ارجوك اخي ان كان من الممكن عمل فيديو يشرح مصير وجه الجلد عندما تم القبض عليه من طرف الشرطة و عائلته المجنونة كذلك لاننا نحن خارج الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية لانستطيع معرفة شيء عن الموضوع والمعلومات في الأنترنيت ضعيفة جدا ولايمكن الوصول لكل شيء عن اخبار تلك العائلة المجنونة بعد ان تم القبض عنهم من طرف الشرطة والمباحث
I flew to Austin on Saturday, spent the whole day creating this one. I heard a rumor that one of the filming locations was about to be destroyed/ gone forever. I made it a priority to finally make my Texas Chainsaw Massacre pilgrimage. Huge fan of the original film! I hope you enjoy my journey, this one took a lot of logistics and time, as most filming locations projects do, but THAT WIND made it the most difficult time I’ve ever had making a video. All fun tho! Thank you for always watching. I had to make sure I put a ton of LEATHERFACE matchups inside the Sawyer home and that Gas Station. Happy to present this project to the TCM fans.
Excellent work, Jay! Like I mentioned to you before, some of my favorite TH-cam videos, are filming locations videos. You've done it again with this one, sir. 👏 I love how thorough you are in matching up scenes in such perfect detail. Right on! 👍 👍 Lookin' forward to all of your future videos! Especially the filming location ones! Awesome work!
It's so wild how much that landscape has changed in 50 years from country land to a cityscape, and for the original gate to the property is like it's stuck in time. Very curious. Loved this video
Same thing I said!! I seriously have to make this trip from Atlanta ASAP!! I just watched this movie again last night to get into the Halloween spirit. One of my favorite Films for sure..Not just horror.
Love that you went into a restaurant where people were eating, filmed them eating (blurred, which is good) and described the disgusting horrors that went on in that room. 😂 I laughed out loud. "Honey, I think we'll go to McDonald's after all.."
Ha ha thanks. I just felt like a salad after that whole day! Oddly enough I was back out at Leatherface Road a couple days ago. The location of where the house once was about to be a condo currently under construction.
I worked in the Texas chainsaw massacre maze at Universal Studios Hollywood Horror nights 2021 and it was an absolute blast! the maze was exactly room for room just like the house! every room was spot on as well as the actors! we had the dining table, the chicken room, the gas station, the graveyard, it was a truly amazing experience, We scared so many people! and it was one year to remember. I had never seen the movie before but once i watched it I was living in it for 2 months as the hitchhiker, nubbins sawyer! it was epic! can’t wait for the next year
Speaking as a native Texan who grew up in the Austin area. I wanted to give you a shout out for doing a job well done! Really enjoyed and appreciated the comparative analysis for each of the screen/film locations. Keep up the great work!
WELL DONE!!!! I know how difficult this one was for you and all the editing and research and hard work it took, and it shows!! So proud of you!!! I'm sorry it was so windy! I'm just thankful your hat didn't blow away too far, it would be a shame to lose that baby! :P I appreciate your "long-winded" (pun intended?) filming location videos, you are always so thorough and it's ridiculously impressive. Keep em comin! That is so awesome that restaurant has leaned into the movie like that, I know the fans have to appreciate it! And it's equally cool they let you film so much of it! Lol, your convo with grandpa!! It really is kinda crazy that a restaurant is there now... I'm just now putting that together as I'm watching this. Omg, you almost lost both your hat and your sunglasses in this vid! Someday I hope to join you on one of your filming location vids, but I have to say...... I'm glad it wasn't this one lol. 27:55 , I watched and re-watched this moment like 5 times LOL!!!! I've never been so honored or proud to be a part of your life as I am right now haha! Omg the Whataburger moment.... can't believe you got a 100% "beef" burger without me!! Oh wow, the memorial at the gas station was really cool and strangely touching. And I wasn't expecting a horror store on the inside, that is AWESOME!! LOL, the ending!! Again, so proud to be in your life
I totally forgot to tell you about lost my sunglasses too! Lol I always look forward to reading your comments thank you so much for all your support, and for watching this thing right away. I really appreciate you. Thought about you at Whataburger, thought about you all day, but especially at Whataburger. Wish you could’ve joined lol I can’t thank you enough. Let’s team up again soon. Micah ahead
Great video. Texas Chainsaw massacre (1974) is probably my favorite horror movie. Truly creepy and relentless but not gory. The tone of this and other 70s and 80shorror movies will never be duplicated. Today’s horror movies are almost too well Produced
This is Amazing! Thank you TBJ! I’ve always wanted to do this myself and I am glad you got there before the original homestead property is developed. It’s amazing all the development in that area. You did a great job preserving this for everyone.
