Great vlog!!! I used to live in Austin and got to see a special screening of TCM at the house and all the original cast members were there. I bought a cheap little chainsaw and the whole cast signed it. Gunnar Hanson was still alive and so was the actress that played Sally. I bought the VIP ticket and got to eat dinner and sitting at my table was the Hitchhiker and Leatherface!!! It was so cool! The Alamo Drafthouse theatres in Austin does special screenings of movies on the original sets and this was one of their best presentations. It’s ashamed the original TCM house is so far away from where it was originally but it’s cool they have preserved the house. It sat in shambles for years after the movie came out. The house itself actually was a “kit house” from Sears Roebuck company. You used to be able to order a house from the Sears catalog and they would deliver it to you and you would have to assemble it yourself. Kind of like a real early “pre-fab” house. There is actually two other identical kit houses somewhere else near Austin and they have all been added to the register of historical Texas houses. If you still have time in Austin you should take the Austin Ghost tours in downtown Austin. It’s a real good tour of all the historical haunted places around downtown. The old historical hotel downtown is seriously haunted. I used to work in the kitchen as a baker while I was attending culinary school and had some weird ghost encounters while working the overnight shift there. It was pretty spooky and I quit my job there because it just got too creepy! Have a safe flight back to La La Land!!!
Hey there!! Love these blogs!! I lived in Austin for a bit and e drove by an underpass where they were filming a movie and later we found out they were filming TCM!
Being a fan of horror since being a young child, this vlog was delightful! All of the vlogs from this trip were amazing and every day was something to look forward to for me. I appreciate all of the hard work and dedication that went into this series. Lucky Breck to have such an incredible send off for his new journey.
Jordan it’s crazy how much we have in common. This too is one of my earliest and favorite horror movies. And as a good dad this is one of the first real horror movies I ever showed my son. It’s a yearly tradition now.
Hope you get to come back to Texas soon. I live in the Houston area. I was so glad to see you in the Lone Star State. You are always welcome in Texas !!!
It's been many, many years since I watched this movie. I will have to watch it again now so I can line these scenes up. Texas is awesome and unique! All three of my kids were born in San Antonio!! Thanks for the road trip and best wishes to Breck!!
Great location! Your run down of your trip was super. You could tell you both enjoyed everywhere you visited. It was all so great. Thank you for taking me along
So glad you vlogged this I live in Oklahoma, and have always wanted to take a trip there! So lucky, and glad I got to take the Virtua journey with you Jordan! Godspeed.
Wow Jordan! This is the best tour of the film location of the Texas Chainsaw massacre that I have ever seen. I grew up in Austin and still live here. In highschool I used to pick up and take a girlfriend home in round Rock. It was a small rural town back then. On the lonely road to her house, she would point to a hill and say that is the chainsaw house. I blew it off until I saw the film years later. Now the same land is a urban strip center. This blog hits home since it is my neck of the woods. I wish I could have met you while you were here. Thanks again. I hope you enjoyed Texas!
I love seeing you so happy, Jordan, and enjoying your life DOING THE THINGS YOU WANT TO DO! Thanks so much for the vlog. I have some catching up to do now.
Thank you Jordan for taking us on a wonderful informative road trip through Texas. I loved seeing you and Breck together having a great time. You are a very creative, talented, artistic vlogger. You have discovered your passion and calling.
GREAT video!!! Not only my favorite horror film but one I obsessed over for years and eventually, as a film festival director, ended up reuniting the living cast members for a reunion at the Eerie Horror Film Festival years back. I was friends with Gunnar for years up until he passed away, talked often with Marilyn until her death, and still have contact with the others on line. I’ve heard some amazing stories from them all and I need to make a trek down that way someday ... thanks for sharing your journey! We have a lot in common I’m seeing - I stumbled upon this while watching your Elvis videos! Rock on brother .
What a great way to spend the time with your good friend with such an epic road trip. A trip of a lifetime down the backroads to Waco Texas. It's going to be sad for a while probably but Jah will be so glad to see you. He might give you the cold shoulder for a little while but he won't be able to resist wrestling with his best friend again.
