R. Lee Ermey became such a great and versatile character actor. His roles ranged from intimidating to funny, but he was truly terrifying in this movie.
Maybe unpopular opinion, but I like this one as much as the original, and think it holds up really well next to it. While the other movies that came after maybe weren't as great, this one is quite good
I prefer this one to the original. Yeah, the original is part of film history and should be enjoyed in that context and I know it's very low-budget. That said, I can't stand the constant generator noise and the last 30 minutes being non-stop screaming.
exactly!... you cant really compare the 74 original to the 2003 remake.. they are both pretty dope movies in their own way! and due to each having their own timeline you cant compare them... same story but very different takes.. both takes are superb!
In the first script, Erin figures out she's pregnant, in the ultimate version they deleted this detail. Training with Ivana Chubbuck, Jessica Biel decided to imagine that she was actually pregnant of Kemper, in order to have more of a reason to run for her life: to save Kemper's baby's life. In this way, she made a great, true performance. Great remake. I love it.
In the film's original script after Leatherface kills the officers investigating the Hewitt house the cops covered everything up because they messed up the investigation and said one of the victims bodies was Leatherface's and closed the case.
@@Xehanort10following, A detective told Erin they got him but she told them the victim had 2 arms Leatherface had one so they broke into the house Where Morgan died. Leatherface escapes thru another door.
the scene at 17:28 was SOOO loud in theaters when I first saw it.... EVERYONE screamed once it happened.... it was surround sound too, so it was actually like a chainsaw was revving from behind you. LOL.
Literally just moments ago I just finished watching an over hour long documentary about this movie on Blu-ray bonus features and it showed peoples reactions at the theaters watching this movie and they were screaming and so terrified...and when they finished watching it they were like ''best horror movie in years''.
What a cool experience this one is definitely one the best horror remakes, I unfortunately didn’t get to see this one in the theaters but I did see The Beginning. And the theater experience was no different. People were screaming and going gasping at the gore as well, and also there was a theater attendant walking around like how they usually do only this one was dressed like Leatherface
one of my fav remakes and a for sure solid remake! fun fact erin (jessica beil) hated acting with the guy who played kemper (her bf in the movie) because he refused to shower and would smell from sweat and the heat. also described him as gross and annoying in the special futures
This movie really gave me a fear of Leatherface.. now I know the original is iconic but THIS one turned it up to another level. Had nightmares for days after watching this. It’ll always hold a special place in my heart
I always felt bad for Andy. He's clearly a strong kid, obviously works out. Takes care of himself. Unfortunately for him . . . Leatherface is *huge*. And has a chainsaw.
Lol yeah, always liked that about Leatherface. Just a giant, country strong dude. No one challenges him physically, you have to use cunning and agility to survive.
@@hulkslayer626 he’s really big in this movie and The Beginning as well. For that movie he was already 330 pounds and the makeup crew put a fat suit on him which made Leatherface weigh about 420 or something like that in Texas Chainsaw Massacre The Beginning. It’s pretty crazy but he was still able to run pretty fast with all that weight which makes the chases so frightening in those 2 movies.
Idk, most of the classics seem a lot more realistic. Like the og Chainsaw Massacre. I do love certain remakes more than the original tho, like The Hills Have Eyes.
Na this ain't on the level of the first but its a good Hollywood version this is more of a typical Hollywood product version of the property which is fine and works well but its not on the level of the first. What makes the first so good is it feels real because of its low budget grit and grime which works for the fake based on a true story feel. This movie takes place in the 70s but it never really feels like the 70s like the original it feels like a Hollywood higher budget horror movie which isn't bad but doing that automatically losses 4o percent of why the OG was so loved. The reason this movie is good or part of it is because it isn't really a remake of the first its just another Chainsaw movie in the series because all the sequels just repeated the first but in stand alone stories this movie is no more a remake then any of the sequels.
I definitely prefer this to the original, one of the best horror remakes of all time. Leather face is next level terrifying and brutal. R. Lee was creepy as the sheriff, Jessica Biel was beautiful and a badass final girl.
I remember seeing Texas Chainsaw Massacre at age 7, then you have to imagine how terrified I was with my mom, whereas seeing this film. On the other hand, this remake has aged well throughout the years and that's why Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003) is one of the best remakes ever made. So, thank you guys for making me feel like a kid to see this movie, which still scares me haha.
