First Time Watching *THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE (2003)* Movie REACTION!!!
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- First time watching Texas Chainsaw Massacre Remake from 2003 directed by Marcus Nispel, starring Jessica Biel, Erica Leerhsen, Jonathan Tucker, and Mike Vogel!!! Full movie reaction!!!
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Also Jessica Biel's performance as the final girl is superb. She more than commits
Yay, I get to mention my favorite fact about this movie: When they were in pre-production, director Marcus Nispel had to hire a cinematographer. So he went to a colleague with whom he had worked on TV commercials over the years, Daniel C. Pearl, and asked, "Would you like to shoot the remake of Texas Chainsaw Massacre with me?" To which Pearl replied, "Why not...I shot the original!" Nispel had no idea that the man he'd worked with before was cinematographer of the original classic Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
Another fun fact is that when they made the trailer for this film, they brought back the same voice-over announcer who did the trailer for the original film, an actor named John Larroquette. Except when he had done the original trailer in 1974 he was a nobody, but by 2003 he had been a pretty big star for years (seriously, check his IMDB).
How cool ❤️
That is 👌 awesome!
The irony that you had a spider crawling around, and you have a spider image on the front of your shirt😂
I think Sheriff Hoyt is probably the scariest character in the movie.
R Lee was great in this. He elevated the movie for me definitely.
what makes it scarier is that people like him is exist
His acting in Texas chainsaw massacre franchise make my childhood traumatize
I was just days from turning 13-years-old, and my mother took my brother and I to the movies one day after school on a Friday. She begrudgingly let us choose this movie, and from then to this day I still hold it up as one of the better film remakes, generally speaking. (My stepdad had a wonderful dark sense of humor, and we used to pretend our hands were chainsaws and chop him up, precisely because of the the original film; that's why my mother knew it would be a fitting movie for us.)
5:52 plays out while you're wearing a spider on your shirt!!! 🤣 Not a fav horror but this is your most entertaining review yet!!! I was cracking up all throughout. 😂
I saw this when I was around 14 and even then I was hardly ever scared by anything. This one actually terrified me. Leatherface is such a killing machine, I couldn’t handle how intense some of these scenes were
I felt the same. But what really got me is that this is a TRUE story SMH!!!!
I saw this movie when I was 10 and it really fucked me up.
Same here. I watched this movie for the first time like 10 years ago. I'm 22 now, and I still have have recurrent nightmares about leatherface wanting to kill me. I think it was pretty traumatizing for me 🥴
Same here, buddy. I jumped at a handful of scenes, including the death scenes. It was an AWESOME movie nonetheless.
Same the scene with Leatherface busting through the door scared tf outta me 😂 never been so scared watching a movie in my life still to this day
I can’t believe I saw this movie when I was 12! My parents let me watch a lot of horror movies growing up. And my dad took me to see Texas Chainsaw The Beginning on my 15th birthday in theaters. I think this Texas Chainsaw is my favorite out of all of them.
I was like seven when I saw this movie so you’re not alone 🤣
Fun fact* they literally spent like a whole day doing that shot through the head sequence. Cause they couldn’t get it to work, the one we see in the film is the best one they got so they just said ahh screw it 😂😂
The sheriff is played by the late R. Lee Ermy, whose breakout role as Gunny Sgt. Hartman in 1987's "Full Metal Jacket" earned him a Golden Globe nomination. He played the meanest Sgt. ever, a performance inspired by his own military career. "Full Metal Jacket" is one of those films you must see before you kick the proverbial bucket.
I love this movie. A lot of horror remakes are poorly made but this one! Despite the Sawyers being turned to The Hewitt’s, I prefer this remake over it’s original. Compared to other horror remakes, this one was actually well made.
Was one of my most watched horror films as a kid
It was iconic at the time and still holds up fantastic compared to most early 2000’s films
I consider this a top tier remake. So good!
Better made, better acting, better music, and the scares were very well done. That Sherriff is scary as hell.
Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning is Definitely the MOST gory. No question about it!
This was one of my favorites as a kid, I remember wanting to visit that house when I was about 6. Still do.