I must say these Texas Road Trip Vlogs have been super awesome. I never realized that there was so much history and Movies made there. My cousin is a huge Texas Chain Saw Massacre Fan. I showed her this vlog and now she is a subscriber to your channel. Great Vlogs None Stop!! Thanks Jordan.
Two Thumbs Up -Sure was a scary movie! Still have an original on VHS tape....... Imagine staying overnight and hearing the sound of a chainsaw off In the distance coming closer.
This was a spectacular trip. I love the chainsaw massacre movie and now I want to stay in the cabin. I don't live far fron there. Glad you and Breck had a great trip!! Thanks for making us a part this great adventure!!
Hi Jordan & Breck, well, the Gas Station really have done a brilliant job of restoring that old place and making it a tourist attraction. They have some great memorabilia in there. Nice that you got to have a meal in the house and nice to see that some filming locations have virtually not changed a bit. Great vlog Jordan.
That was a fun vlog but I have never seen the movie! It sounded too scary for me so thanks for the synopsis! This has been a great trip everything was fun to see! I am so glad you convinced Breck to start vlogging so we can keep up with him! Thanks Jordan and Breck!
Loved the beginning, Brecks acting debut 😀, i think what makes it even more fun to watch is you two had such a great time, loved the vlog Jordan, that for me is one scary film 😬, Thankyou xxx
Just catching up on some I haven't seen. Phenomenal locations vlog, not just the outside location but being able to enter the buildings and vlog, magical stuff 😃.My favourite horror movie also, infact all texas chainsaw movies old and new remakes are awesome.
Kingsland, Tx ♥️ my hometown 😁. They're pretty chill about Tx Chainsaw Massacre fans going there to see the place. The guy who played Leatherface went to Kingsland and gave a tour of the house when they first relocated it. It's on TH-cam here somewhere.
This video made me want to watch the movie.... now I’m watching it on Netflix 😃 always a great, educational experience with your videos!! Thank you Jordan
Wow, I grew up in Austin and Travis county, still live. I remember in the 80s, I had a girlfriend in Round Rock. I used to pass by Quick Hill and the original house late at night after taking her home. that part of the county was pretty rural back then..all developed with traffic now. I never saw the movie until years later. I guess when your a teenager, you are pretty fearless. Years later I moved to Bastrop county, outside of Austin and used to pass by the Gas Station there. I enjoy your videos. Enjoy your visit to Central Texas!! Welcome.
Really enjoyed this video, as I to are a huge fan of the original film and saw back in day at a downtown Toronto cinema. Love how they fixed things up and the house was excellent to see as well. Safe rest of the journey guys and have a great week a head!
ya...the coke machine wouldn't last one night outside nowdays, sadly.... so cool they renovated, opened and have cabins too for fans and foodies. I had no clue that was a location in the film, which I have yet to see but about to finally watch it since you made it sound so good, thanks Jordan for all the details they are NOT overlooked and thoroughly enjoyed! oh...when you mention the water bucket, the stool inside the bucket was in the movie scene...sitting right off the front porch :) Thanks for Sharing with Us....come back to Texas anytime
Too cool,this is one of my favorite horror movies also.brought back alot of memories of simpler times.thanks jordan and breck,for another top notch video.
The "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" scared me when I first saw it. The photo where the Sawyer family is sitting was taken as an ode to "The Breakfast Club" movie poster at the time......
Paul A Partain (Franklin) had said that the last scene they did was when Franklin had to use the washroom at the start of the film and that when he tumbled down the hill he had a cheque for $300 in his pocket as pay for the movie 👀 This is most likely the best psychological horror movie of all time, I'm sure I've seen it way more then 100 times! Great vlog, thanks for taking us on such a great journey :)
Jordan, you’re right next to my house bro. My cousin is the one who moved the TCM house to Kingsland. I literally live 12 miles from there. The low water crossing you went over is called Slab Road. It was flooded real bad a few weeks ago and recently open. Wish I would have known you were in the area man!
This is so awesome!! Again, like always, the best videos!!!! That movie was so disturbing, but so EPIC....and yes, had a funny twist to it. Thanks for this!!!! PS Love the “Don’t Mess with Texas” T-shirt being sold. Never been to Texas (yet), but that’s the T-Shirt to wear.