When I was a child (still scared of scary movies) in 2003, both Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2003 and Freddy vs Jason (which came out the same year, probably biggest horror success of 2003) the commercials/promotions scared me so much, I couldn’t even go near the movie posters. 😅
I can't wait to see you guys watching House of Wax (2005), starting the SCREAM queen Elisha Cuthbert! She's great in this movie. She's also in Captivity (2007).
Fun fact: A 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.
Literally just moments ago I just finished watching an over hour long documentary about this movie on Blu-ray bonus features and it showed peoples reactions at the theaters watching this movie and they were screaming and so terrified...and when they finished watching it they were like ''best horror movie in years''. but yeah It's rare to get a solid horror movie remake...this was solid and I loved it.
This is actually one of the best horror remakes and also the character. I've seen this a lot of times and I remember I never screamed "RUN!!" coz jessica biel runs like forrest gump fast
Dawn of the Dead and The Crazies were really good remakes too. Sadly they fu***d up Nightmare On Elm Street Remake. Evil Dead (2013) is one of my favorite horror movie remakes.
The 2000s had some great slasher horror. These days, it has to be a super depressing mindfuck to get any attention. Not saying they're bad, just a different trend.
I never understood the love for the original. I understand it's importance and everything. I like that it's a gruesome brutal movie with barely any gore. But, I also find it boring, with barely any interesting characters and one of the dirt worst characters ever in that brother. This is much better all around.
This movie became my eye opener to love suspense and horror movies. I was in 4th grade in 2004 when the first time I watched this. And ever since this movie was ingrained in my memory.
John Laroquette was the Narrator for both this AND the Original TCM. This Story, Along with "Psycho" and "Silence of the Lambs" get their Inspiration from the Real Life Account of Ed Gein... the "Woman Suit", the body parts used as decorations and eating utensils and the Cannibalism... All from Ed.
The narrator at the beginning and the end of the movie is John Larroquette,best known for playing Dan Fielding on Night Court. He also was the narrator in the 1974 original
This movie still scares the f**k out of me. While the original Leatherface was more of a scared and mentally challenged Leatherface. The remake and 2006 prequel brings this monster on to the silver screen and goddamn traumatizes me. Andrew Bryanarski is still doing such an amazing job as Leatherface. The clothing, mask and giant chainsaw are just terrifying and tramuatizing. I cannot imagine what if would been filming, even if it was not IRL when filming. Imagine being chased by Andrew in that costume and chainsaw while someone records you for a movie.
Yeah, as far as remakes go, this one is definitely near the top. I give the edge to the original, just because that one has that 70’s vibe that cannot be replicated.
I’m in my 40s and never watched the original film because I knew I’d be scared. Then we rented this one from Blockbuster because my goddaughter wanted to watch it. We were both in a blanket and freaking out the whole time. ❤
@@AaronCoats-vr5sz that’s kinda tuff to answer. I think I like the remake a bit better but will tip my hat to the original because without it we wouldn’t have the remake. It’s kinda like the hills have eyes. The remake in my opinion is far more creepier than the original.
This is the only movie that really terrified me as a child. I had to physically get out of the room, because I was shaking with fear. My big sister laughed her ass off
I didnt realize at first but the girl who shot herself, is Lauren German from the show Lucifer. Gotta watch the prequel to the 2003, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning.
Man I went to LS and ZZ top live in college. The parking lot scene sucked, there were no drugs, no shake down street. Just beer on the inside. It was way different from my I do remember how many Phish shows, the one at the college was amazing.
This was loosely based on an actual family that actually were cannibals, I visited the area where the house is located. The family was never caught. It was nerve racking to visit there. You literally feel the need to clear every corner of every inch of the property.
Shaking during or after labor is actually pretty common and perfectly normal. Hope that makes you feel better! 😄 - don't take my word for it, look it up.