Edit: In the meat market scene Jessica Biel was genuinely terrified.
Jessica Biel made the movie for me. Great actress!
Wearing a Spider-man shirt and you kill a spider. That could've been the one to give you spider powers!
I thought the same! Lol ☠️ 😂
I agree. This is my favorite. It’s shot really well. I liked all the main characters.
"i think them 2 are going to live in the end"
About that
I remember watching this movie in like 2004 when I was in middle school, not long after it came out. Me and a bunch of friends were having a birthday party sleepover, and we decided to rent this movie from Blockbuster to watch it in the middle of the night. And it terrified the ever living hell out of me. At one point I almost wanted to stop watching because it was freaking me out so much. Really good memory looking back on it haha.
Honestly I think this is a really good remake. Very nice reaction too.
This is one of the best remakes out there
This is one of those good rare cases of a remake in Hollywood which you can like the original and also like the remake👍
The sheriff was an actual drill instructor before he became an actor & played one in Full Metal Jacket, strongly recommend if you haven't seen it yet. FMJ also was directed by Kubrick (The Shining). All his lines as the instructor were improvised & his Sherrif is one of my favorite villians. Try Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning. It heavily focuses on the Hewitt clan & is worth a glance just for that. Fantastic reaction. 11/10. Normally it's 10/10 but watching your killer instincts trigger on that spider 5 minutes in got us all pretty hot n' bothered. Give Geo a pat for us.
One of the best remakes!
Nah, it’s trash.
@@liteflightify lmao no valid reasons why? Plus you’re in the minority man for that
This was the first Texas chainsaw movie I seen and I seen the rest but this is one is the best one!
Watching the trailers for this in the theaters was absolutely TERRIFYING! They cut shots between the flash of the camera with that eerie nose it makes. It was a time to be alive
I remember when my dad took me to the movie theaters around when it came out in 03 I was like 7 years old and boy I was scared as fuck and I had nightmares lmao 🤣
Same I was 8 when I saw this in theaters with my dad lol
winning an Oscar for Horror needs to be a thing. It needs to change. I've seen some of the best performances in horror. Heather Langenkamp in Elm Street. Jessica Biel in this one and Naomi Watts in The Ring.....It goes on and on
Thank you very much for your reaction! "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" (2003) - one of my favorite horror. But the spider in your room scared me even more) The spider scares not when you see him, but when you no longer see him)) A - Arachnophobia)
Finally! I’ve been waiting for this!
Awesome remake and this along with the fly and the thing are how horror remakes should be done! These remakes take the original premise but add new story elements and update the special effects along with better acting!
I definitely prefer the original to this one but R. Lee Ermey was fucking awesome. Dude stole every scene he was in
I love this remake AND the 2006 prequel one; it's a great back-to-back horror movie watch
Loved the spider part, the fact that you are wearing a spiderman shirt makes it perfect lol
The prequel that came out the year after this is very good too. Really great effects and I find all the main characters very likeable
The prequel came out 3 years later not 1
@@hendrikjansen7130 for some reason I had it in my head it was 1 year lol
R Lee Ermey was one of the most bad ass actors ever. He was in the Marine Corps and one of his best films he was ever in is Full Metal Jacket.
He's the only actor that Director Stanley Kubrick allowed to improvise while on set. Dude was a legend
You really have to check out the prequel to this "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning"
I don't watch reality shows, so I find it hilarious that a scary movie sound is in a cooking show. LOL
In the original script, the ending was much bleaker. Erin was actually pregnant, and the finale in the meat packing plant, instead of having a one-on-one fight with Leatherface, she simply hides there overnight. She goes into labor and gives birth as the sun comes up the next morning. The baby's crying ends up leading Leatherface to her and the script ends with Leatherface standing over her and revving his chainsaw, leaving her ultimate fate unknown
So in the original script Erin is around 8 or 9 months pregnant? Because Erin looks like she’s at most a couple weeks pregnant. That’s way to soon to go into labor.