Jordan you've outdone yourself on this one. All I can say is THANK YOU!!!! It's nice to see how much they embrace their horror history. Added to the bucket list! 💜
Jordan, It's amazing how much the gas station, looks like it did in the movie,also the van . It's cool they didn't demolish the house either,and made it into a restaurant . The food looked really good, especially your salad.God bless
This was so awesome, Jordan & Breck! What a trip! I really enjoyed watching all of the Texas Vlogs AND the rest of the vlogs that Jordan does. I hope you enjoyed Texas, Jordan? And it was just a great trip all the way around! Good luck to you both!
my first horror movie was the original house on haunted hill, cause my grandfather walt loved that movie and i was 9 years old and i love that movie ever since :-)
Awesome! That movie was very scary to me growing up. Cool that you found the house and the gas station. Wonder what happened to the real van from the movie. Very cool recreation effort. Thanks for sharing!
I've been to both of these places but only ate at the gas station. The BBQ is great there. I wish I had gone in the Sawyer house but since I wasn't going to eat I didn't want to be one of those people that just wants to check the place out. Great VLOG!!
Love The Original Texas Chainsaw ! The Most Scary For Me Is The " News" The Travelers Are Listening To In The Van. All Violence , Death & Destruction ! Foreshadowing. Enjoy Some Head Cheese For Me Jordan !
Like you it's always been my fav as well it's just brilliant on so many levels I won't geek out here but really a fantastic film n yet I had no idea John Larroquette did the narratives or maybe I did know long ago but had forgotten either way great lil fact awesome post as always Jordan
Great vlog!!! I used to live in Austin and got to see a special screening of TCM at the house and all the original cast members were there. I bought a cheap little chainsaw and the whole cast signed it. Gunnar Hanson was still alive and so was the actress that played Sally. I bought the VIP ticket and got to eat dinner and sitting at my table was the Hitchhiker and Leatherface!!! It was so cool! The Alamo Drafthouse theatres in Austin does special screenings of movies on the original sets and this was one of their best presentations. It’s ashamed the original TCM house is so far away from where it was originally but it’s cool they have preserved the house. It sat in shambles for years after the movie came out. The house itself actually was a “kit house” from Sears Roebuck company. You used to be able to order a house from the Sears catalog and they would deliver it to you and you would have to assemble it yourself. Kind of like a real early “pre-fab” house. There is actually two other identical kit houses somewhere else near Austin and they have all been added to the register of historical Texas houses. If you still have time in Austin you should take the Austin Ghost tours in downtown Austin. It’s a real good tour of all the historical haunted places around downtown. The old historical hotel downtown is seriously haunted. I used to work in the kitchen as a baker while I was attending culinary school and had some weird ghost encounters while working the overnight shift there. It was pretty spooky and I quit my job there because it just got too creepy!
Have a safe flight back to La La Land!!!
Hey there!! Love these blogs!! I lived in Austin for a bit and e drove by an underpass where they were filming a movie and later we found out they were filming TCM!
great fil rip all actors
Being a fan of horror since being a young child, this vlog was delightful! All of the vlogs from this trip were amazing and every day was something to look forward to for me. I appreciate all of the hard work and dedication that went into this series. Lucky Breck to have such an incredible send off for his new journey.
Love this. My brothers favorite movie, always talks about it.
Jordan it’s crazy how much we have in common. This too is one of my earliest and favorite horror movies. And as a good dad this is one of the first real horror movies I ever showed my son. It’s a yearly tradition now.
Hope you get to come back to Texas soon. I live in the Houston area. I was so glad to see you in the Lone Star State. You are always welcome in Texas !!!
It's been many, many years since I watched this movie. I will have to watch it again now so I can line these scenes up. Texas is awesome and unique! All three of my kids were born in San Antonio!! Thanks for the road trip and best wishes to Breck!!
Great location! Your run down of your trip was super. You could tell you both enjoyed everywhere you visited. It was all so great. Thank you for taking me along
Wow Jordan!! You and Breck had one fantastic road trip together and we really appreciate You and Breck for letting us come along!! ✌🏻👍🏻❤️
So glad you vlogged this I live in Oklahoma, and have always wanted to take a trip there! So lucky, and glad I got to take the Virtua journey with you Jordan! Godspeed.