Great reaction. I'm also looking forward to your reaction to TCM: The Beginning. I actually prefer that one over this one. You know R. Lee Ermey is amazing when he totally outshines Leatherface in these movies. I remember when I saw this one in theaters. My dad and I drove to a theater an hour away from where we lived, and on the drive there I started feeling very sick. I felt fine when we left the house, but I felt like absolute death by the time we arrived to the theater. I ended up having the flu and it hit me like a ton of bricks. Then add the gruesomeness of this movie on top of that. It was an experience, needless to say. lol
i live in the town this was filmed in. the house still stands a half hour away. the owners completely disassociate themselves from the movie and put up a gate around the property. they allow people to take pictures, but anyone who stays more than a few minutes will be approached by the owners, usually armed with a gun
As a born and bred Texas man the lore of this franchise is to make people believe this is a true crime story the beginning of the remake adds to it cuz true crime is horror after all. This came out my first year in the Marine Corps good ole 2003 when times were better
Hey Hey there. Greetings from Indianapolis, Mr and Mrs Movies. Enjoyed your reaction as always. Mrs. Movies, I love your rendition of a chainsaw, pitch perfect 👌. Have a perfect evening.
If I hadn't ad the original to compare this to, I'd rate it higher. That said, of the spate pf remakes Platinum Dunes and whoever else suddenly made in the early 00's, this is one of the better ones. It doesn't have the stark reality of the original, but it does have the disturbing sense of the grotesque that the original did. And getting John Laroquette back to do the narration was awesome.
Agree, the shot with Leatherface wearing Kemper's face creeped the hell out of me. The horror is more on the side of psychological terror than gore, like the original.
Mrs. Movies is right! Watch the alternate opening and ending on the Blu-ray. She's in a mental hospital modern day telling the story to someone important. I kind of prefer the alternate bookends because it gives it that Silence of the Lambs vibe. Maybe a quick reaction? 🤷🏻♂️ I love this movie, f**ked up and all. I was born in '76 and heard all my young life how the original was the most disturbing movie ever made. I fell asleep during it every time once I could finally watch it at 12, I think. Part 2 was way more hardcore. I feel like this one finally lived up to the hype 😊 Oh, Morgan's deleted scene kill is my favorite 🤘
I’m the same, when it comes down to it I shake like a leaf. I had to call 911 when there was a dude at my front and back door on Halloween nite trying to use my phone. I knew it was bad and woke my husband up and he grabbed our shotgun and they ran off. But before I could process it, my husband was telling me to call emergency services and I forgot the number! Scary af
This movie definitely has the scariest Leatherface and the scene where Erin sees Kemper’s face was well done. Other than that, I think it’s awful and doesn’t even come close to holding a candle to the claustrophobic, blazing hot, sweaty disgusting guerrilla intensity of the original. It’s like MTV made this remake. It’s one of the better of the glut of horror remakes that came out and at least it’s better than the abysmal prequel.
An example how to do a Remake as good as the original(if not even better) I especially like how they nailed the family which is one of the important aspects of the franchise, every member is memorable just like in the original
This is one of those remakes which is, like many have said, can stand up to the original and could slightly pass it. The movie was cut to hell for a lot of violence, which in 2003 was interesting as violence in horror movies started to take an extreme turn. (for the better). The below is from IMDB. To avoid an NC-17 rating, the more graphic shots of Morgan's death were cut. The original version of the scene featured the shot of the chainsaw slicing into his crotch and then having intestines and blood falling out of him. The cut version cuts away when the chainsaw is about to cut him and totally cuts out the intestines falling from his body. The hitchhiker death scene was also cut severely. The original scene has her ear flying off of her head and blood and brain matter being more dark in color and more in amount flying out of her head. Jedidiah was originally supposed to be killed by Leatherface for helping Erin and Morgan escape, but the scene was scrapped for being "too intense".
First time I saw this was alone. I was maybe 13 or 14. After I watched the movie I went to my next door neighbors in the apartment just shaking barely talked. We just watched boxing on HBO lol
To be fair to "Classic" Horror, if a person wasn't there to see it when it was new, its probably not that scary when comparing it to Modern horror or remakes. but i did like this remake, even though i didn't think we needed it.
I remember it being a trend at the time for horror movies to have that orangy colour grading where everything looked really grimy and everyone looked really sweaty. Something that actually added to the movie in my opinion.
This was the only remake that was done right for this franchise in my opinion. Every other one was garbage especially the most recent one that Netflix made.
