Morgan in the basement there is a hole in his back. Indicating that he had at some point been hung on a meat hook.
Body Count: 8.
It’s hilarious that somebody corrected J about the original TCM’s release year and, yet, he continues to say the wrong year over and over again.
It was filmed in 73
You guys are awesome!!! Another great review for another awesome movie!!!!
I haven't seen this film in sooo long. Can't wait to watch it again now.
Paul Thomas Anderson and David Fincher also started as music video directors so Roger Ebert can suck it! Everyone starts somewhere.
I saw this in theaters, freaking phenomenal flick! I met Andrew B.(Chip from batman returns) in Worcester, MA at a con. He was high off his ass on red bull, weird guy Ace, weird guy 🤣
Hahaha love the Ace Ventura reference you got there in the end. But Andrew B was a cool guy, huh? I've never met him personally so I can't pass judgment myself, but I remember he and Gunner Hanson had some sort of beef. Gunner more or less calling him a pansy Leatherface and then the day of Gunner's passing, Andrew posted a pretty brutal Twitter post about him. I found it to be of poor taste to insult someone when you just found out they passed away but I don't know all the details myself other than what I've seen/read.
@@zacharyscott6779 thanks man! Yeah Andrew was a decent guy, that's pretty low towards Gunnar though. We didn't really have too much interaction, like I said he was pretty high. I think my hot study hall teacher in high school was friends with him as well.
I love The Hills Have Eyes and The Amityville Horror remake as well. They are both really good in my opinion ❤️💖
Amityville sucked
Anybody else kinda shit their pants when Jay's girlfriend walked in the background 😂
I saw this version before I saw the original. I'm not sure if its for that reason that I prefer it or if its just better. I know that when I left the theater, I left incredibly uncomfortable but in the best way. Its one of the best remakes we've ever gotten.
Great remake. Andrew is an unsung horror hero. Place at the table!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
guys.... DAFUCK... IS THAT THUMBNAIL LEATHERFACE !!? XD
Regarding the Gunner Hansen stuff, The guy who played Leatherface in this remake is apparently a huge asshole, if you watch panels with him at cons or whatever he's out of his damn mind and just rambles. Comments are filled with people who met him and said he's a crazy douchbag. He was a great Leatherface though, regardless.
You should watch The Program with Andrew. He is a beast in that movie!
He was also in Batman Returns
This was a good remake
Is Jay in his childhood bedroom?
Andrew Bryniarski, Philly born btw...Was awesome as Lattimer in the awesome football movie.."The Program ".....
The volume of your outro is my current pet peeve. It's always different and if you're wearing headphones, it's sometimes dangerously LOUD.
The dinner table scene can never be topped..it's insane no need to copy it or remix it...that just going to make people think your film is worse...the scenes with the push ups is iconic for this film especially using the actor from full metal jacket to do it and the clothesline sheets my gosh its created a new sense of dread...that's what a remake should do...make your own iconic scenes..don't just copy...
For years I thought the series was the dead. The Next Generations was the final nail in the coffin and the 2003 remake saved the series. It's probably the 2nd best next to the original which is rare for a remake. And plus, Leatherface is horrifying in this one. If you told this Leatherface to "shut up and sit down?" He's bash your skull in. But as much as I love this movie, I will blame this movie for creating the popular trend of remaking classics up to this day. So FU TCM remake. (Just kidding. 🤣)
I am a big defender of Next Generation. Matthew Mcconaughey was AWESOME. Leatherface was a cross dressing hulking monster with the mind of a child. The remake and prequel to it were awesome but Leatherface was not like he was in the original. He was a cross dresser in the original too and the new film captured more of what Leatherface is about. The Ed Gein treatment.
My favorite remake is th Thing, but this movie is definitely a top 15 remake
Dying at the Cracker Barrel joke
I recently rewatched this and it wasn’t as effective as I remembered! 😞 I still think it’s a solid and entertaining remake, great performances etc etc, but I remember enjoying it a lot more years ago. The original will always be my favorite!
Good show fellas!
To me, It's better than the Original. Best mask imo. Great cast. Best Remake ever??? Maybe😏
I'll be honest, I enjoy this much more than the original. The original is great for sure, but for some reason I can't get into it. The first time viewing it was a wild experience for sure. But now it just comes off as annoying at times.
hey mike! can u say what r ur 3 favorite movies of all time?
Rob Zombie's Halloween remake gets too much hate imo
The kid from Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2003 was in The Ring, not Darkness Falls
Best modern horror remakes:
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003)
Friday the 13th (2009)
Dawn of the Dead (2004)
You guys are the 🐐’s
Dawn Of The Dead 04 is the second best horror remake in my opinion.