As always another great Vlog!!!!!!!! Thank you Jordan!
Again ...all Awesome vlogs...hate to see this road trip end...best of luck to Breck!!
I love how a lot of horror movies had that comic element to them being such a scary movies.. especially this one. and based on a real story!
Wow Jordan! This is the best tour of the film location of the Texas Chainsaw massacre that I have ever seen. I grew up in Austin and still live here. In highschool I used to pick up and take a girlfriend home in round Rock. It was a small rural town back then. On the lonely road to her house, she would point to a hill and say that is the chainsaw house. I blew it off until I saw the film years later. Now the same land is a urban strip center. This blog hits home since it is my neck of the woods. I wish I could have met you while you were here. Thanks again. I hope you enjoyed Texas!
I am loving this Texas road trip! You always have the best backstories and fun locations. I can't wait to see what comes next!
Going to miss seeing you in the vlogs breck enjoy Texas.☺👍🏃🌟
My mother got me in to watching this is move and now I can't stop watching them 😎👍
I love seeing you so happy, Jordan, and enjoying your life DOING THE THINGS YOU WANT TO DO! Thanks so much for the vlog. I have some catching up to do now.
Thank you Jordan for taking us on a wonderful informative road trip through Texas. I loved seeing you and Breck together having a great time. You are a very creative, talented, artistic vlogger. You have discovered your passion and calling.
GREAT video!!! Not only my favorite horror film but one I obsessed over for years and eventually, as a film festival director, ended up reuniting the living cast members for a reunion at the Eerie Horror Film Festival years back. I was friends with Gunnar for years up until he passed away, talked often with Marilyn until her death, and still have contact with the others on line. I’ve heard some amazing stories from them all and I need to make a trek down that way someday ... thanks for sharing your journey! We have a lot in common I’m seeing - I stumbled upon this while watching your Elvis videos! Rock on brother .
This just blew our minds!! I can’t even believe they have all of these sights.. Incredible🙌🏻🙌🏻 go get then Leather face!! Dog will hunt!!
My fave too!! I watched it 2 days ago You definitely do ur Homework Jordan .....TY for always making the best vlog's and giving it ur all
💋So many awesome places on this roadtrip! Thanks for making everyone so great and through. Blessings. Love and Light 💖Carli
The two filming locations were cool! The barbecue even looked delicious. Definitely, don’t mess with Texas!!! 🦁🦁🦁
What a great way to spend the time with your good friend with such an epic road trip. A trip of a lifetime down the backroads to Waco Texas. It's going to be sad for a while probably but Jah will be so glad to see you. He might give you the cold shoulder for a little while but he won't be able to resist wrestling with his best friend again.
Watched this movie countless times but just goes to prove that it's a classic and awesome movie. One of my favorite horror movies for sure.
Great vlog 👍🏼 Your laugh is infectious. It makes me laugh every time 💕
Thank you Jordan! We are planning our next vacation to Texas and we are definitely staying here! Can't wait!!
Enjoyed this trip! Take care Breck. Please stay in touch. Best of luck in your new adventure. Can't wait for you to get home Jordan!
I had the film on beta Mac. Gave it too a collector, along with Driller Killer. Have to watch it again soon.
It all happens in Texas!! Omg 😲 wow 😮 those meals are huge!!!
I must say these Texas Road Trip Vlogs have been super awesome. I never realized that there was so much history and Movies made there. My cousin is a huge Texas Chain Saw Massacre Fan. I showed her this vlog and now she is a subscriber to your channel. Great Vlogs None Stop!! Thanks Jordan.
So glad you guys had a blast :)
Two Thumbs Up -Sure was a scary movie! Still have an original on VHS tape....... Imagine staying overnight and hearing the sound of a chainsaw off In the distance coming closer.
Hi Jordan, thanks for sharing your trip, very much enjoyed seeing all the places you went! Smiles 😁 Bonnie
Another legendary vlog thank you Jordan
I remember when I first saw the movie in 2003-2004 when I resided in Austin (now I'm in Houston).. I was FREAKED!