This is the first time I saw the TCM filming locations. Thanks Jay for a superb video. Good job on getting to the sight of the old house before its cleared. Don't worry, you did a great job fighting that wind, I could still understand everything you was saying.
37:44 Never expected to get emotional over a bench but that thing is a very touching memorial for those that passed. 27:55 Gunnar would of been proud of your dance and this was such a great part of the video. So sad this area is going to be changed forever in a little while after remaining mostly untouched for all those years. TCM is my favorite movie and I always dreamed of going out to the filming locations. Maybe one day I can make it to the BBQ and stay the night in one of the cottages but by then this unfortunately will have been developed. Thanks for bringing us this great experience, you put a lot of effort into this one and it definitely shows. You helped preserve this area for everyone to see even after it is gone. Thank you
I don't think anyone has done a better job than you covering this film. Even Adam the Woo and Jacob the Carpetbagger on their road trip. They had the BBQ and stayed in one of the cabins. Proud to be a fellow Hoosier. Perhaps from the same hospital. 😀
One of my ABSOLUTE filming locations!! Thanks to you, we were on this tour and were there with you. A dream come true. Again. Thank you for the detail and you really care for the Horror stories .
Only just come across your channel......... just binged watched a few of your horror location video's. These are the most thorough and detailed videos of this type I have watched. Well done, these are awesome and worth all the hard work you put into making them.
@@TampaJayamazing job!!! Im from Connecticut and I need to go there to see this!! Greatest horror movie ever! I actually just got the texas chainsaw massacre game it’s amazing they have the exact locations from the movie!
I love how thorough you are with your explanations Jay! So glad you were able to go into the house too. Texas Chainsaw Massacre was the first horror movie I ever saw. I watched it with my friends on Halloween night of my sophomore year of high school. It's so cool to see what has changed since 1974 and what's remained the same. Looks like there's been a lot of development in the area since then.
I can't believe we teens used to go inside old houses in the very same areas here. I had never seen the film until years later. We thought it was so cool sit on the porches with a few beers. We also were in a van. Crazy days! Lol
You did an excellent job. Caught it before it's long gone. Super cool & Awesome that you are very thorough with details. Keep up the fantastic work. Your walking grounds some of us may never be able to walk. Thanks dude :)
Hi Tampa Jay , I'm a 60-year-old horror fan , I lived in West Hernando so like 40 years now , due to age and health problems I can't get out much anymore and watching you go to all these horror sites like the Texas chainsaw massacre site it's amazing you brought adventure and excitement back into an old horror fans heart , I love all the old ones , Vincent Price Peter Lori , Bella Lugosi and so on , kudos to you , you seem like an amazing person ...
Great video!!! The Grandparent's house or The Franklin Place is straight across the road from the Leatherface driveway in the wooded area. Thank you for showing the water well in the movie clip. I took pictures of the "water works" when I visited in 2005. Then it was a 4x4(approximately) slab of concrete with an old 2 foot pipe sticking out of the ground. Again great video.
I thoroughly enjoyed this. You did an amazing job - i was even surprised to see the original location of the house and what little remained of the driveway. The gas station with the overnight cabins was my favorite and all the horror movie memorabilia inside.
Great video. I watched the 1974 movie for the first time the other week, and this was very informative and interesting. Seeing all the sets and locations almost 50 years later, just wow.
Just want to say a big thank you for making and uploading this video, there’s so much information and accuracy, I plan to visit Texas from the UK later this year and I hope to visit some of these places, so happy to see this video before my journey, thanks again for such a well made video 👍🏼👍🏼
Dude you are so lucky to have been to these places. You only have one life to live man and you did it. I love your channel and I'm a TRUE HORROR fan myself. Glad you're able to do these things while you still can. I for one am THRILLED to see these places. Me and my friends love watching videos like this. Keep up the good work bro. Next, PLEASE DO A FILMING LOCATION OF NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD: THE REMAKE. Not the original, but the remake with Patricia Tallman and Tony Todd. I seriously wanna know where that house is. It had a name called M. Celeste in front of it. I just wanna know if it exists. I would seriously live there. lol Thanks man. Love your work.
Thank you so much for this video. it looked like a real labour of love. TCM is one of my all time favourite movies and to see where the film was shot is priceless. Love all the details and what a great tribute that bench is to all the artists who have passed away. Saw is Family.
The opening shot of the movie in the cemetery, was actually the very LAST scene they filmed. And they did with NO permits; they snuck onto the property to film it.
