The Texas Chainsaw Massacre

The opening of this is not what I remember it being.

Maybe I was remembering, like, one of the remakes? Because I remembered there being an incredibly loud chainsaw sound in the beginning of it, but that's not in this.

I think it must have been a remake.

I remember this because I was working at Best Buy and they decided to drive employee engagement, they were gonna have a movie night, and they wheeled one of, like, the biggest TVs we sold out into an area where we could all sit around it and hooked up surround sound and the whole thing.

but they had the volume turned up extremely high.

And so when it opened with this crazy loud chainsaw sound that felt like it went on forever, I was just like, please make this stop.

I regret ever coming to this.

I did like when they started showing the snapshots of, I assume, the bodies that are dug up, because they kind of talk about some grave robbing here in a minute.

But it's just flashes accompanied with the recharge sound effect of a camera flash.

Of an old

camera bulb, yeah.

Yeah.

which I feel like became a horror staple for a while, that flash and whine.

Yeah.

You get that in video games, horror video games, like what is that? Fatal Frame is famous for that.

Yeah, yeah.

I've never played that one, but I know what you're talking about.

I haven't either.

I just watched YouTube videos of it because it's spooky.

But the radio broadcaster does give some news about local grave robbings have been increasing.

And then there was this big grave robbery recently.

And the person or persons who robbed the graves had tied body parts to one of the monuments to make like some sort of art display.

And because of that, all the locals are starting to come out to this graveyard to see if their loved ones are still buried.

And that kind of sets up the premise for why our protagonist is there to begin with.

She's coming back to look at her granddad's grave to make sure he's still there.