Another great one. Amazing I was born in 72 and my mom picked this movie as my first scary movie. Wow
This was a spectacular trip. I love the chainsaw massacre movie and now I want to stay in the cabin. I don't live far fron there. Glad you and Breck had a great trip!! Thanks for making us a part this great adventure!!
Hi Jordan & Breck, well, the Gas Station really have done a brilliant job of restoring that old place and making it a tourist attraction. They have some great memorabilia in there. Nice that you got to have a meal in the house and nice to see that some filming locations have virtually not changed a bit. Great vlog Jordan.
Breck God Bless you in your new home and always!!
Awesome vlog!!! Keep up the great work!
I love how you couldn’t see the kitchen and the BBQ was nice.
Such a great movie. I may watch it today. Awesome footage as always Jordan. I'm so glad you got to eat at both places. 💕
Breck seems like such a nice guy. Hopefully you can do more future blogging together. Jah's gonna miss him, too. Good luck, Breck!
The teens in the movie always had a Mystery Inc vibe - Jerry was Fred, sally was daphne, Franklin was scooby and so on.
One of my absolute favorite horror movies. Always wanted to visit these locations. Thanks for making this video
The Planet Hollywood in Dallas had the chainsaw on display many years ago.
This was really fun! Thanks Jordan :)
That was a fun vlog but I have never seen the movie! It sounded too scary for me so thanks for the synopsis! This has been a great trip everything was fun to see! I am so glad you convinced Breck to start vlogging so we can keep up with him! Thanks Jordan and Breck!
Loved the beginning, Brecks acting debut 😀, i think what makes it even more fun to watch is you two had such a great time, loved the vlog Jordan, that for me is one scary film 😬, Thankyou xxx
Extra creepiness effect when you watch the movie at night and then have to go use the bathroom!
Just catching up on some I haven't seen. Phenomenal locations vlog, not just the outside location but being able to enter the buildings and vlog, magical stuff 😃.My favourite horror movie also, infact all texas chainsaw movies old and new remakes are awesome.
FANTASTIC Texas roadtrip!! Great vlogs!! EPIC Indeed!!
Thank You For sharing Me And my Family Love watching your Videos Cool keep up the Good Work Thank 👍🏽👏🏽
Your vlogs are absolute genius! Love them all. +Daze with Jordan the Lion
Kingsland, Tx ♥️ my hometown 😁. They're pretty chill about Tx Chainsaw Massacre fans going there to see the place. The guy who played Leatherface went to Kingsland and gave a tour of the house when they first relocated it. It's on TH-cam here somewhere.
This was a great vlog you guy really went all out in Texas
This video made me want to watch the movie.... now I’m watching it on Netflix 😃 always a great, educational experience with your videos!! Thank you Jordan
Great vlog. I thought your 2019 spring swing through the southwest was awesome.Thank you Jordan 🇺🇸
Wow, I grew up in Austin and Travis county, still live. I remember in the 80s, I had a girlfriend in Round Rock. I used to pass by Quick Hill and the original house late at night after taking her home. that part of the county was pretty rural back then..all developed with traffic now. I never saw the movie until years later. I guess when your a teenager, you are pretty fearless. Years later I moved to Bastrop county, outside of Austin and used to pass by the Gas Station there. I enjoy your videos. Enjoy your visit to Central Texas!! Welcome.
I enjoyed watching your video
Really enjoyed this video, as I to are a huge fan of the original film and saw back in day at a downtown Toronto cinema. Love how they fixed things up and the house was excellent to see as well. Safe rest of the journey guys and have a great week a head!
This was an incredible tour great job
Loved all your Texas vlogs all were great !
Oh gee great history... and wonderful detail of the movie... 🔨🔪🏚 have a safe travel day and a great flight home, Jordan!!
I was there today at the house today August 7,2021 love it
This is so cool! Thanks Jordan! I haven't seen this movie since it came out. I'll have to watch it again now! Hi Breck! Safe travels guys! 🙋💖🔨🚗
ya...the coke machine wouldn't last one night outside nowdays, sadly.... so cool they renovated, opened and have cabins too for fans and foodies. I had no clue that was a location in the film, which I have yet to see but about to finally watch it since you made it sound so good, thanks Jordan for all the details they are NOT overlooked and thoroughly enjoyed! oh...when you mention the water bucket, the stool inside the bucket was in the movie scene...sitting right off the front porch :) Thanks for Sharing with Us....come back to Texas anytime
Cheers mate for showing us around. That’s some serious footage there……….👌👌
Too cool,this is one of my favorite horror movies also.brought back alot of memories of simpler times.thanks jordan and breck,for another top notch video.
