texas chainsaw massacre the truth
 

i was told years ago that tcm was inspired by a true crime that happend in texas. it was a true crime but in plainfield wisconsin in 1959. the killers name was eddie gein.

want to hear the true gore? not for the faint of heart.

lay it on me

when they checed the house out it was almost impossible to walk through the room the smellof filth and decompositionwas overwhelming. first thing they saw was a womens body dangling from the beam upsidedown it had been decapitated split open and gutted. they had stumbled into a death farm. there was a bowl made fome a human skull, lampshades and wastbasket made frome human skin.finally a suit made entirely of human skin.

While it was Eddie Gein (or whatever) the movie is far more entertaining than real life. Yes, it was Wisconsin, and there were no chainsaws. He had a lot of bones and such, but that was because he was a gravedigger and necrophiliac. I believe he admitted to murdering a person or two, but that was about it. No chainsaws, no Texas, no massacres, no weird family...

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the movie was better than the truth,but i thought it would be cool to know what really happend.

this is my first time on any chatroom and i lovehorror so please don't rip me a new one.

no ones gonna rip you a new one here, although it could have been placed in true crime welcome aboard, care to name a few of your favorite horror movies?

okay there is about 10 other threads about this subject.... TCM does fucking rock and it a great film... the remake was great but not as good as the original IMO :D