R. Lee Ermey really stole the show, in this Movie. The Prequel Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning is definitely worth a watch, to explain some questions in this Movie.
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That shot of the blood landing on the screen just as the cartoon character makes a shocked face is perfection.
R. Lee Ermey became such a great and versatile character actor. His roles ranged from intimidating to funny, but he was truly terrifying in this movie.
one of the best horror remakes ever imo
Watched this like 2 or 3 times in the theater.. one of those time I was the only one there. So great
It sucks
@@lindziodowd8609 you were the only one there because this was trash and no one wanted to go.
I really enjoyed it. Still better than most remakes. But i guess i like trash as well.
@@deacongowan117 and yet, here you are on a reaction video to a movie you hate.
Maybe unpopular opinion, but I like this one as much as the original, and think it holds up really well next to it.
While the other movies that came after maybe weren't as great, this one is quite good
Loved this one over the original tbh and same goes for the Rob Zombie version of Michael Myers.
@@jxstified7558 my favorite remake has to be “the hills have eyes” (2006)
I prefer this one to the original. Yeah, the original is part of film history and should be enjoyed in that context and I know it's very low-budget. That said, I can't stand the constant generator noise and the last 30 minutes being non-stop screaming.
exactly!... you cant really compare the 74 original to the 2003 remake.. they are both pretty dope movies in their own way! and due to each having their own timeline you cant compare them... same story but very different takes.. both takes are superb!
I love both equally the same.
In the first script, Erin figures out she's pregnant, in the ultimate version they deleted this detail. Training with Ivana Chubbuck, Jessica Biel decided to imagine that she was actually pregnant of Kemper, in order to have more of a reason to run for her life: to save Kemper's baby's life. In this way, she made a great, true performance. Great remake. I love it.
@freddyvoorhees4293she didnt raise the baby she saved but in a way it felt like justice 4 the girl who killed herself.
In the deleted scenes she did end up in a mental hospital, so she is absolutely right about that!
There was a comic continuation that followed that.
In the film's original script after Leatherface kills the officers investigating the Hewitt house the cops covered everything up because they messed up the investigation and said one of the victims bodies was Leatherface's and closed the case.
@@Xehanort10following, A detective told Erin they got him but she told them the victim had 2 arms Leatherface had one so they broke into the house Where Morgan died. Leatherface escapes thru another door.
@@nilesstarkdo you know what that comic is called I wanna check it out I did not know that
@@nilesstarkwhat's the comic book called?
the scene at 17:28 was SOOO loud in theaters when I first saw it.... EVERYONE screamed once it happened.... it was surround sound too, so it was actually like a chainsaw was revving from behind you. LOL.
Literally just moments ago I just finished watching an over hour long documentary about this movie on Blu-ray bonus features and it showed peoples reactions at the theaters watching this movie and they were screaming and so terrified...and when they finished watching it they were like ''best horror movie in years''.
What a cool experience this one is definitely one the best horror remakes, I unfortunately didn’t get to see this one in the theaters but I did see The Beginning. And the theater experience was no different. People were screaming and going gasping at the gore as well, and also there was a theater attendant walking around like how they usually do only this one was dressed like Leatherface
This movie still remains to be one of my favourite horror....
The cinematography and the acting was so good and chilling.
And Jessica Biel's tee shirt is perfect.
one of my fav remakes and a for sure solid remake! fun fact erin (jessica beil) hated acting with the guy who played kemper (her bf in the movie) because he refused to shower and would smell from sweat and the heat. also described him as gross and annoying in the special futures
This movie really gave me a fear of Leatherface.. now I know the original is iconic but THIS one turned it up to another level. Had nightmares for days after watching this. It’ll always hold a special place in my heart
This is one of the most underrated remakes of all time, and R Lee Ermey is an under rated horror icon in this, he’s so terrifying
I always felt bad for Andy. He's clearly a strong kid, obviously works out. Takes care of himself. Unfortunately for him . . . Leatherface is *huge*. And has a chainsaw.
Lol yeah, always liked that about Leatherface. Just a giant, country strong dude. No one challenges him physically, you have to use cunning and agility to survive.