@@duvall5jd well they have to write the script before casting people and filming so ig the original script on paper for Erin probably was to be pregnant. it was rewritten this way most likely before casting jessica biel
Before having watched the video: I would love to see a reaction to the follow up "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning (2006)" which got less great reviews, but it definitely delivers on what it tries to be. It feels very 2006 with the Michael Bay look and everything but with how serious it still all plays (the story and characters) you can look past that. No need to watch the 2013 or 2017 movie after that.
I like this movie a lot. Saw it back in high school with my best friend, which is such a great memory. I haven't revisited it in a long time, so I'm glad you reached to it. :)
To me easily the best one. This is the one I did grow up on though
This is one of the best horror remakes
You should watch the second one too! It's really good!
Mate you have a great eye for the cinematography- you deserve physiological thrillers like inception, fight club, memento, shutter island (apologies if you have already viewed these) highly recommend they would be up your ally
I have seen Inception and Fight club (fight club we actually reacted to on this channel already). Those others I haven't though
This movie literally had me sleeping under my bed two nights in a row, definitely one of the few remakes that actually does right by the original and imo is slightly better than the original purely because Erin has a lot more agency as opposed to Sally who seems like one of the few final girls who's "the final girl" by circumstances
6:00 LMAOO NOT SPIDER MAN
This film was banned in England for a very long time. I know because as kids, my friends and I spent years trying to get our hands on it in the 1980's along with a few other banned films. The Exorcist was another.
Fun video dude, hope to see more if your content in the future.
Thanks!
I would say of this reboot, the two films. This, and its prequel Texas Chainsaw Massacre The Beginning. Of the original... well, Netflix has taken over. And they're doing a direct sequel to the very first film.
Congrats It's Up!!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉
FINALLY. Lol, I recorded this one like a month ago
I saw this movie in my childhood and still super Traumatized me until now and it's more scary and great than the original, And add to my Horror Movie that super Traumatized me List and one of the best remake and My Fav Horror Movie
8:47 🎵🎵Hammer time!🎵🎵
the shirt and the spider on ur wall. The irony is not lost on me
this is the best looking version of leatherface. this movie was fantastic. also it was hilarious to hear/see you hunting down a spider while wearing a spider on your shirt
ONE OF THE BEST REMAKES, RECOMMEND THE REMAKES OF THE HILL HAVE EYES (Crazy) AND THE NEXT HOUSE ON THE LEFT (REALLY GOOD :)
i am so happy that you enjoy this one as much as i do
One of the best remake thriller movie ever,the storyline,the actor,the acting,the skor in this movie, way better than the new Texas chainsaw massacre at Netflix
I was 17 when this came out didn't get to see in cinemas but did own it eventually.
I saw this movie in theaters when I was in high school, it scared the hell out of me
I saw this when I was around 11
This was like the pg version of Texas chainsaw “74 a version of the story that didn’t bother me as much as the original a few years earlier.
Which is ironic now since there is objectively more gore in the remake.
Jessica biel was a well seasoned actor by this time . She was a main character in “7th heaven” in the late 90s… now married to Justin Timberlake
Dope reaction man. Good to see you doing more slasher flicks. Check out "Midnight Meat Train." One of the best.
Excellent remake.
This is good and way better then the next generation, the Texas chainsaw beginning the prequel to this movie, the leatherface prequel to the original and Texas chainsaw 3D but the original is better
Since you'd watched Texas Chainsaw 3D. Watch Texas Chainsaw The Beginning! So good. It released after the remake
I recommend Orphan. It's well put together
Please react to The Texas Chainsaw Massacre - The Beginning from 2006.
It's an excellent movie and very intense!
You should let the spider bit you as you're wearing a spidey shirt
My parents literally let me watch anything i wanted growing up and i saw this movie in theatres when i was 6 with my dad and i loved it and still love it just like evil dead remake this is a good remake
Spider was trying to turn you into spider man funny you have a shirt with a spider too lol 😂
I very rarely like a remake, the original is always better simply because the remake always tries too hard to make it better. But this is the one remake I put up as just as good if not better than the original. They absolutely nailed it with this one.
I hope you do TCM: The Beginning from 2006. It's a prequel to this film, from the same company. After that, nothing else in the series is worth creating an entire video for.
