I was so terrified of that leather faced ghoul jumping out and making me scream but Mike isn't in this one.

They chose the right Josh to review this film. The other one doesn’t know shit about horror movies.

"Even though it's october, for some reason I'm very warm"

Wow I can't believe they filmed this only this morning!

I love how Guillermo says Texas Chainsaw Massacre

Franklin only isn't just the 5th wheel, he's the 6th as well.

The slamming of the metal door is one of the most iconic moments in any film.

LOOK WHAT YOUR BROTHER DID TO THE DOOR

Happy Halloween everyone

Finally I can spend some time with the family

Franklin being annoying is key to the film, I feel. Him being an imperfect person often forgotten by his peers ties into the Sawyers being abandoned by America at large.

Leatherface  opening the steel door and grabbing the girl is what made the movie get stuck in my head for decades to come

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What an unexpectedly lovely way to open this video.

One of the most poignant reviews I've seen of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre called it an apocalyptic film, the whole movie feels like it's about the world coming to an end.

The best review I ever saw of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 said "This is a movie about everyone losing their minds when they realized the world didn't end."

The way Del Toro says Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and how he picks it over other classic horror movies, is truly spot-on

0:23 Bram Strokes Dracula is such an underrated movie that does not exist.

The amazing thing about this movie is how it manages to feel so violent with minimal gore. Still one of the scariest movies I've ever seen.

I never knew people found Franklin annoying! I just felt so, so bad for him the whole time. Man had a valid crashout

I saw a great interview in person with Gunnar Hensen (Leatherface), and he mentioned that he was offered the role after performing Lenny in Of Mice and Men. So that's where he was drawing from to fill out the character.

Just watched Texas Chainsaw Massacre for the first time months ago and it's amazing how even with all the praise it gets it still feels underrated

Tobe Hooper's "Eaten Alive" is equally uncomfortable and doesn't get talked about anywhere near enough.