@@hulkslayer626 he’s really big in this movie and The Beginning as well. For that movie he was already 330 pounds and the makeup crew put a fat suit on him which made Leatherface weigh about 420 or something like that in Texas Chainsaw Massacre The Beginning. It’s pretty crazy but he was still able to run pretty fast with all that weight which makes the chases so frightening in those 2 movies.
@@chadcorley2702, What? That's total bullshit, i believe in 260-280 pounds, but 330 is too unrealistic, not to mention 420
Andy 😎💪
Leatherface 🗿💪💪
@@chadcorley2702isn’t the actor a body builder? Why would they have him put on a fat suit for?
Modern horror movies are hard to watch more than once because they show a lot and it's all very realistic.
Watching behind the scenes really helps if it looks too realistic 😊 Reminds you that it’s all fake
Idk, most of the classics seem a lot more realistic. Like the og Chainsaw Massacre. I do love certain remakes more than the original tho, like The Hills Have Eyes.
You had me laughing about Rocky being in the cooler training.
One of the best remakes ever and it’s another one of those moments when the remake is just as good if not better than the original.
FACTS
I have a friend in the critic circle who feels like that too though I disagree. She found the screaming in the original annoying.
Na this ain't on the level of the first but its a good Hollywood version this is more of a typical Hollywood product version of the property which is fine and works well but its not on the level of the first. What makes the first so good is it feels real because of its low budget grit and grime which works for the fake based on a true story feel. This movie takes place in the 70s but it never really feels like the 70s like the original it feels like a Hollywood higher budget horror movie which isn't bad but doing that automatically losses 4o percent of why the OG was so loved. The reason this movie is good or part of it is because it isn't really a remake of the first its just another Chainsaw movie in the series because all the sequels just repeated the first but in stand alone stories this movie is no more a remake then any of the sequels.
One of the best remakes ever is a huge stretch, but I do respect your opinion.
@@nawlsone586 Its not one of the best but its one of the better ones The Fly The Blob Dawn of the Dead are better.
I definitely prefer this to the original, one of the best horror remakes of all time. Leather face is next level terrifying and brutal. R. Lee was creepy as the sheriff, Jessica Biel was beautiful and a badass final girl.
This movie and blade Trinity made me fall in love with Jessica Biel
The late R. Lee Ermey as the sheriff was absolute gold! He was a legend.
I love that line in the prequel he was in "damn, I just killed the whole police department" lol
@@MrEd8846 😂
He was a freak. But great actor
He IS a legend still
Him sitting in his briefs like that was legendary fear and trash at the same time.
I remember seeing Texas Chainsaw Massacre at age 7, then you have to imagine how terrified I was with my mom, whereas seeing this film. On the other hand, this remake has aged well throughout the years and that's why Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003) is one of the best remakes ever made. So, thank you guys for making me feel like a kid to see this movie, which still scares me haha.
I'm actually a big fan of this one, I love how gross everything feels and looks, it feels like the original in that sense.
This is the greatest film out of all of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre series.
Wait til Mrs. Movies watches TCM The Beginning. The prequel to this movie. Especially the stuff about the Sheriff.
Definitely
33:24 LMAO!!!!! Yup, that was my reaction too when I saw this in theaters! I can't believe it's been almost 20 years since this came out!
When I was a child (still scared of scary movies) in 2003, both Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2003 and Freddy vs Jason (which came out the same year, probably biggest horror success of 2003) the commercials/promotions scared me so much, I couldn’t even go near the movie posters. 😅
I can't wait to see you guys watching House of Wax (2005), starting the SCREAM queen Elisha Cuthbert! She's great in this movie.
She's also in Captivity (2007).
Fun fact: A 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.
Nothing fun about that.
@@Jutrzen it's like a trivia
This, Evil Dead 2013 and Friday the !3th 2009 are good remakes.
Literally just moments ago I just finished watching an over hour long documentary about this movie on Blu-ray bonus features and it showed peoples reactions at the theaters watching this movie and they were screaming and so terrified...and when they finished watching it they were like ''best horror movie in years''. but yeah It's rare to get a solid horror movie remake...this was solid and I loved it.
This is actually one of the best horror remakes and also the character. I've seen this a lot of times and I remember I never screamed "RUN!!" coz jessica biel runs like forrest gump fast
I'm not usually a fan of remakes but Texas Chainsaw Massacre and The Hills Have Eyes are great.