Great job Jay, so good to see some of the items will remain for people to visit for a long time. Awesome homage to such a scary classic film. The 1970’s brought some serious footage to the big screen.
Thanks dude for this amazing video love how you showed everything in detail what had me most fascinated was the old road that doesn't exist anymore heads directly onto the modern highway how everything changed 50 years later big time.
Awesome video Jay, I love TCM and the details you provide are wonderful, thanks for taking the time to show us these great filming locations, hope you’re having a great day.
The 'Texas Chainsaw' segment is fantastic. My uncle brought me (and a friend) to see this movie at a theater in Ft. Lauderdale when we were in 6th grade. Excellent research, footage, and visiting of sites. Feels like a real, former crime scene - because it was/is.
Haha! Kingsland is 13 miles from my house and hometown! Actually, my cousin used to own the Restaurant and sold it to the current owners. Man, you were so close to me! I would of driven over real fast and said hello! Next time you're in the area give me a shout!
Great effort man! As a viewer I can totally feel how passionate your about the movie and the editing, showing the shots from the movie more than one time for comparisson is high quality stuff! Keep up the good work 👍
Great video TJ! I knew it was only a matter of time before you covered the filming locations of one of the most terrifying and realistic horror films ever made, but it was worth the wait. 👍
According to Google Maps they have already begun construction on the site or its completed. I made it as far as the gate at the bottom of the hill a couple years ago and now wished I had gone further up to explore. AWESOME JOB!
Ive lived in Texas all my life "Still do" and i got to see the Farmhouse before it was moved, as a kid.. i got to see all the locations back in the early 90s as just a kid... it kinda breaks my heart at 40 to see how different everything is now... i mean, at least Hoopers "they changed the name of it from Grand Central to Hoopers a few years ago i believe?" is still there... Renovated and beautiful. but that Road... that road was amazing... but now its just... poof.. i mean, we'll always have the Memories... and the movie... but damn dude.. it just hurt to see it so torn up... its funny how just a couple decades and the Earth "Reclaims" what was once there..
HEY HEY, TAMPA JAY & BELLA What's up Guys yeah, chainsaw Massacre was my Favorite out of all the B Old school Movies .. And I really appreciate and Enjoy how much of your Blood, Sweet, and Tears, that you put into Your Movie Filming location vlogs that's so Awesome Jay OK Take care stay safe and will see you on the next video project
Good to see ya in Texas man. I’m up in the Dallas area. It’s been windy the last week for sure. These locations are on my bucket list as well! Thanks for the great video 😎👍👍
Found info on who Pickle, shown at 4:28, was. Genealogytrails says, "Pvt. J. Clarence Pickle, son of J. R. and Ellen Wells Pickle, Dallas, was born June 29, 1895, at Austin, Texas. He received his education in the Dallas High School and volunteered for service with the Marine Corps, June 1, 1918, and was assigned to Company A, 1st Battalion, 11th Regiment, which received its training at Paris Island, South Carolina, and Quantico, Virginia. He contracted Spanish influenza at Quantico, which developed into pneumonia, and in spite of medical assistance died on September 21, 1918. His company sailed for France November 2, 1918. Private Pickle possessed medal awarded him by Government for marksmanship. He gave his life in an attempt to uphold the principles of right and humanity, for which his country fought." Although, it looks like the gravestone says he died on 9/28/18, which hard to say which is correct. There's another shot in this video that shows a "Wells" gravestone nearby, so that is most likely family from his mom's side.
great vid t.j. keep them coming. seems like the next logical move would be to Pennsylvania to check out the locations of george romero's night of the living dead. where it all began
I live about 5 minutes from the old house and I always got excited driving by as a kid. I still get excited. It will be so sad when there is nothing left of the property or the old road leading up to quick hill
I was in college when this came out. Went to see it at the campus theater. I was terrified throughout the whole movie. I found out afterwards that campus security caught a frat boy with a chainsaw and complete costume. He was going to run down the aisles while revving up the chainsaw. I would’ve passed out! I couldn’t watch another scary movie until I watched this again and laughed through it. Anyway, thanks for all the work you put into this one, my friend. It’ll always hold a special place in my heart and memories.👍💕😊
My fav horror film ever, infact imo the greatest horror film ever made. I love you went in attention to detail, I know il never be able to visit these locations living in the UK, and if I did have the chance visiting old country Rd would be the 1st on my list. I wonder how many ppl that live right by the ending scene know that this classic film was filmed there. Amazing
Luved your video Jay! I remember watching TCM as a kid and luved it! Great attention to detail! Don’t bow to pressure man, keep eating those tasty burgers! Can’t wait for ur next location! B safe! Joe from Michigan!〽️
For all of you that don't know, Leatherface was based on a real person called Ed Gein (The Butcher Of Plainfield) a murderer and grave robber, Ed Gein was also the inspiration for Norman Bates from Psycho, and loosely Buffalo Bill from The Silence Of The Lambs 🥀❤🖤🥀
@@billyrichards8834 🤦🏻♂️ Where did I say Ed Gein Chainsawed people? Ed Gein was the inspiration for Leatherface because he made human face masks from the corpses that he dug up and wore them, And he wasn't called the Wisconsin axe killer 😂😂 He was called the Butcher Of Plainfield, or the Plainfield Ghoul, and only Ed knows if he ate human organs, he denied it, but when the police searched the house, they saw 2 hearts in the kitchen on a pot on the stove.