Also at the end, its real piece of meats they used since props were pricey ahah
loved this fucking movie
I saw this one when I was 10 and it scared me shitless and no horror movie has ever come close to this film
I do also prefer this one to the original most of the time. Depends on my mood. This is imo one of, it not the, best horror remake ever made
To think that the dude with the gun that the sherif wanted him to shoot himself was actually making himself throw up in the scene is disgusting but I suppose its dedication to His method acting...
That film was brutal
I agree with you 100% tbh I felt the original TCM sucked lol. I saw it and just never got the hype tbh. Its just not in the same league as Halloween, Child's Play or Nightmare On Elm Street. Great reaction.
Have you watched EVIL DEAD (2013)? If you havent, please do, it's so good!
No but I think I will for the channel at some point!
@@MovieFusion oh yes please! I really enjoy that movie and i hope you too
It's a really great remake for the original classic and also this is Michael Bay first own production movie for Platinum Dunes.
In February, you should do a reaction to the original My Bloody Valentine from 1981, and follow it up with a reaction to My Bloody Valentine 3D from 2009. Just like you did with the chainsaw movies.
Don't know how far ahead of time you plan these, so I thought this would be a good time with Valentines day 4 months away leaving plenty of time to plan.
This is definitely one of the better remakes that surpasses the original in my opinion
I like the original better, but this is definitely one of the best remakes of an iconic horror film, it brought Leatherface back in a way that genuinely terrified a new generation. I can enjoy this one and appreciate it. I was 9 almost 10 when this movie came out and I saw the part where Leatherface comes through the door with the chainsaw, that was the shit nightmares are made of.
I remember her pulling out the revolver but not the result holy crap... how did the first part make a larger impression? Lol. Revolver.. reminds me of "the deer hunter" (if you never get around to it, its ok, idk if you are taking requests still, i know i pre-maturely requested it, just letting you know, no sweat). This movie was pretty shocking to me, my kind of horror
Trust me, I want to watch the deer hunter but it didn't get many votes on the polls I did :( I will surely get around to it at some point though
@@MovieFusion oh cool its in the polls though so that is awesome, no sweat brother! It'll come around, great reaction. I was shocked again watching this reaction right there with you, this movie is gripping as hell
It's a controversial opinion, but for me, this one is the best of them all - even better than the original.
This one and the one with Jordana Brewster are the best ones.
Top favorite horror movies right here
Good remake of a Masterpiece of horror
74 is still the best TCM
Good reaction, pretty boy.
Look out, dude, the spider is on your shirt
I Saw this movie when i was 7 years old ,and IM still traumatize until now
I agree about the Friday the 13th remake. I enjoyed this one but didn't like the story changes with the family being different but that's not a deal breaker. I think this one succeeded with modern special effects and better acting, but failed on atmosphere and generating scares based on implied violence. 2003 seemed to forget that they were depraved cannibals, not just killers. 1974 drove that point home where the family hunts people and treats them like human livestock. That said, i think you've seen the best of what this franchise has to offer. If you want to go further, id recommend the 2006 prequel to this "Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning" and also TCM 3. Cheers!
Best remake along with The Hills have eye. 🤩
I actually liked this one too. I don't get what's everyone's deal about this one.
Tell me why I’m 12 and when I was 5 FUCKING Ursula scared me but this didn’t
This was inspired by the real killer Ed Gein other movies inspired by him are
Psycho. Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho (1960) takes Gein's motherly obsession to the big screen. ...
Texas Chainsaw Massacre. ...
The Silence of the Lambs. ...
Three On A Meathook. ...
Deranged. ...
Ed Gein (In The Light Of The Moon) ...
House of 1000 Corpses/ The Devil's Rejects.
Ed Gein skinned people ande lamps out of their skin. There's a true bio about him in youtube and it's very interesting . Also huge inspire by Psycho about the relationship with his mother. Highly recommend watching the bio.
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I am with you in liking it more than the original. Mainly because I never watched the original until I was older and didnt find it scary. This one creeped me out and was better acted.
My exact thoughts!
OHHH JESSICA.
OHHH MY.....