Evil dead too
House of Wax too!
Dawn of the Dead and The Crazies were really good remakes too. Sadly they fu***d up Nightmare On Elm Street Remake. Evil Dead (2013) is one of my favorite horror movie remakes.
The 2000s had some great slasher horror. These days, it has to be a super depressing mindfuck to get any attention. Not saying they're bad, just a different trend.
One of those remakes that I unabashedly prefer over the original! :)
Same the original is great especially the dinner scene but this is a thrill ride
I never understood the love for the original. I understand it's importance and everything. I like that it's a gruesome brutal movie with barely any gore. But, I also find it boring, with barely any interesting characters and one of the dirt worst characters ever in that brother. This is much better all around.
@@popculturewatch8689 I agree. I enjoy the original, but it’s almost two hours of near-constant screaming, lol.
It was the worst one of the entire franchise.
@@popculturewatch8689 this one was complete trash.
Love this version so much, especially the beginning footage.
This movie became my eye opener to love suspense and horror movies. I was in 4th grade in 2004 when the first time I watched this. And ever since this movie was ingrained in my memory.
31:01 omg the kitchen nightmares sound
RIP, Ray Stevenson, MARVEL actor in the THOR movies and PUNISHER WAR ZONE, passed away today at age of 58.😔
I love this remake so much, I used to watch it when I was younger, it's a classic for me, this and the one from 2006 are the best ones in my opinion.
I just realized that the guy who played Andy (the blonde guy) is zack Shelby from Bates Motel
R. Lee Ermey was perfect in this horror movie, hope you guys watch Full Metal Jacket in the future
R. Lee Ermey was such a great actor. RIP
He stole the show from Leatherface
@@tbirdUCW6ReAJYeah he was more convincing as a psychotic killer for sure.
my fav texas chainsaw movie i think this was the scariest and most brutal leatherface and he just looks absolutely terrifying
One of the guys (with the curly hair and the glasses) was the asylum guard in "Hannibal" that tried to kill Hannibal for Will.
The actor who played the sheriff, was also the drill sergeant in full metal jacket
John Laroquette was the Narrator for both this AND the Original TCM.
This Story, Along with "Psycho" and "Silence of the Lambs" get their Inspiration from the Real Life Account of Ed Gein... the "Woman Suit", the body parts used as decorations and eating utensils and the Cannibalism... All from Ed.
The narrator at the beginning and the end of the movie is John Larroquette,best known for playing Dan Fielding on Night Court. He also was the narrator in the 1974 original
This movie still scares the f**k out of me. While the original Leatherface was more of a scared and mentally challenged Leatherface.
The remake and 2006 prequel brings this monster on to the silver screen and goddamn traumatizes me.
Andrew Bryanarski is still doing such an amazing job as Leatherface. The clothing, mask and giant chainsaw are just terrifying and tramuatizing.
I cannot imagine what if would been filming, even if it was not IRL when filming. Imagine being chased by Andrew in that costume and chainsaw while someone records you for a movie.
0:30 Instant thumbs up for the chainsaw shimmy.
This was actually a pretty good remake I definitely preferred over most
Yeah, as far as remakes go, this one is definitely near the top. I give the edge to the original, just because that one has that 70’s vibe that cannot be replicated.
Now that you mention it, id really like to see what happened to that hitchhiker and her family. Could only imagine the things they went through
I’m in my 40s and never watched the original film because I knew I’d be scared. Then we rented this one from Blockbuster because my goddaughter wanted to watch it. We were both in a blanket and freaking out the whole time. ❤
Definitely watch the original 1974 version I like this one but in my opinion 1974 version was better
@@AaronCoats-vr5sz I have since then.
@@MrTbk1701 witch one u like better just curious not gonna judge you either way
@@AaronCoats-vr5sz that’s kinda tuff to answer. I think I like the remake a bit better but will tip my hat to the original because without it we wouldn’t have the remake. It’s kinda like the hills have eyes. The remake in my opinion is far more creepier than the original.
This is the only movie that really terrified me as a child. I had to physically get out of the room, because I was shaking with fear. My big sister laughed her ass off
i would of laughed at you too
Yeah, this terrified me to death as a kid!
