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RoxyRollah 11-09-2015 03:56 AM

So who has ordered their Texas Chainsaw t-shirts?
Rip LEATHERFACE! This one is sad to me because Ive known Gunner Hansen since I was little, small towns in Maine and what have you.

bob. 11-09-2015 07:29 AM

out of all of the main icons of horror....i feel he gets the least credit....for shame....he had a great career

Oriphiel 11-09-2015 07:37 AM

RIP Leatherface. You really scared the shit out of me back in the day. :(

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Originally Posted by bob. (Post 1650434)
out of all of the main icons of horror....i feel he gets the least credit....for shame....he had a great career

*cough* Angela Baker *cough*

bob. 11-09-2015 07:46 AM

i'll give you that.....Sleepaway camp is rarely mentions when talking about horror classics....and it has one of the best "twist" ending :)

grindy 11-09-2015 08:52 AM

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Originally Posted by bob. (Post 1650442)
i'll give you that.....Sleepaway camp is rarely mentions when talking about horror classics....and it has one of the best "twist" ending :)

Unfortunately I already know the twist. Would I still enjoy the movie?

Oriphiel 11-09-2015 09:41 AM

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Originally Posted by grindy (Post 1650453)
Unfortunately I already know the twist. Would I still enjoy the movie?

I knew the twist going into it as well, and I still thought the ending was filmed in a memorable and creative way. The rest of the movie is a standard slasher flick, albeit a cut above many of the other low budget horror movies from that era. So yeah, go for it.

But in my opinion, two and three are where the trilogy really shined (I know that there are more than three movies, so it technically isn't a trilogy, but we shall not speak of those later abominations). Pamela Springsteen's hilariously tongue-in-cheek and ultra-punny Angela is my favorite slasher villain of all time. :laughing:

Trollheart 11-09-2015 12:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Suzy Creamcheese (Post 1650475)
I knew the twist going into it as well, and I still thought the ending was filmed in a memorable and creative way. The rest of the movie is a standard slasher flick, albeit a cut above many of the other low budget horror movies from that era. So yeah, go for it.

But in my opinion, two and three are where the trilogy really shined (I know that there are more than three movies, so it technically isn't a trilogy, but we shall not speak of those later abominations). Pamela Springsteen's hilariously tongue-in-cheek and ultra-punny Angela is my favorite slasher villain of all time. :laughing:

I see what you did there. :thumb:

Tristan_Geoff 11-10-2015 09:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Suzy Creamcheese (Post 1650437)
RIP Leatherface. You really scared the shit out of me back in the day. :(

By some weird coincidence, Dickie Hammond from the band Leatherface also died last week. It's been rough in the punk world.

RoxyRollah 11-11-2015 05:10 AM

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Originally Posted by bob. (Post 1650434)
out of all of the main icons of horror....i feel he gets the least credit....for shame....he had a great career

He was the best interpretative dancer with a chainsaw this side of the mason dixon line baby.

bob. 11-11-2015 06:45 AM

man....Dickie Hammond had such a great voice....seriously a great losss



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