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ارجوك اخي ان كان من الممكن عمل فيديو يشرح مصير وجه الجلد عندما تم القبض عليه من طرف الشرطة و عائلته المجنونة كذلك لاننا نحن خارج الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية لانستطيع معرفة شيء عن الموضوع والمعلومات في الأنترنيت ضعيفة جدا ولايمكن الوصول لكل شيء عن اخبار تلك العائلة المجنونة بعد ان تم القبض عنهم من طرف الشرطة والمباحث
I flew to Austin on Saturday, spent the whole day creating this one. I heard a rumor that one of the filming locations was about to be destroyed/ gone forever. I made it a priority to finally make my Texas Chainsaw Massacre pilgrimage. Huge fan of the original film! I hope you enjoy my journey, this one took a lot of logistics and time, as most filming locations projects do, but THAT WIND made it the most difficult time I’ve ever had making a video. All fun tho! Thank you for always watching. I had to make sure I put a ton of LEATHERFACE matchups inside the Sawyer home and that Gas Station. Happy to present this project to the TCM fans.
Much ahead my fiend
Bro, you ... killed it on this one!
I've gotta get out there before the og house location gets plowed.
Excellent work, Jay! Like I mentioned to you before, some of my favorite TH-cam videos, are filming locations videos. You've done it again with this one, sir. 👏 I love how thorough you are in matching up scenes in such perfect detail. Right on! 👍 👍 Lookin' forward to all of your future videos! Especially the filming location ones! Awesome work!
So excited for this always had a dream to visit these locations! Thank you!!!!!
Bro I think I saw you out my window I was eating in the kitchen 😆
It's so wild how much that landscape has changed in 50 years from country land to a cityscape, and for the original gate to the property is like it's stuck in time. Very curious. Loved this video
Same thing I said!!
Same thing I said!! I seriously have to make this trip from Atlanta ASAP!! I just watched this movie again last night to get into the Halloween spirit. One of my favorite Films for sure..Not just horror.
Love that you went into a restaurant where people were eating, filmed them eating (blurred, which is good) and described the disgusting horrors that went on in that room. 😂 I laughed out loud. "Honey, I think we'll go to McDonald's after all.."
Ha ha thanks. I just felt like a salad after that whole day! Oddly enough I was back out at Leatherface Road a couple days ago. The location of where the house once was about to be a condo currently under construction.
@@TampaJay So sad, but glad you caught it before construction began.
Thanks for your hard work/adventure, born in '79 love to watch your filming locations with precise detailing, brings back good memories 😎👌
Thanks man I appreciate you watching it for the kind words
I'm only turning 23 in a month bro the movie IS WAY OLDER THAN ME
Thanks for documenting these before they’re gone.
Thank you for watching!
Great Job Filming all these Locations from 50 Years ago!! TOTALLY AWESOME MY MAN!!!!
I worked in the Texas chainsaw massacre maze at Universal Studios Hollywood Horror nights 2021 and it was an absolute blast! the maze was exactly room for room just like the house! every room was spot on as well as the actors! we had the dining table, the chicken room, the gas station, the graveyard, it was a truly amazing experience, We scared so many people! and it was one year to remember. I had never seen the movie before but once i watched it I was living in it for 2 months as the hitchhiker, nubbins sawyer! it was epic! can’t wait for the next year
That’s pretty sweet you worked in the house. I went through the one in Orlando and enjoyed it.
Ahg I hope to god they have the tcm maze this year…I’ve never been to universal during Halloween. Hopefully it’s there again, I missed it last year ):
I want to go to HHN so bad… hopefully this year
Speaking as a native Texan who grew up in the Austin area. I wanted to give you a shout out for doing a job well done! Really enjoyed and appreciated the comparative analysis for each of the screen/film locations. Keep up the great work!