I really love this Remake. Love Jessica Biel and R.Lee Ermey.
R. Lee Ermey was so good as a crazy villain.
The fingering comment was classic lol. The real story of Ed Gein is really good. I think MrBallen covers it on his channel
I love this movie and I also have a soft-spot for the prequel "The Beginning" or something like that
I didnt realize at first but the girl who shot herself, is Lauren German from the show Lucifer. Gotta watch the prequel to the 2003, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning.
Man I went to LS and ZZ top live in college. The parking lot scene sucked, there were no drugs, no shake down street. Just beer on the inside. It was way different from my I do remember how many Phish shows, the one at the college was amazing.
Great remake/reboot!!! I saw it in theaters in 2003 when I was 14. Great times!!!!
This was loosely based on an actual family that actually were cannibals, I visited the area where the house is located. The family was never caught. It was nerve racking to visit there. You literally feel the need to clear every corner of every inch of the property.
Thought it was based on Ed Gein
@@AlchemistOfHecateit is, he’s talking about Hills Have Eyes, which is based off of a family of cannibals in Scotland.
You are actually referring to Hills Have Eyes which is loosely based off of a family of cannibals from Scotland.
I recently found this channel & I literally love yall so much!
Y’all are watching all the good remakes!!! Love it!!!
Shaking during or after labor is actually pretty common and perfectly normal. Hope that makes you feel better! 😄 - don't take my word for it, look it up.
Not convinced that caliber gun would've done that but I'm no ballistic expert.
The hole in the windshield after she shoots herself is hilarious. What was the caliber of that gun, a cannonball?
Great reaction. I'm also looking forward to your reaction to TCM: The Beginning. I actually prefer that one over this one. You know R. Lee Ermey is amazing when he totally outshines Leatherface in these movies.
I remember when I saw this one in theaters. My dad and I drove to a theater an hour away from where we lived, and on the drive there I started feeling very sick. I felt fine when we left the house, but I felt like absolute death by the time we arrived to the theater. I ended up having the flu and it hit me like a ton of bricks. Then add the gruesomeness of this movie on top of that. It was an experience, needless to say. lol
i live in the town this was filmed in. the house still stands a half hour away. the owners completely disassociate themselves from the movie and put up a gate around the property. they allow people to take pictures, but anyone who stays more than a few minutes will be approached by the owners, usually armed with a gun
As a born and bred Texas man the lore of this franchise is to make people believe this is a true crime story the beginning of the remake adds to it cuz true crime is horror after all. This came out my first year in the Marine Corps good ole 2003 when times were better
“Dangerous game running with a chainsaw” 🤣 for some reason this was hilarious to me
I cannot with the wife’s chainsaw motions 🤣 Just like Scary Movie 3.
Hey Hey there. Greetings from Indianapolis, Mr and Mrs Movies. Enjoyed your reaction as always. Mrs. Movies, I love your rendition of a chainsaw, pitch perfect 👌. Have a perfect evening.
If I hadn't ad the original to compare this to, I'd rate it higher. That said, of the spate pf remakes Platinum Dunes and whoever else suddenly made in the early 00's, this is one of the better ones. It doesn't have the stark reality of the original, but it does have the disturbing sense of the grotesque that the original did. And getting John Laroquette back to do the narration was awesome.
I gave your lady credit. She has great in survival and she knows when to run.
I wonder if the Wife could handle House of 1000 corpses or The Devils Rejects.
Neither of you thought to ask where the passenger pulled the gun from, right before she blew a hole in her head😂😂
I think it was obvious
Andrew Bryniaski was terrifying as Leatherface in this Remake
the head on the table when he is making the skin suit I think is the director
Y'all should watch the prequel to this one: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning. It answers a few questions y'all had.
I think you guys should watch "Me, Myself & Irine"
The title also goes nice with the channel name xD
This is my favorite horror series👍. Thanks for doing these💖. Keep going.
MY FATHER SERVED IN VIETNAM, IN 1971. HE was a TUNNEL RAT! I was proud of my Father!!! Having said this, this film, WAS A GREAT FILM!!!
Agree, the shot with Leatherface wearing Kemper's face creeped the hell out of me. The horror is more on the side of psychological terror than gore, like the original.
