The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
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Nov 1, 2026
Ren's DadHOST
I haven't seen that yet.
Ren's DadHOST
Okay, he is the, like, sheriff in the Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2003.
Ren's DadHOST
Oh, okay,
Nyah NightmareHOST
okay.
Paul BerrimanPANELIST
So this is imprint number 700 from 2003.
Paul BerrimanPANELIST
It is the Texas Chainsaw Massacre 4K UHD and Blu-ray limited edition lenticular large hardbox.
Paul BerrimanPANELIST
So put on a brave face for the terrifying 2003 remake of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre, which sees the infamous Leatherface join the imprint collection in a mammoth sized new limited edition release.
Paul BerrimanPANELIST
Based on Toby Hooper's 1974 original terrifying horror, director Marcus Nispel revisits the story with fresh gore and relentless violence.
Paul BerrimanPANELIST
Starring an extraordinary ensemble cast, including Jessica Biel, Jonathan Tucker and Andrew Byronsaki, produced by Michael Bay.
Paul BerrimanPANELIST
Chainsaw Redux, Making a Massacre, The Making of Documentary, Ed Gein, The Ghoul of Plainfield Documentary, Severed Parts Documentary, Deleted Scenes, Behind the Scenes Feature and Cast and Crew Interviews, TV Spots, Theatrical Trailers, Aspect Ratio 185 to 1, and Audio English DTS HD 5.1 Surround and LPCM 2.0 Stereo, and Optional English Hard of Hearing Subtitles.
Paul BerrimanPANELIST
This is going to be an absolutely epic set.
Paul BerrimanPANELIST
Obviously, Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2003 comes with that wave of remakes that we got in the early 2000s of classic horror films.
ChrisHOST
Yeah.
ChrisHOST
I was watching Texas Chainsaw Remake the other day on Amazon, and it would fade to black like it would on television if it was like a made-for-TV or a TV edit.
ChrisHOST
When I was watching Halloween on AMC, they were hard cuts.
ChrisHOST
It would just be like there would be the end of a scene, essentially, and it would just be like black.
Chris ToalHOST
to
Chris BungardHOST
go for the classics aye, what can I say? Obviously there's other ones that I want to talk about but I've spoke about them on other episodes so I'm trying to think of other stuff, do you know what I mean? I'm going to go, this one I'm going to go with the remake of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2003-2004 I think it was.
Chris BungardHOST
Right, my big
Chris ToalHOST
mate Andy.
Chris BungardHOST
you know what I mean? You need to care about them or else it's pointless.
Chris BungardHOST
It worked with...
Chris BungardHOST
it it worked with fucking again Nightmare on Elm Street he cared about these teenagers and stuff like that and I think with the Texas Chainsaw Massacre because they're all stoners I've got a wee bit of an affinity
Chris ToalHOST
for
James Ross IIGUEST
I saw Hostel.
James Ross IIGUEST
I saw The Hills Have Eyes, Texas Chainsaw, like the 2000s horror films.
James Ross IIGUEST
I'm like, damn, these are like – like compared to today, those movies were fucking merciless.
James Ross IIGUEST
Like they were intense as shit.
Austin ProctorHOST
Most of them are still being shot on film, 35, and so they have that grainy texture to it.
Austin ProctorHOST
There was also just this... lighting, like this green kind of hue that was present in a lot of these movies.
Austin ProctorHOST
You also had just countless remakes like House of Wax, Texas Chainsaw.
Austin ProctorHOST
Ghost Ship is kind of loosely based off of Death Ship, but whatever.
Diego CrespoHOST
monumental waste of time.
Diego CrespoHOST
It makes me look back at the Texas Chainsaw and... friday 13th remakes in in a much kinder light and i like the remake of friday 13th i'm not big on the 2003 remake i think i agree i don't like
MaxHOST
any of those two
Diego CrespoHOST
i i i think it's okay um there's some fun stuff daniel pearl shooting the shit out of it but like i'm not i'm not big on it
Jason ZarembaHOST
Yeah, well, just, like, the 2000s in horror, like, generally.
Jason ZarembaHOST
I mean, why the fuck is Jessica Biel in the Texas Chainsaw remake, right?
Reid PegramHOST
Why is Elijah Dushku in wrong turn?
Jason ZarembaHOST
Yeah.
Jason ZarembaHOST
It's, like...
Jason ZarembaHOST
And, I mean, like, it was just, like, yeah, it was just cash grabs.
Jason ZarembaHOST
Because Texas Chainsaw, it was the same company.
Jason ZarembaHOST
It was Michael
RichHOST
In theaters.
RichHOST
In Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
RichHOST
The ones that came out in like the mid-2000s.
SchoolHOST
Yes.
David ProckHOST
Um, Was it number 36 just behind it with 81 million? Just a kind of a fun fact I want to throw out here, too.
David ProckHOST
Just under Freddy vs. Jason for 2003's top movies was the remake of Texas Chainsaw Massacre, which brought in 80.5.
David ProckHOST
So another one of the Rushmores also in the theaters that weekend.
David ProckHOST
All we needed was a new Halloween that year and we would have been golden.
JessHOST
I like psychological thrillers, I think, although I have been putting on scary movies every day at my office in the background.
JessHOST
I realized I never really watched any of the classics like Chainsaw Massacre, Freddy, Jason, all those things.
JessHOST
But yeah, I think psychological thriller is my preferred scary genre.
RebeccaHOST
How about you, Kirsten? I mean, I
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RebeccaHOST
Oh, and you see the tattoo at the end.
RebeccaHOST
Oh, but that's a creepy movie.
RebeccaHOST
Texas Chainsaw Massacre when they redid that one.
RebeccaHOST
That one freaked me out.
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