Are you gonna go see the Texas Chainsaw Massacre re release today?

>>213783689 (OP)
It may be a nice experience. But it's not a (whatever the fuck theaters charge these day) worth experience.

>>213783689 (OP)
I didn't even know that was a thing

>>213784313
11.99 at my local cinema, its fucking robbery but oh well never seen it on the big screen so fuck it

>>213784334
And that's not including their $20 popcorn, $8.40 soda, and their $5.00 singles tax.

>>213784313
I feel like it would be if I watched it with strangers who never saw it before. I never saw this movie until very late in my kino life. Always was on my list but never got around to it. Then I think they had it on Criterion Channel or something during on of their October Halloween months. It is a low budget full but it is honestly one of the scariest films I have ever seen. Like the realistic violence and horror of "what if this guy actually exists out there down a road in bum fuck America". Cus I live in America and there are a lot of long highways with nothing for miles and miles and miles where a house like that might exist. Especially it being a 70s film where there's no intenert or cellphones. You would have to run your ass back to that gas station that was on the road an hour ago.

Didn't know it's back in theatres. I also really enjoyed the second one isn't Dennis Hopper. (Was that the second one or third?) I know it's a little bit goofy but it has attitude.

>>213783689 (OP)
I saw it last year for the 50th anniversary and it was PRETTY COOL

>>213784313
stop being poor

>>213784546
Blow me, pay piggy.