Mrs. Movies is right! Watch the alternate opening and ending on the Blu-ray. She's in a mental hospital modern day telling the story to someone important. I kind of prefer the alternate bookends because it gives it that Silence of the Lambs vibe. Maybe a quick reaction? 🤷🏻♂️
I love this movie, f**ked up and all. I was born in '76 and heard all my young life how the original was the most disturbing movie ever made. I fell asleep during it every time once I could finally watch it at 12, I think. Part 2 was way more hardcore. I feel like this one finally lived up to the hype 😊
Oh, Morgan's deleted scene kill is my favorite 🤘
The girl that plays Pepper is also in Wrong Turn 2, she's great in that one too.
6:15 ... Oh, boy, that cheese is gonna be interesting.....
When are you guys watching house of wax the remake
I’m the same, when it comes down to it I shake like a leaf. I had to call 911 when there was a dude at my front and back door on Halloween nite trying to use my phone. I knew it was bad and woke my husband up and he grabbed our shotgun and they ran off. But before I could process it, my husband was telling me to call emergency services and I forgot the number! Scary af
This movie definitely has the scariest Leatherface and the scene where Erin sees Kemper’s face was well done. Other than that, I think it’s awful and doesn’t even come close to holding a candle to the claustrophobic, blazing hot, sweaty disgusting guerrilla intensity of the original. It’s like MTV made this remake. It’s one of the better of the glut of horror remakes that came out and at least it’s better than the abysmal prequel.
I love this movie I actually prefer this to the original. Watching this in the cinema with friends as a kid was amazing
This was the worst of the franchise.
@@deacongowan117 I like it
An example how to do a Remake as good as the original(if not even better)
I especially like how they nailed the family which is one of the important aspects of the franchise, every member is memorable just like in the original
This is one of those remakes which is, like many have said, can stand up to the original and could slightly pass it. The movie was cut to hell for a lot of violence, which in 2003 was interesting as violence in horror movies started to take an extreme turn. (for the better). The below is from IMDB.
To avoid an NC-17 rating, the more graphic shots of Morgan's death were cut. The original version of the scene featured the shot of the chainsaw slicing into his crotch and then having intestines and blood falling out of him. The cut version cuts away when the chainsaw is about to cut him and totally cuts out the intestines falling from his body. The hitchhiker death scene was also cut severely. The original scene has her ear flying off of her head and blood and brain matter being more dark in color and more in amount flying out of her head. Jedidiah was originally supposed to be killed by Leatherface for helping Erin and Morgan escape, but the scene was scrapped for being "too intense".
The funeral scene at the end is the actual footage of the DeFeo funeral from Amityville Long Island, New York.
I've just watched the intro and already I'm pumped for the Rocky vs Leatherface showdown.
I actually saw this before seeing the original, I had it on dvd as a kid and liked it quite a bit! it still holds up imo
First time I saw this was alone. I was maybe 13 or 14. After I watched the movie I went to my next door neighbors in the apartment just shaking barely talked. We just watched boxing on HBO lol
To be fair to "Classic" Horror, if a person wasn't there to see it when it was new, its probably not that scary when comparing it to Modern horror or remakes. but i did like this remake, even though i didn't think we needed it.
AHHHH YES. JESSICA & THE TWINS. STAY THIRSTY MY FRIENDS
shes . so . HOT
I remember it being a trend at the time for horror movies to have that orangy colour grading where everything looked really grimy and everyone looked really sweaty. Something that actually added to the movie in my opinion.
9:50 The kid isn't actually related to the family. They killed and probably ate his real family and kidnapped him.
Watched this in theatres when i was 12 and didn't sleep without the lights on for weeks lol one of my favorite horror movies to this day
Three reasons you guys are clearly Southern.: The Stetson, love for Lynyrd Skynyrd and a dog named, “Howdy”
This was the only remake that was done right for this franchise in my opinion. Every other one was garbage especially the most recent one that Netflix made.
I love this remake so much! Jessica Biel is an amazing Final Girl! Her season of The Sinner was so good too!😍
It sucked
R. Lee Ermey really stole the show, in this Movie.
The Prequel Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning is definitely worth a watch, to explain some questions in this Movie.
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LMAO perfect timing 💀😂