WELL DONE!!!! I know how difficult this one was for you and all the editing and research and hard work it took, and it shows!! So proud of you!!! I'm sorry it was so windy! I'm just thankful your hat didn't blow away too far, it would be a shame to lose that baby! :P I appreciate your "long-winded" (pun intended?) filming location videos, you are always so thorough and it's ridiculously impressive. Keep em comin! That is so awesome that restaurant has leaned into the movie like that, I know the fans have to appreciate it! And it's equally cool they let you film so much of it! Lol, your convo with grandpa!! It really is kinda crazy that a restaurant is there now... I'm just now putting that together as I'm watching this. Omg, you almost lost both your hat and your sunglasses in this vid! Someday I hope to join you on one of your filming location vids, but I have to say...... I'm glad it wasn't this one lol. 27:55 , I watched and re-watched this moment like 5 times LOL!!!! I've never been so honored or proud to be a part of your life as I am right now haha! Omg the Whataburger moment.... can't believe you got a 100% "beef" burger without me!! Oh wow, the memorial at the gas station was really cool and strangely touching. And I wasn't expecting a horror store on the inside, that is AWESOME!! LOL, the ending!! Again, so proud to be in your life
I totally forgot to tell you about lost my sunglasses too! Lol I always look forward to reading your comments thank you so much for all your support, and for watching this thing right away. I really appreciate you. Thought about you at Whataburger, thought about you all day, but especially at Whataburger. Wish you could’ve joined lol
I can’t thank you enough. Let’s team up again soon.
Micah ahead
@@TampaJay bro even if you forgot your hat you travel for subs and likes that's why I love you so much
Great video. Texas Chainsaw massacre (1974) is probably my favorite horror movie. Truly creepy and relentless but not gory. The tone of this and other 70s and 80shorror movies will never be duplicated. Today’s horror movies are almost too well
Produced
Thank you Bill it was an honor to walk among such holy ground. TCM is classic
This is Amazing! Thank you TBJ! I’ve always wanted to do this myself and I am glad you got there before the original homestead property is developed.
It’s amazing all the development in that area. You did a great job preserving this for everyone.
Thank you
This is the first time I saw the TCM filming locations. Thanks Jay for a superb video. Good job on getting to the sight of the old house before its cleared. Don't worry, you did a great job fighting that wind, I could still understand everything you was saying.
Thanks Ty appreciate ya
Thanks for comprehensive coverage, loving recently released Texas Chainsaw Massacre video game, it did terrific job at recreating film & locations.
Huge fan of the movie and game!
37:44 Never expected to get emotional over a bench but that thing is a very touching memorial for those that passed. 27:55 Gunnar would of been proud of your dance and this was such a great part of the video. So sad this area is going to be changed forever in a little while after remaining mostly untouched for all those years. TCM is my favorite movie and I always dreamed of going out to the filming locations. Maybe one day I can make it to the BBQ and stay the night in one of the cottages but by then this unfortunately will have been developed. Thanks for bringing us this great experience, you put a lot of effort into this one and it definitely shows. You helped preserve this area for everyone to see even after it is gone. Thank you
Wait the house and the gas station are still there though right?
I don't think anyone has done a better job than you covering this film. Even Adam the Woo and Jacob the Carpetbagger on their road trip. They had the BBQ and stayed in one of the cabins. Proud to be a fellow Hoosier. Perhaps from the same hospital. 😀
One of my ABSOLUTE filming locations!! Thanks to you, we were on this tour and were there with you. A dream come true. Again. Thank you for the detail and you really care for the Horror stories .
Only just come across your channel......... just binged watched a few of your horror location video's. These are the most thorough and detailed videos of this type I have watched. Well done, these are awesome and worth all the hard work you put into making them.
Thanks Scott so happy you to hear you enjoyed them buddy. These are my favorite to make. Appreciate you watching man
@@TampaJayamazing job!!! Im from Connecticut and I need to go there to see this!! Greatest horror movie ever! I actually just got the texas chainsaw massacre game it’s amazing they have the exact locations from the movie!
I love how thorough you are with your explanations Jay! So glad you were able to go into the house too. Texas Chainsaw Massacre was the first horror movie I ever saw. I watched it with my friends on Halloween night of my sophomore year of high school. It's so cool to see what has changed since 1974 and what's remained the same. Looks like there's been a lot of development in the area since then.