That was a great one!
Best Texas chainsaw massacre movie hands down. Better then the original
No way. It's a kickass remake but not as great as the original. My only gripe is the remake left out cannibalism.
THE PROGRAM was Andrew's film..Crazy
Top Horror Remakes 2009 Friday the 13th, 2003 Texas Chainsaw, 2007 Halloween, 2006 Hills have eyes,
Gunnar Hansen was the perfect Leatherface, 74 original is a masterpiece.....
Completely agreed I think its the best of all the movies.
Jessica biel tho 👀🔥
They put the dinner table scene in their prequel to this instead of the remake… so technically they did ……… kinda lol
All the hate on this movie were people butthurt about it being re made ...this movie was fkin awesome , its a great well made movie an one of the best remakes ive seen , i love this movie , in my top 5 horror movies.
When I first saw this back in 03 I hated it cause of how much luv I have for the OG but it has grown on me over almost 20yrs as 1 of my favorite remakes but I wouldn’t put past Hill have eyes or Evil Dead remakes
I bought the movie because of Jessica Biel 😂 it is a great remake though 🍿
It's funny as heck how i started this video my add kicked in and I started doing stuff while listening from the background when I get to look at the vid I'm like ok 30 mins WHAT HAVE THEY BEEN TALKING ABOUT .LOL ITS LIKE I HEAR YALL..BUT ONLY SUBLIMINALLY....LOL GOOGAALLLYY BOOGGAALLYY 👻...so I started it back over!!
I have that same shirt that Mike is wearing 😂
This is my Favourite and even the prequel what came out after Marrys together well with it
Leatherface gets the living daylights beat out of him one Erin gets that meat cleaver!
The first texas chainsaw massacre movie i watched in threatres.
They shouldn’t of cut leather face arm. so they could make a part 2
Honestly, this in my opinion is definitely the best horror remake ever. Leatherface is horrifying in this and of course R. Lee Ermey was fantastic as usual. Awesome review fellas. Can’t wait to watch the new one tomorrow!
John Carpenter's The Thing is the best horror remake ever 😏
@@jakebiomask that’s your opinion and I respect it my friend!
Franklin ruins the rewatch ability of the original
Evil Dead remake for me.
Dude even Rambo 4 got the UNRATED treatment lol still to this day 2nd best rambo movie its jason in the jungle, Jay , Ebert was super critical of horror films I used to watch his and siskels show when I was a kid and honestly I agree with ya but also I think ebert just was against the remakes from the start he really only favored originals he trashed alot of sequels save for maybe empire strikes back and godfather 2 he's a good critic but I think he didn't like horror too much
I still say House of 1000 corpses is rob zombies TCM remake
Jessica Biel made me so sexually confused watching this movie for the 1st time at 13 yrs old 😅😅😅
Mike and j tcm remake 2003 movie great movie 🎬
I much prefer the 2003 TCM over the 1974. Both were good though. Any others were TRASH 🗑
Don't care what any one says. It's better than original... just is
Best in the franchise. By a mile. The orginal is shite
It's TCM 1974 JAY not 73😅
I feel like the thing that I really enjoyed about the Texas chainsaw massacre remake the most was the character development for example Aaron I feel like she had the most development and the most to do. Plus they took everything from the original and expanding upon it. Like making the final girl Aaron much more resourceful where is Marilyn burns in the original her only purpose was to scream and run away from Leatherface. The family seems a lot more functional and less Batshit insane, and they even expanded upon leather face by turning him into more of an angry vengeful monster who was basically lashing out at a society that didn’t accept him because growing up he had a severe skin disease that was slowly eating away at his flash. It movie is just all and all how a remake is done like taking the original and expanding upon it.
Friday the 13th(2009) sucked. It is not underrated . . . .
I liked Jason in that movie... I didn't like anyone else... I was glad when killed most of them, especially that douchbag with the escalade
The Michael Jackson nose comment - no it didn’t. Never happened. I love you J, but no.
74 dude
Still not as good as the original though, just imagine if the original was filmed today with more gore and today's technology...The Remake has great cinematography but doesn't have the same tone, there's no creepiness or weirdness and the family members are boring and forgettable...It's just a typical fast pace action slasher, Leatherface is supposed to be a creepy and mentally challenged cooky child-like killer, not some non-human like roid raging body builder out of a comic book with a chainsaw...And the whole "Skin Disease" story was just stupid...The true essence of TCM just wasn't there, I get a more unsettled feeling watching the original, the Remake is actually over-rated in my opinion.
I always said this movie was the best remake out of all them