The "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" scared me when I first saw it. The photo where the Sawyer family is sitting was taken as an ode to "The Breakfast Club" movie poster at the time......
Texas chainsaw was 74 like 10 years before breakfast club , maybe it was Texas chainsaw part 2
So glad I found your channel,thanks!
This brings back memories of Gunnar Hansen and the conversations with him. I miss him very much.
1st class film THANK you ♡♡
yesss i love this movie its one if my favorite
Paul A Partain (Franklin) had said that the last scene they did was when Franklin had to use the washroom at the start of the film and that when he tumbled down the hill he had a cheque for $300 in his pocket as pay for the movie 👀 This is most likely the best psychological horror movie of all time, I'm sure I've seen it way more then 100 times! Great vlog, thanks for taking us on such a great journey :)
Jordan, you’re right next to my house bro. My cousin is the one who moved the TCM house to Kingsland. I literally live 12 miles from there. The low water crossing you went over is called Slab Road. It was flooded real bad a few weeks ago and recently open. Wish I would have known you were in the area man!
This is so awesome!! Again, like always, the best videos!!!! That movie was so disturbing, but so EPIC....and yes, had a funny twist to it. Thanks for this!!!! PS Love the “Don’t Mess with Texas” T-shirt being sold. Never been to Texas (yet), but that’s the T-Shirt to wear.
Jordan you've outdone yourself on this one. All I can say is THANK YOU!!!! It's nice to see how much they embrace their horror history. Added to the bucket list! 💜
What a beautiful place the cafe is
Great vlog, love the TCCM movies, hope to get out there myself one day! Good Luck to Breck in his new abode and you keep on rockin Jordo!!! \m/
Jordan, It's amazing how much the gas station, looks like it did in the movie,also the van . It's cool they didn't demolish the house either,and made it into a restaurant . The food looked really good, especially your salad.God bless
Fantastic blog… 🤣 when you referred to funny parts of movie❣️
This was so awesome, Jordan & Breck! What a trip! I really enjoyed watching all of the Texas Vlogs AND the rest of the vlogs that Jordan does. I hope you enjoyed Texas, Jordan? And it was just a great trip all the way around! Good luck to you both!
my first horror movie was the original house on haunted hill, cause my grandfather walt loved that movie and i was 9 years old and i love that movie ever since :-)
That’s awesome dude. I love visiting filming locations as well!
Great video Jordan. Love this movie, thank you.
This is awesome!!! This movie and the Exorcist are my all time favs...ty so much for sharing
Love the Texas Chainsaw Massacre ! Great video man
That movie gave me nightmares it frightened me so much! Great vlog and I enjoyed your Texas vlogs immensely!
Awesome! That movie was very scary to me growing up. Cool that you found the house and the gas station. Wonder what happened to the real van from the movie. Very cool recreation effort. Thanks for sharing!
You did a great job on this! Sure brings back alot of memories with dad.
Best film ever really enjoying it really cool
I've been to both of these places but only ate at the gas station. The BBQ is great there. I wish I had gone in the Sawyer house but since I wasn't going to eat I didn't want to be one of those people that just wants to check the place out. Great VLOG!!
An iconic movie for sure. Excellent vlog👍🏻😎
Thank you for this video Jordan
Loved it as usual 💙thank you Jordan ❤️ I'm so hooked! keep on doing your thing,you take us places we can't go!
Love The Original Texas Chainsaw ! The Most Scary For Me Is The " News" The Travelers Are Listening To In The Van. All Violence , Death & Destruction ! Foreshadowing. Enjoy Some Head Cheese For Me Jordan !
Nice one man! Road trip classic!
Like you it's always been my fav as well it's just brilliant on so many levels I won't geek out here but really a fantastic film n yet I had no idea John Larroquette did the narratives or maybe I did know long ago but had forgotten either way great lil fact awesome post as always Jordan