Thank you so much! It’s a classic. I couldn’t wait to get out there and see the locations.
I can't believe we teens used to go inside old houses in the very same areas here. I had never seen the film until years later. We thought it was so cool sit on the porches with a few beers. We also were in a van. Crazy days! Lol
Love seeing the filming locations of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre , I love the original movie better then the remakes.
After I watched your video on Friday the 13th part 2 I immediately subscribed 😊 I love your screenshots you add in. It's all in the details ❤❤
Thank you so much for this video it’s amazing to see these filming spots ! So many fans are happy to see this great work sir thank you !
Thank you for watching appreciate you
great filming location vid !!! Doing the old movies are always the most interesting for me !!
Thanks buddy I love doing the older ones
You did an excellent job. Caught it before it's long gone. Super cool & Awesome that you are very thorough with details. Keep up the fantastic work. Your walking grounds some of us may never be able to walk. Thanks dude :)
Thanks for all the work you put into this. It was fun to watch you showing all of these locations. Thanks man
Thank you so much I appreciate you watching.
Hi Tampa Jay , I'm a 60-year-old horror fan , I lived in West Hernando so like 40 years now , due to age and health problems I can't get out much anymore and watching you go to all these horror sites like the Texas chainsaw massacre site it's amazing you brought adventure and excitement back into an old horror fans heart , I love all the old ones , Vincent Price Peter Lori , Bella Lugosi and so on , kudos to you , you seem like an amazing person ...
Excellent work and much appreciated detail and match ups, Kind Sir! Thank you kindly for all you do!😇🤘
Thank you my friend
Great video!!!
The Grandparent's house or The Franklin Place is straight across the road from the Leatherface driveway in the wooded area.
Thank you for showing the water well in the movie clip. I took pictures of the "water works" when I visited in 2005. Then it was a 4x4(approximately) slab of concrete with an old 2 foot pipe sticking out of the ground. Again great video.
Leather face would be proud of this Vlog. Thanks TJ
Awesome video! Thanks for sharing!
I thoroughly enjoyed this. You did an amazing job - i was even surprised to see the original location of the house and what little remained of the driveway. The gas station with the overnight cabins was my favorite and all the horror movie memorabilia inside.
Great video. I watched the 1974 movie for the first time the other week, and this was very informative and interesting. Seeing all the sets and locations almost 50 years later, just wow.
awesome video, you did a great job and it's very well documented!
Absolutely brilliant upload!
A real labour of love. Thanks for making this superb video.
WELCOME BACK TO TEXAS!!! We enjoy you being here! Thank you for such a great video.
Stay safe. Stay blessed.
Just want to say a big thank you for making and uploading this video, there’s so much information and accuracy, I plan to visit Texas from the UK later this year and I hope to visit some of these places, so happy to see this video before my journey, thanks again for such a well made video 👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you
Congratulations this was one of your best!
I really enjoyed this Texas chainsaw masacre filming locations video! 🔥
Thanks man that means a ton to me spent a ton of time on this one and felt very lucky to be to go out there
@@TampaJay believe me man that was awesome🔥
A great video, thanks for sharing. Love the filming inside the house particularly!
Brilliant videos so much detail in each one you do Brilliant
Excellent job on the Vlog. Enjoyed seeing all of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre filming locations.
Dude you are so lucky to have been to these places. You only have one life to live man and you did it. I love your channel and I'm a TRUE HORROR fan myself. Glad you're able to do these things while you still can. I for one am THRILLED to see these places. Me and my friends love watching videos like this. Keep up the good work bro. Next, PLEASE DO A FILMING LOCATION OF NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD: THE REMAKE. Not the original, but the remake with Patricia Tallman and Tony Todd. I seriously wanna know where that house is. It had a name called M. Celeste in front of it. I just wanna know if it exists. I would seriously live there. lol Thanks man. Love your work.
Thank you so much for this video. it looked like a real labour of love. TCM is one of my all time favourite movies and to see where the film was shot is priceless. Love all the details and what a great tribute that bench is to all the artists who have passed away. Saw is Family.
TB. Texas Bagdad
The opening shot of the movie in the cemetery, was actually the very LAST scene they filmed. And they did with NO permits; they snuck onto the property to film it.
This was awesome Jay! The ending! lol Great filming location. I saw the film once and it freaked me out! lol
great job JAY,,,the comparing of then pics and now,,,spot on
Great job Jay, so good to see some of the items will remain for people to visit for a long time. Awesome homage to such a scary classic film. The 1970’s brought some serious footage to the big screen.
Just watched the movie for the first time.
