I need to rewatch this.

[Stumplegriltskin]

I was curious about the house used to film this and town this was filmed at and watched a doc on it today. I'll let you turds try to figure it out. Shouldn't be too hard. Turns out the house was moved and turned into a restaurant. Weird. I've never been out west, ever. I wouldn't want to visit, because I know I'd hate to leave. This movie shaped how I view Texas to be. Whether the vision in my head is correct, I'll probably never know, but this movie really fucked me up. There's nothing new as far as horror that can touch this. Music aside, just the type of filming done and the angles and the lighting and location. I mean this shit leaves you dark and depressed. LOL. I told my wife we are going to watch this again this weekend.

 

[watson503]

Great film and one of my all-time favorites.

These days you can book a trip to the gas station from the film, it is in Bastrop, Texas - they have cabins in the back for rent overnight and every so often the owner will come out revving a chainsaw, I've heard haha

https://texasgasstation.com/

 

[Monkey Man]

Moved to Movies / TV.