Great detail, thanks for the vid!
Very cool video my man. You are a true fan
Love the vids jay keep them up bro
Thank you Shannon
Very cool and great job doing your thing. I love your videos. I have to say that you look much different clean shaven.....OUTLANDER!!!!!!!
TJ whatever you do don't hide in the barn with all the chainsaws. Get in the running car. Watch your back.
😂
Thanks dude for this amazing video love how you showed everything in detail what had me most fascinated was the old road that doesn't exist anymore heads directly onto the modern highway how everything changed 50 years later big time.
Thank you
Awesome video Jay, I love TCM and the details you provide are wonderful, thanks for taking the time to show us these great filming locations, hope you’re having a great day.
Thanks Root man
Great video bro!! TCM is my all-time favorite horror film & of course Leatherface is my favorite all-time horror character!!!
Thanks Jason. Leatherface is awesome!
What an awesome job man! You are the best!
Thank you
Excellent video. The most comprehensive TCM location retrospective made. Thank you for preserving the Sawyer house location before it is destroyed!
Thank you that means a ton to me. Huge.
The 'Texas Chainsaw' segment is fantastic. My uncle brought me (and a friend) to see this movie at a theater in Ft. Lauderdale when we were in 6th grade. Excellent research, footage, and visiting of sites. Feels like a real, former crime scene - because it was/is.
I love how you stopped at Whataburger halfway through the video 😂
Haha! Kingsland is 13 miles from my house and hometown! Actually, my cousin used to own the Restaurant and sold it to the current owners. Man, you were so close to me! I would of driven over real fast and said hello!
Next time you're in the area give me a shout!
Great video mate, much respect coming to you from Scotland.
Thanks John love Scotland
Thanks for the tour, Tampa Jay. Rays Up! ⚾
Great job Jay!! Loved the detail 👌 very well done!
Great video jay!
Thank you :)
Thank you for this video and it’s awesome that you were showing screenshots for a reference from the movie
Thanks so much for watching I’m really happy you enjoyed it
Great effort man! As a viewer I can totally feel how passionate your about the movie and the editing, showing the shots from the movie more than one time for comparisson is high quality stuff! Keep up the good work 👍
Thank you !
Good job man. I gotta get back out there some day.
Thanks buddy I hope you get back out there soon. That road is almost gone.
Great video TJ! I knew it was only a matter of time before you covered the filming locations of one of the most terrifying and realistic horror films ever made, but it was worth the wait. 👍
Thank you so much John
Texas chainsaw massacre(1974) will never be matched. It’s impossible to recapture the gritty feel
Of these early horror movies
According to Google Maps they have already begun construction on the site or its completed. I made it as far as the gate at the bottom of the hill a couple years ago and now wished I had gone further up to explore. AWESOME JOB!
Loved,loved,loved this video! You knock the filming locations out of the ballpark!
Ive lived in Texas all my life "Still do" and i got to see the Farmhouse before it was moved, as a kid.. i got to see all the locations back in the early 90s as just a kid... it kinda breaks my heart at 40 to see how different everything is now... i mean, at least Hoopers "they changed the name of it from Grand Central to Hoopers a few years ago i believe?" is still there... Renovated and beautiful. but that Road... that road was amazing... but now its just... poof..
i mean, we'll always have the Memories... and the movie... but damn dude.. it just hurt to see it so torn up... its funny how just a couple decades and the Earth "Reclaims" what was once there..
Awesome job Jay. So cool. 👍🏻👍🏻 I like you hooking grandpa up with the shades and ball cap. Hilarious 😆 Great video man.
You did one Hell of a job bro!!! Thanx for taking the time to do this!!! 🤘🤘🤘
Thanks for watching Zac happy you enjoyed my TCM trek. That was a fun day
The memorial bench at 37:38 has a tie hanging off the top left! Thanks for the video, it was AWESOME!
HEY HEY, TAMPA JAY & BELLA What's up Guys yeah, chainsaw Massacre was my Favorite out of all the B Old school Movies ..
And I really appreciate and Enjoy how much of your Blood, Sweet, and Tears, that you put into Your Movie Filming location vlogs that's so Awesome Jay OK Take care stay safe and will see you on the next video project
This is so cool bro
U go to some of the coolest places. Glad u got ur hat back lol
This is A W E S O M E !!!! And really funny to watch. Thanks so much and congrats for your effort. Cheers from Spain!!
Good to see ya in Texas man. I’m up in the Dallas area. It’s been windy the last week for sure. These locations are on my bucket list as well! Thanks for the great video 😎👍👍
Found info on who Pickle, shown at 4:28, was. Genealogytrails says, "Pvt. J. Clarence Pickle, son of J. R. and Ellen Wells Pickle, Dallas, was born June 29, 1895, at Austin, Texas. He received his education in the Dallas High School and volunteered for service with the Marine Corps, June 1, 1918, and was assigned to Company A, 1st Battalion, 11th Regiment, which received its training at Paris Island, South Carolina, and Quantico, Virginia. He contracted Spanish influenza at Quantico, which developed into pneumonia, and in spite of medical assistance died on September 21, 1918. His company sailed for France November 2, 1918. Private Pickle possessed medal awarded him by Government for marksmanship. He gave his life in an attempt to uphold the principles of right and humanity, for which his country fought." Although, it looks like the gravestone says he died on 9/28/18, which hard to say which is correct. There's another shot in this video that shows a "Wells" gravestone nearby, so that is most likely family from his mom's side.
Wow man! That was awesome!!! What a ride! I can tell that you put a lot of work into that, thanks for sharing!!!
Wow! I honestly don't know whether or not I've seen the movie five times IN MY LIFE!
Another great video in the container. I'm not so much of a Chainsaw fan as I am a Tampa Jay production fan.
great vid t.j. keep them coming. seems like the next logical move would be to Pennsylvania to check out the locations of george romero's night of the living dead. where it all began
Good job tj .and a lot work on your side being very precise on the location tcm. Very entertaining. Thank you from gwyn and James Spokane Washington
Great Video, do they offer tours of the home before restaurant hours?
They allowed me to roam freely they were super cool with me checking everything out
This is awesome, Jay! This house and the Monroeville Mall are the two horror movie locations I most want to visit. Thanks for the inspiration!
Thanks Remy
I live about 5 minutes from the old house and I always got excited driving by as a kid. I still get excited. It will be so sad when there is nothing left of the property or the old road leading up to quick hill
what location is in texas
One of my favorite horror movies awesome video
I was in college when this came out. Went to see it at the campus theater. I was terrified throughout the whole movie. I found out afterwards that campus security caught a frat boy with a chainsaw and complete costume. He was going to run down the aisles while revving up the chainsaw. I would’ve passed out! I couldn’t watch another scary movie until I watched this again and laughed through it. Anyway, thanks for all the work you put into this one, my friend. It’ll always hold a special place in my heart and memories.👍💕😊
Very awesome happy you enjoyed it. TCM is a classic horror movie
Amazing tour Tampa Jay !!
Thanks for sharing! Love it
You do good Jay.. love the way you screen grab and match up small details.. love this stuff .. Good job
Thank you Danny
Great move & great job Tampa Jay! Keep up the great work my friend! 👍
My fav horror film ever, infact imo the greatest horror film ever made. I love you went in attention to detail, I know il never be able to visit these locations living in the UK, and if I did have the chance visiting old country Rd would be the 1st on my list. I wonder how many ppl that live right by the ending scene know that this classic film was filmed there. Amazing
Awesome job dude i really enjoyed it
Very nice Sharing My dear respected friend full support and big likes from Ahmed Ali Nizamani
this so nice! thank you for this video!
Yeah i agree! it was amazing to see all the sites from the film!
Thank you for watching
Luved your video Jay! I remember watching TCM as a kid and luved it! Great attention to detail! Don’t bow to pressure man, keep eating those tasty burgers! Can’t wait for ur next location! B safe! Joe from Michigan!〽️
For all of you that don't know, Leatherface was based on a real person called Ed Gein (The Butcher Of Plainfield) a murderer and grave robber, Ed Gein was also the inspiration for Norman Bates from Psycho, and loosely Buffalo Bill from The Silence Of The Lambs 🥀❤🖤🥀
Love the username, sabbath forever 🤘🏻
@@billyrichards8834 🤦🏻♂️ Where did I say Ed Gein Chainsawed people? Ed Gein was the inspiration for Leatherface because he made human face masks from the corpses that he dug up and wore them, And he wasn't called the Wisconsin axe killer 😂😂 He was called the Butcher Of Plainfield, or the Plainfield Ghoul, and only Ed knows if he ate human organs, he denied it, but when the police searched the house, they saw 2 hearts in the kitchen on a pot on the stove.
Yes I'm aware bro. Just like you I tell people the exact same thing. The movie was loosely based on Gein.
No really? Who would have known that by now
@@DeathhAngel1 You, You're welcome 👍🏻.
Tampa Jay merci pour cet vidéo vraiment super cool 😉👍👍👍👍